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(English) Physicists from Japan and Austria Created Ultra-Thin Solar Cells
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(English) The Chinese Invented Wind Generator with Memory
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(English) Obtaining of Geothermal Energy in a Very Unusual Way
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(English) Airlight Energy Has Developed A Concentrating Solar Installation
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(English) A bridge in Germany is heated by the warmth coming from the earth
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(English) Wind-Powered Generator of High Power, which Requires No Foundation
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(English) A New Type of Solar Panels Generates Energy even in the Moonlight
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Wärmepumpe von WESWEN
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(English) WESWEN always with you
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(English) In Pakistan will be green energy
(English) According to analysts of Pakistan and India will become leaders in the consumption of energy from the sun and wind.
Details in the report Saleem Shaikh and Sughra Tunio from AlertNet.
Pakistan is planning to boost exploitation of alternative and renewable energy sources in an attempt to tackle a chronic power shortage and address the challenges of climate change.
A new long-term energy policy aims to provide at least five percent of the country’s total commercial energy supplies from clean renewable sources such as wind, solar and bio-waste by 2030.
At present, just 10 megawatts of the country’s daily commercial energy requirement of 11,000 MW, or less than 0.1 percent, is generated from wind and solar sources, according to Faiz Mohammad Bhutta, an executive member of the Renewable and Alternative Energy Association of Pakistan, a non-governmental organization. Read more
