The UN Industrial Development Organisation calculates that 87% of Western Europe’s economically viable small hydropower capacity has been exploited. In Northern Europe that figure rises to 95%. Yet, innovative companies in niche segments are seeing opportunities in hydropower – and good growth. MJ2, a small French hydro turbine manufacturer increased its turnover in 2014 by […]
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Community Ownership Best for Renewable Energy Development
Community ownership may be the best way to achieve rapid renewable energy development. Early wind power projects were often small-scale and based on cooperative principles where the governance and the benefits were evenly shared. That was somewhat swept aside in the 1990s, Industrial-scale renewable energy needs industrial-scale, efficient, market-based investment, it was argued. As the […]
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Increasing Profitability through Flexible Energy Consumption
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Can New York’s Electricity Market Rules Change the World?
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Exploiting niches in hydro power
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Zero-emissions refrigeration transport
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Storing Power as Liquid Air
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Reaching the Power of High Altitude Winds
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Nuclear Power for the UK – Does it Make Sense?
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Safe Electrification of Argentina’s Poorest Homes
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Storing Energy on Rail Tracks
- An Energy Wikipedia
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Small Hydro Project to Deliver Major Benefits
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How Hydro Project Management Team Navigated the Obstacles
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German University Clusters of Excellence receive Funding
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Two Cheers for the Energy Bill – And a Pat on the Back for Ed Milliband
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Wind Power Sector in Turkey in Take-Off
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Wind Power in Brazil is Cheaper than Gas
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CEOs pay lip-service to Teamwork
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Good Designers Understand Business Management Constraints
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Increasing Profitability through Flexible Energy Consumption
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Gossip in the Workplace and Management
