Dawn of a global new energy era - con­tinuing trend toward re­new­able energy sources XL-Label

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Dawn of a global new energy era - con­tinuing trend toward re­new­able energy sources, GSR, Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century, Renewables Global Status Report (GSR), final energy consumption, global electricity con­sump­tion , renewable energy

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The first solar airplane to circumnavigate the world, World’s largest solar powered bridge in London, German Federal Parliament adopts changes for solar feed-in tariffs, Founding of the Renewables Club, Commission authorises Portuguese demonstration scheme for ocean energy technologies, National renewable energy action plan agreed, 2030 climate and energy policy framework, UBA moves into new zero-energy building in Berlin, Globale Investitionen in erneuerbare Energien steigen auf Rekordhoch von 286 Milliarden US-Dollar, World's first large-scale tidal energy farm launches in Scotland, Unveiling of the World's Largest Solar Boat, New EWG study: International Energy Agency holds back global energy transition, New record: renewables make up 78% of power consumption, MEPs want binding 2030 goals for CO2 emissions, renewables and energy efficiency, Renewable Energy Day, Renewable energy experiencing double-digit growth worldwide, Record: Wind farms and solar plants produce more power than conventional power plants, 100% renewable electricity in Portugal for 107 hours, Dogger Bank Creyke Beck granted consent, ZERO Race - Around the World in 80 days with Zero Emission Vehicles!, UBA emissions data for 2015 published, Solar Impulse - Across America, Masdar City Abu Dabi, El Hierro: Inauguration of the hydro-wind power plant, EIB to reinforce support for renewable and energy efficiency investment across Europe, Greenpeace Studie: Erneuerbare legen deutlich zu, Desertec Foundation leaving the Dii, 2030 climate and energy goals for a competitive, secure and low-carbon EU economy, International Agency IRENA to be set up in January 2009