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This development is the latest in a spate of good news about solar power, a type of renewable energy.

A number of bases inside the US have begun to tap into renewable fuel sources including wind and solar energy.

As summer approaches they have enough capacity in conventional and renewable power or can Buy from abroad: recently, imports have uncharacteristically outstripped exports.

The technology is not inherently frugal or green. It can be used to deliver not just clean renewable energy more efficiently, but also the grubby coal-fired sort.

Every light bulb, photocopier and computer on campus is being powered by clean, renewable energy sources, such as wind and hydroelectricity, dramatically reducing our impact on the environment.

In a statement posted on its website Tuesday, Greenpeace China's head climate campaigner Yang Ailun said the accident highlighted the need for serious energy reform and a shift to renewable sources.

Establishing a national renewable electricity standard will help to unify the fragmented U.S. grid system — an important step in the wider adoption of using more wind and solar for energy generation.

The altruistic spirit of volunteerism is immense and renewable.

In an ideal world we would only use renewable energy in Ecuador.

The government's "flagship policy" on climate change has been to offer subsidies to renewable energy.

"The renewable energy surcharge should not exceed current levels," Merkel said in the Bundestag.

Shale gas is also likely to divert investment in Britain from pricier but carbon-free nuclear and renewable-energy sources.

So they are pouring huge sums into science, particularly at the applied end of hot fields like nanotechnology and renewable energy.

A casual glance at the DOE's projections for us energy use look fairly green with renewable energy as a share of electricity production more than doubling by 2030 to over 12 per cent.

Prior work used renewable hydrogen to maximize CO2 capture.

People with expertise in one field, such as renewable energy, may have a bias towards it.

A somewhat constructivist approach to building public concern would be to build up the issue-linkage between climate change and the search for renewable-energy sources.

Friends of the Earth, for example, says the efficiency of stoves is irrelevant if they burn renewable fuels such as dung or wood, as those in poor countries often do.

And Iceland, which has an abundance of renewable, low-carbon energy is angling to be the world's data-centre capital.

Lastly, we can note the stagnation in the output of renewable plants.

While the urban sprawl around Honolulu consumes the bulk of the energy, most potential renewable sources are far from the city, 150 miles southeast or 100 miles to the northwest.