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IEA: $45 Trillion Needed To Cut CO2 Emissions 50% By 2050

The International Energy Agency says that it will take $45 trillion in additional clean technology investments between now and 2050 in order to reduce CO2 emissions to 50 percent. That’s 1.1% of average annual global GDP over the period. “The world faces the daunting combination of surging energy demand, rising ... Read more »

Ice Cream Maker Installs Third Wind Turbine

Mackie’s of Scotland, which wants to become the greenest company in Britain by 2009, has bought three wind turbines for £2.5 million to produce ice creams made with 100 percent renewable energy, The Scotsman reports (via ZDNet). The two new turbines join an existing one and make enough electricity to produce every tub of ice cream sold by the company

Efficiency Could Cut Industrial Energy Use 26%

A new study from the International Energy Agency estimates there is potential for technical efficiency improvements of 18-26 percent for the manufacturing industry worldwide and said energy savings could be larger if new technologies were taken into account, CNET reports. Industry could be made more energy-efficient by upgrading the engines used in factories, including adjustable speed drives, steam systems and

LA to Supply Clean Energy to 70,000 Homes

The LA City Council has approved two agreements that will provide enough renewable energy to power 70,000 homes. These agreements, each of which provide 25 megawatts of renewable power for a total of 50 megawatts, enable LADWP to meet an additional two percent of the goal to increase the City’s renewable power supply to 20 percent by 2010. The green

IAE Predicts Global Energy Demand Up 53% by 2030

The International Energy Agency  has released The World Energy Outlook 2006,  the latest edition of the IEA’s annual flagship publication. The report’s baseline vision of how energy markets are likely to evolve without new government measures sees global primary energy demand increasing by 53 percent between now and 2030. Over 70 percent of ... Read more »


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