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Earth at risk of ‘hothouse climate’ even with emissions reductions

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Researchers have warned the planet urgently needs to transition to a green economy because fossil fuel pollution risks pushing the Earth into a lasting and dangerous “hothouse climate”.

Read more: http://econews.com.au/58397/earth-at-risk-of-hothouse-climate-even-with-emissions-reductions/

Global: Will today’s solar panels last 25 years?

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Guaranteeing solar panels over a long period presents an emerging problem for the insurance industry and those who own renewable energy resources. How can we ensure solar assets will be protected into  the future?

Read more: http://www.eco-business.com/opinion/will-todays-solar-panels-last-25-years/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Daily%20Digest%2008082018&utm_content=Daily%20Digest%2008082018+CID_72be451cee782caeae8ba491b8fbaa5a&utm_source=Campaign%20Monitor&utm_term=Will%20todays%20solar%20panels%20last%2025%20years

Australia - Poll: voters fear backing for coal over renewable energy

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A significant majority of Australians believe coal and power lobbies are blocking the development of the renewable energy that is needed to cut electricity bills.

Read more: http://econews.com.au/58393/poll-voters-fear-backing-for-coal-over-renewable-energy/

Global trillion-watt mark for renewable energy ‘the first of many’

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Global wind and solar power developers took 40 years to install their first trillion watts of power generation capacity, and the next trillion may be finished within the next five years.

Read more: http://econews.com.au/58371/global-trillion-watt-mark-for-renewable-energy-the-first-of-many/

China is building coal power again

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Experts are calling for the government to return to cutting capacity after policy reversal, reports Feng Hao

Read more: https://www.chinadialogue.net/blog/10761-China-is-building-coal-power-again/en

China’s new energy policy: And what India needs to do to protect solar

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China’s National Energy Administration, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance have recently released new guidelines for the country’s renewable energy targets. In this directive, China has terminated approvals for new subsidized utility-scale PV power stations.

Read more: https://www.pv-tech.org/guest-blog/chinas-new-energy-policy-and-what-india-needs-to-do-to-protect-solar
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