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Freedom Urges the Public To Say No To Fossil Fuels

August 30, 2011

A new advocacy film called Freedom wants Americans to wean themselves off oil and embrace alternatives to fossil fuels, which it says is killing us. Technorati Tags: Biodiesel, ethanol, Freedom movie Related Posts:Algae Oil Company ‘One To Watch’New Discovery Could Improve Ethanol ProductionAlgae Biofuel: Can Pond Scum Become Our Energy Savior?São Paulo To Have Brazil’s [...]

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New Report Reveals 20% of Global Energy Came From Renewable Sources in 2010

July 13, 2011

According to a new report commissioned by REN21 and produced in collaboration with a global network of research partners, in 2010 16 per cent of global fine energy consumption was based on renewable energy, while the production of this type of energy accounted for 20 per cent of the total. Technorati Tags: global energy, Renewable [...]

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Thailand’s Alternative Energy Plans: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

June 20, 2011

As it gets ready to host the Clean Power Asia conference that will take place in Bangkok between June 28 and 30, Thailand is keen to make sure everyone knows it is committed to switching to clean, alternative energy. Technorati Tags: Clean Power Asia, Thailand alternative energy, Thailand’s energy mix Related Posts:No Related Posts Found! [...]

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Brazilian Forest Code Under Threat

November 30, 2010

Energy Refuge has contributed an article to Triple Pundit about a proposal to alter Brazil’s legislation that regulates the relationship between farmers and ranchers with the forest coverage on their properties. Technorati Tags: Brazil, Deforestation, Forest code Related Posts:Amazon Under Threat As Brazil’s Forest Code Is Fast Tracked to RevisionAmazon deforestation falls by 49% in [...]

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São Paulo To Have Brazil’s First Ethanol Bus Fleet

November 25, 2010

São Paulo, one of the world’s largest cities, is to become the first city in Brazil to have an ethanol-fueled bus fleet as part of the country’s carbon-reduction goal. Technorati Tags: Brazil, ethanol, Sao Paolo, Transport Related Posts:Cellulosic ethanol: closer to becoming a reality? Interview: Celso Vainer ManzatoCellulosic Ethanol Expected to Surge in 2013Anger As [...]

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