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  • gwec-in-press - 11 Dec 2015

    Vientos de cambio en Argentina llegaron a la COP21

    lainformation.com

    El nuevo jefe de la delegación argentina en las negociaciones del clima de París, Juan Carlos Villalonga, asumió este jueves sus funciones en la recta final de la COP21 con la proclamada intención de impulsar un acuerdo que limite a 1,5º el peligroso calentamiento del planeta.

    “Queremos ayudar a que haya un acuerdo”, dijo a la prensa Villalonga enLe Bourget, al …

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  • gwec-in-press - 09 Dec 2015

    Winds of Change: Sino-African renewable energy cooperation vital for development

    Chinafrica

    There’s a revolution blowing along the highlands about 95 km southeast of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital. Standing high up on the Great Rift Valley, row upon row of giant white wind turbines spin freely, churning out valuable green energy to supplement the nation’s grid.

    They belong to the Adama Wind Farm, installed by Chinese company HydroChina International Engineering Co. …

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  • gwec-in-press - 09 Dec 2015

    Eólica: más barata que el carbón, el gas y la nuclear

    Energetica 

    Eólica: más barata que el carbón, el gas y la nuclearLa electricidad que procede de la eólica terrestre en Europa ya cuesta menos que el carbón, que la nuclear y que el gas, lo que proporciona a los gobiernos una gran oportunidad para acelerar la descarbonización de la economía. De hecho, la Agencia Internacional de la Energía (AIE) pronostica que …

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  • gwec-in-press - 09 Dec 2015

    l’Inde face aux enjeux économiques des projets offshore

    Energies de la mer

    C’est hier, lors des conférences d’EWEA à Paris,que les projets et orientations de l’Inde ont été présentés. Shruti Shukla, directrice des projets et stratégies au GWEC (Global Wind Energy Council) a évoqué les tenants et aboutissants d’un développement des projets éoliens offshore au large du littoral indien. “Nous ne réalisons pas encore l’ampleur de ce challenge. Nous …

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  • gwec-in-press - 09 Dec 2015

    China’s challenge — the pursuit of ecological civilisation

    GlobalCapital

    In comparison to India, much of China’s infrastructure is space-age. “Overall, China has done very well in building up its infrastructure over the past decade,” says Paul Procee, lead urban specialist at the World Bank in Beijing. “It has done especially well in developing much of the massive transportation infrastructure it needs to keep people moving, such as highways, high …

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  • gwec-in-press - 09 Dec 2015

    Natural gas losing its shine as Asia holds faith in coal power

    The Japan News

    At the same time, costs for solar, wind and other renewables are falling, and countries are stepping up investments, eating away more of natural gas’ portion of the market.

    China, in particular, added nearly as much wind capacity as the rest of the world in 2014, according to the latest annual report from the Global Wind Energy Council, and …

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