• The Scottish government's target for 2011 was to meet 31% of the country's energy needs from renewables.

    BBC: Energy Committee 1

  • Monmouth Tory MP David TC Davies suggested "exciting" shale gas technology could help Britain's energy needs.

    BBC: Welsh Questions: an update from the Commons

  • The world's energy needs might grow more slowly than forecast, reducing the need for nuclear power.

    WSJ: Upside: A Contrarian Play With Big Potential

  • However, China still relies heavily on using coal, which supplies 70 per cent of China's energy needs.

    CNN: U.S., China lead way in tapping wind power

  • It is now Europe's sixth-largest economy, a major transit route for Europe's energy needs, and a serious regional power.

    BBC: Turkey's EU bid runs into trouble

  • Eventually he believes wave power could supply 20% of the UK's energy needs, the same proportion currently supplied by nuclear.

    BBC: Pelamis consists of four 40 metre steel tubes

  • It already delivers 25% of America's energy needs, at a cost which gives the United States a real advantage over Europe.

    BBC: Europe's push against tax fraud gains momentum

  • If completed, imported natural gas will be stored in seven excavated caverns, allowing storage for enough gas to satisfy NI's energy needs for 60 days.

    BBC: Larne Lough gas scheme 'needs other consent'

  • Fossil fuels supply 80% of the world's energy needs and, as the main driver of China's and India's growth, they will remain pre-eminent for decades.

    ECONOMIST: Energy

  • Together the projects are expected to create more than 500 wind turbines, generating 1, 500 megawatts of electricity - or 1.5% of the UK's energy needs.

    BBC: NEWS | UK | England | Millions for Cumbria wind farms

  • Supporters of the barrage say the privately-financed project could generate up to 5% of Britain's energy needs by using more than 1, 000 turbines and tidal power.

    BBC: News

  • Meeting Britain's energy needs from onshore wind power would require covering literally the entire country in turbines, even assuming that the wind was guaranteed to blow.

    ECONOMIST: What to do?

  • Hafren Power says its scheme - between Lavernock Point and Somerset - would generate 5 per cent of the UK's energy needs and could be privately financed.

    BBC: Severn Barrage debate takes off in Lords

  • Yet Europe's energy needs are projected to rise by 2030.

    FORBES

  • Waterfall added that FloDesign's low-wind technology has the potential not only to revolutionize wind-power technology, but also to make wind-power a viable energy solution for New England's energy needs.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • From news that Germany met half the country's energy needs with solar power to an Egyptian teenager who built a new quantum space propulsion system, 2012 was a big year for clean tech.

    ENGADGET: Inhabitat's Week in Green: biological concrete, flexible solar cells and the top wearable tech of 2012

  • Speaking at a news conference in February, President Vladimir Putin said the new program would boost the country's nuclear power capacity to provide 30 percent of the country's energy needs, up from its current 16 percent.

    NPR: Russia Plans Nuclear Power Expansion

  • In other words, when the oil runs out, which it eventually will, Abu Dhabi wants to be ready to sell the world solar or wind or whatever renewable technologies will be needed to supply people's energy needs.

    NPR: Oil-Rich Abu Dhabi Builds Renewable-Energy City

  • The changes, the company says, mean its plans are more fish-friendly and will also reduce the amount of inter-tidal mud flats that will be lost to feeding birds, while still generating 5% of the UK's energy needs or enough to power 3.4 million homes.

    BBC: Severn Barrage artist's impression

  • Tony Blair was supposed to deliver a heavily-trailed speech to the CBI at 9.15 this morning, the centre piece of which was to announce a new review into the nation's energy needs with a focus upon finding out if a new nuclear programme was the way forward.

    BBC: DETAILS OF TONIGHT'S PROGRAMME

  • In the first poll of their views, carried out in May this year, 76% of these sportsmen said they had personally noticed climate change, and 78% said that the right way to address America's energy needs was to conserve more, develop fuel-efficient vehicles and use more renewables.

    ECONOMIST: Doing it their way

  • While speaking at the Euroscience Open Forum in Barcelona, Spain, in July, Arnulf Jaeger-Walden, one of Europe's leading energy authorities, said that less than 0.4% of the solar energy that falls on the deserts of North Africa and the Middle East would satisfy all of Europe's energy needs.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • In particular, the sunlight and wind speed are too weak to meet a meaningful portion of the region's prodigious energy needs ... at least with today's technology.

    FORBES: Competing To Fuel The Future

  • Entrenched energy industries like to say that renewable energy can never provide a significant amount of U.S. energy needs.

    FORBES: Renewable Energy Production Surpasses Nuclear in U.S.

  • Clearly corn-based ethanol is not a sustainable solution for the U.S. energy needs.

    FORBES: Ethanol Isn't Worth Costlier Corn Flakes And Tortillas

  • The government says the dams are essential to meet Chile's growing energy needs.

    BBC: Chile court rules in favour of Patagonia HidroAysen dam

  • Although it's likely to take quite a large herd, Pfeiffer believes that harnessing these geobioreactors properly could offer a long-term solution to U.S. energy needs.

    FORBES: Gassy Bugs

  • With foreign petroleum products expected to provide 70 percent of U.S. energy needs in the coming decades, energy conservation, independence and diversity have become paramount initiatives.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Energy Squeeze

  • The leveraged buyout announcement, which TXU formally announced Monday, leaves several questions unanswered: Why are 11 plants no longer needed to meet the state's future energy needs?

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • And returning to the initial questions: Why are eight of 11 plants no longer needed to meet the state's future energy needs, and how will the company meet its increased demand for power?

    FORBES: Magazine Article

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