Energy efficiency News for April 2016

Energy efficiency News Archive

Low-carbon fuels and vehicle efficiency can cut road transport CO2 emissions by 2030 Low-carbon fuels and vehicle efficiency can cut road transport CO2 emissions by 2030

A new analysis from Lux Research finds that the emergence of low-carbon fuels and vehicle efficiency could cut emissions by 29% in 2030.

Daimler starts deliveries of Mercedes-Benz energy storage for private homes Daimler starts deliveries of Mercedes-Benz energy storage for private homes

Daimler and its subsidiary Deutsche ACCUmotive are commencing deliveries of stationary energy storage systems for residential use in Germany.

Siemens and Indonesia sign energy cooperation agreements

In connection with Indonesian President Joko Widodo’s recent visit to Germany, Siemens has signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with the state power company Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN).

Renowned solar energy expert empowers people of Africa to power their continent Renowned solar energy expert empowers people of Africa to power their continent

Research scientist and philanthropist Dr. Richard Komp has revealed that almost all of the billion people who live without access to electricity in the world could generate their own power to light their homes, schools and hospitals.

IEA cautiously backs Portugal in aims to achieve economically stable energy system by 2020

Portugal must maintain its efforts to deliver a financially sustainable energy system, says the International Energy Agency (IEA).

10 companies chosen as 2016 New Energy Pioneers by Bloomberg New Energy Finance

Innovative companies in the energy sector have been recognized at the ninth Bloomberg New Energy Finance Summit in New York City for their 'game-changing' impact in the industry.

Scotland beats renewables target

Figures show Scotland generated the equivalent of more than half its electricity needs from renewable sources in 2015, surpassing the 50% target set by Ministers.