Renewable Energy

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Renewable energy

Meeting renewable energy targets will be crucial Subscription Required

Issue 39 30 September-6 October 2011 | By Verity Ratcliffe

Specific regulatory frameworks need to be in place to accomplish clean energy goals 

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Renewable Energy News

Developer applies for permit to build Tunisia’s largest solar project Subscription Required

2 February 2012, 8:23 GMT | By Verity Ratcliffe

TuNur solar power project will have a capacity of 2,000MW

Local firm bids low for Dubai solar consultancy Subscription Required

25 January 2012, 12:34 GMT | By Verity Ratcliffe

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority is evaluating bids

Morocco to make progress on wind farm programme in 2012 Subscription Required

19 January 2012, 12:51 GMT | By Verity Ratcliffe

Three bids in for first wind farm in programme and qualification process launched for five more projects

Solar power overtakes oil-fired generation in cost-effectiveness Subscription Required

19 January 2012, 12:19 GMT | By Verity Ratcliffe

Renewable energy has traditionally been viewed as a more expensive alternative

Siemens and Masdar partner for solar panel coating research Subscription Required

18 January 2012, 9:06 GMT | By Verity Ratcliffe

Research to focus on adverse effect of sand and dust on solar panels

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Comment

Solar park: Dubai's ruler unveils plans for the scheme

Dubai shifts focus to renewables Subscription Required

Issue 2 13-19 January 2012

The emirate is planning a multi-billion-dirham solar park but securing funds for it will be key

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Key industry contacts

Saleh Alawaj Subscription Required

Issue 30 29 July-4 August

Saleh Alawaj is Deputy Minister for electricity, Saudi Arabia

David Charlier Subscription Required

Issue 12 25-31 March 2011

A lawyer advising on alternative energy projects in the Middle East and North Africa

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