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The IRENA Renewable Energy Country Profiles take stock of the latest development of renewable energy in two regions where renewable energy can make a significant contribution to combat climate change and bring modern energy services to everyone: Africa and the Pacific. The country profiles combine elements of IRENA analysis with the latest information available from a vast array of sources in order to give a brief yet comprehensive and up-to-date picture of the situation of renewable energy that includes energy supply, electrical capacity, energy access, policies, targets, investment climate, projects and endowment in renewable energy resources. Because of the different timelines of these sources, data presented here refer to years between 2008 and 2012.
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Renewable Energy Attractiveness Indices - Ernst & Young - Global
Since 2003, the Ernst & Young Environmental Finance team has been releasing quarterly data that ranks national renewable energy markets, and their suitability for individual technologies. The Country Attractiveness Indices now track the relative attractiveness of 40 countries' renewable energy markets across a selection of technologies each quarter. Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices To find out more about the renewable markets, read the latest Ernst & Young Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices below which scores and comments on various technologies, including wind, solar PV, solar CSP, biomass, and geothermal. While 2011 saw record levels of new investment into clean energy, especially solar technologies, 2012's outlook is less certain, particularly in developed markets.Renewable Energy Database
Welcome to RE database REdatabase functions as an online access portal for our network of investors, project developers and other renewable energy professionals, providing published research and bespoke consulting expertise. Using our own specialist opportunity and risk indices, LRI's country reports provide detailed analyses of individual renewable energy sectors, including government incentives and commitments, renewable energy markets, power grid connections and development permits. LRI sub-sector reports offer in-depth analyses of specific renewable energy technologies, providing key industry factors underpinning technology growth and development. Using innovative sub-sector models, these reports offer clear and concise appraisals of dynamics within each renewable energy sub-sector. LRI multi-country reports cover the renewable energy sectors of entire regions or groups of countries, including detailed analyses and comparisons of individual countries covered.Country Analysis Briefs
This website presents up-to-date developments in climate and energy policies across the 27 EU member states . With a uniquely developed scoring method , it provides results in aggregated scores on a scale A to G, for all member states , at EU level , and for different economic sectors . The 2050 goal of near total decarbonisation sets the benchmark for an ‘A’ rating. The tracker is a resource for those seeking information, a means of sharing best practice, and a way of holding policymakers to account. In 2011 we updated our initial rating from November 2010.
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Important notice: Each of the reports has been submitted in the language of the respective Member State, which is the sole authentic version. Translations into the English language are being provided for information purposes only. The European Commission does not guarantee the accuracy of the data or information provided in these translations, nor does it accept responsibility for any use made thereof.
Energy: Member States Reports in the frame of Directive 2001/77/EC - European commission
"Carbon fibre composites, which will replace metal as the material of the future, have significant importance for fundamental industries in Turkey such as transportation (automobile, high-speed train, vessels, heavy vehicles, etc.), wind energy technologies and construction, particularly for earthquake-resistant buildings," says Mehmet Ali Berkman, CEO of the Akkök Group and AKSA Board Chairman.

