Archive for August, 2008

Al Gore – US 100% Renewable Energy Within a decade

Al Gore has called for this years US presidential candidates to take up the green energy mantle. He has called for the US to generate all its electricity from 100% renewable sources within a decade. Whilst we applaud Gore’s ambition, and he certainly delivers a compelling argument, achieving this target has to be seen as an impossible task. Changing the huge industrial energy infrastructure within the US is an enormous undertaking on its own. Altering the attitudes of 250 million consumers, who are seeing rising energy bills amidst a credit crunch is on another level of difficulty altogether.

Will President Obama or McCain be brave enough to accept this challenge?

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Drinks giant commits to green power

Following on from our previous post on the rise of green power, further evidence that big business is beginning to wake up to the benefits of Renewable Energy – Drinks company Diageo (Smirnoff, Guinness) has revealed plans to build a £65m bio-energy plant at its Cameronbridge Facility in Fife.

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