News
Bioenergy to meet 5% of global demand by 2050
Energy produced from crops, wastes and residues is likely to meet around 5% of global demand by mid-century, a scientific advisory body to the German government said in a report launched on Wednesday.
The full text of this article is only available to registered subscribers and free trialists. To login, please enter your email address and subscriber access code below.
Article Index:
Related Content
-
Corporate environmental news round-up 55
12 Jun 2009
-
Swedes reach out to MEPs on draft efficiency laws
12 Jun 2009
-
France mulls carbon tax for non-ETS sector
11 Jun 2009
-
Rapporteurs on major draft green laws retain seats
11 Jun 2009
-
Stakeholders want binding green criteria for biomass
11 Jun 2009
-
Uncertainty over ETS funds for renewables and CCS
10 Jun 2009
-
Commission consults on coal subsidies beyond 2010
10 Jun 2009
-
UK public shows timid support for green tax shift
9 Jun 2009
-
Hungary to finance efficiency through AAU sales
9 Jun 2009
-
Ministers set to reject EU binding nuclear safety rules
8 Jun 2009
EEA chief speaks up for biodiversity
ENDS Europe's Sonja van Renssen asks the EEA’s Jacqueline McGlade how she expects the agency’s new biodiversity tools to help shape EU policy
RSS
Latest jobs
- Randstad Cpe: Senior Acoustics and Vibration Consultant £40-60,000
- De Montfort University: Sustainability Project Manager circa £22k pro rata
- Randstad Cpe: Carbon Management Consultant Negotiable
