Wave

World can halt fossil fuel use by 2090: study
IEA cites gains from energy efficiency
A Solar Gold Rush Is Spreading From California to New Jersey

'Wave snakes' switch on to harness ocean's power
Electricity From What Cows Leave Behind
UK's renewable energy efforts 'ineffective'

A digest of news and commentary from a UK peak oil perspective

Australia's first underwater wave farm
Bartlett's renewable energy bill
Germany debates subsidies for solar industry
Market for LEDs for illumination could be big

Biofuels majority of non-OPEC oil growth
New source for biofuels discovered- cyanobacteria
World's largest offshore wind farm in the works
Wave/geothermal - energy return on investment (EROI)

CERA's Yergin says renewables get competitive
Turning glare into watts (solar thermal)

Australia: Coalition goes cool on nuclear
Wind is not the enemy of nuclear
Wave-power proposals alarm locals
From geeks to greens

Arianna Huffington: Who killed the electric car? / Costly tar hurts paving / Blowing in the wind (sail revival)

Soaring oil prices have convinced governments of the need for a change in energy technology - the race to build wave and tidal stream machines is on.

THE wild Atlantic sound that divides the Hebridean islands of Harris and North Uist may be bridged for the first time by a £30m structure that harnesses the power of the waves to produce electricity.

The technical and policy difficulties of harnessing ocean energy.