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Sweden tops new ranking of countries best equipped.


A new report ranks the world’s countries not on their economic indicators, but on their ability to “safeguard the needs…

Energy, fossil fuels, Renewable Energy, Sustainability, Sweden

Peat as Energy Resource


See on Scoop.it – Energy Blog Peat is an accumulation of partially decayed vegetation. One of the most common components is Sphagnum moss, although … More

combustion, Energy, Ireland, Peat

Green Building Trends in the Middle East


See on Scoop.it – Fostering Sustainable Development The Middle East region faces a unique set of challenges in terms of sustainable … More

conservation, Energy, green architecture, green buildings, Middle East

Merits of Anaerobic Digestion of Wastes


See on Scoop.it – Waste Waste Everywhere Anaerobic digestion is the natural biological process which stabilizes organic waste in the … More

Advantages of Biogas, Anaerobic digestion, biogas, Biomethanation, Economic, Energy, environment, Wastes

Energy Outlook for Jordan


See on Scoop.it – Energy Blog The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is an emerging and stable economy in the Middle … More

alternative energy, Electricity, Energy, Industrial Development, Jordan, power

5 Green Myths Debunked


Originally posted on Green Freak:
Going green is a much talked about topic. All kinds of rumors and false ideas are…

conservation, Energy, go green, Green, green economy, green living, green tips

Energy Issues in the Middle East


See on Scoop.it – Energy Blog There are several problems confronting the world with respect to its fossil fuels-based energy … More

Energy, environment, fossil fuels, GHGs, Middle East, Renewable Energy

Green Economy Potential in Jordan


See on Scoop.it – Fostering Sustainable Development The global financial recession triggered serious debate among many countries in revealing the … More

economy, Energy, Green, Investment, Jordan, MENA, Renewable Energy

Energy from Palm Oil Biomass


See on Scoop.it – Energy Blog A palm oil plantation yields huge amount of biomass wastes in the form of … More

Biomass, combustion, EFB, empty fruit bunch, Energy, moisture, Palm oil, Palm Oil Biomass

Power To The People: Why Renewable Energy Still Matters


Originally posted on Mark Raving Mad:
To anyone who really knows the numbers, it’s fairly clear that Renewable Energy sources will not…

alternative energy, capital costs, clean energy, emissions, Energy, energy storage, environment, fossil fuels, greenhouse gases, Renewable Energy, USA

Solar-Powered Desalination in Middle East


See on Scoop.it – Water Board Conventional large-scale desalination is cost-prohibitive and energy-intensive, and not viable for poor countries in … More

CSP, Desalination, Energy, environment, MENA, Middle East, Renewable Energy, solar, water, water scarcity

Trends in Energy Management


See on Scoop.it – Energy Blog Managing and reducing energy consumption not only saves money but also helps in mitigating … More

Advantages of Energy Management, emissions, Energy, energy conservation, energy management

Land misuse, land mismanagment


Originally posted on Say No To Food Waste:
In this post I would like to tackle the issue of land misuse or as some…

Energy, environment, Land, Renewable Energy, solar, wind

Solar Energy Tips And Techniques Straight From The Energy Experts


Originally posted on ghanaoven8:
Have you thought about a solar energy system for your home or business? Whether it is…

Energy, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, solar energy tips

Photovoltaics and Our Energy Future


Originally posted on Clean.Tech.Verdict:
In a previous post we provided an overview of solar energy and promised to delve into…

Energy, Photovoltaics, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, Solar PV

A New Bio-Gas System in Palestinian Susya


Originally posted on The Villages Group: Cooperation in Israel-Palestine:
in May 2010, the Bio-Gas project was launched to install systems for producing gas from sheep…

Anaerobic digestion, biogas, Biogas in Palestine, Domestic Cooking, Energy, Palestine, rural development, Sustainable Development, Susya

Housing scheme sells energy back to the grid


Originally posted on Eideard:
Look up this project on the website of its architects, ACXT, and you will find that…

ACXT, CHP, cogeneration, Electricity, Energy, Green Building, Green Housing, heat, power

Renewable Energy Developments in the Middle East


Originally posted on Gigaom:
It’s got a dry, sunny climate, an addiction to fossil fuels, and it’s set to become…

Abu Dhabi, Alternative Energy in Middle East, clean energy, CSP, Energy, First Solar, Iran, Middle East, Petra Solar, Photovoltaic, Qatar, Renewable Energy, Renewables, Saudi Arabia, solar, UAE, wind

What Are Renewable Energy Sources And Why Are They So Important?


Originally posted on Green Planet:
We keep hearing these terms “renewable energy”, “renewable resources”, “renewable energy sources” all more than the…

advantages, alternative energy, benefits, Biomass, clean energy, Energy, importance of renewable energy, Renewable Energy, Renewables, resources, significance of renewable energy, solar, wind

Garbology


Originally posted on JunkScience.com:
Thanks to new regulations, the emission of such toxic chemicals from waste processing has been reduced…

Energy, EPA, garbage, Incineration, incinerators, landfill, Municipal Wastes, Puente Hills Landfill, trash, USA, waste, Waste-to-energy, WTE

What is Waste to Energy


Reduction in the volume and mass of solid waste is a crucial issue especially in the light of limited availability … More

Energy, energy-from-waste, waste, Waste to Energy Options, Waste to Energy Process, Waste to Energy Systems, Waste to Energy Technologies, Waste-to-energy, What is Energy from Waste, What is Waste to Energy

Biomethane and its Storage


The typical composition of raw biogas does not meet the minimum CNG fuel specifications. In particular, the CO2 and sulfur … More

Anaerobic digestion, bioCNG, biogas, Biogas Storage, biomethane, Carbon dioxide, CBM, Compressed natural gas, Energy, H2S, High pressure, LBM, Liquefied natural gas

Dimensions of Sustainable Development


Social Availability of energy has a direct impact on poverty, employment opportunities, education, demographic transition, indoor pollution and health, and … More

Developing country, Dimensions of Sustainable Development, Economic, Energy, Energy supply, environment, Fossil fuel, Institutional, Renewable Energy, Socioeconomic development, Sustainable Development

Waste-to-Energy Market Trends


The global market for WTE technologies was valued at US$19.9bn in 2008. This has been forecasted to increase to US$26.2bn … More

Asia-Pacific, EfW, Energy, energy-from-waste, Exponential growth, Global Trends, India, Market Trends, Municipal solid waste, Waste Management, Waste-to-energy, Western Europe, WTE

Emerging Trends in Municipal Solid Waste Gasification


Gasification with pure oxygen or hydrogen Gasification with pure oxygen or pure hydrogen (or hydrogasification) may provide better alternatives to … More

Anaerobic digestion, Energy, fluidized bed, gasification, Hydrogen, MSW, Municipal solid waste, Organic matter, plasma arc, plasma gasification, syngas, thermal depolymerization, Urban Wastes, Waste-to-energy

Biomass Resources in the MENA Region


According to a recent study, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region offers almost 45 percent of the world’s … More

animal manure, Bioenergy, Biofuel, biogas, Biomass, Biomass Energy, Biomass Resources, Egypt, Energy, food processing wastes, Food Waste, Jordan, MENA, Middle East, MSW, North Africa, potential, Saudi Arabia, Waste-to-energy

Benefits of Anaerobic Digestion


Anaerobic digestion provides a variety of benefits. These may be classified into three groups viz. environmental, economic and energy benefits: … More

advantages, Anaerobic digestion, benefits, Biodegradable waste, biogas, carbon sequestration, Energy, energy-from-waste, Food Waste, merits, Municipal solid waste, organic wastes, Renewable Energy, Waste Management

Challenges in Production of Cellulosic Ethanol


The production of biofuels from lignocellulosic feedstocks can be achieved through two very different processing routes. They are: Biochemical – … More

Agricultural residues, Biofuel, biofuels, Biomass, Biomass Energy, Cellulosic Ethanol, Challenges, cleantech, Energy, Enzymes, Ethanol, Feedstock, gasification. pyrolysis, Hydrolysis, Lignocellulosic biomass, Pretreatment, Second-generation biofuels, Waste-to-energy

Incorporating Energy Recovery in Waste Management System


The increasing clamor for energy and satisfying it with a combination of conventional and renewable resources is a big challenge. … More

Bioenergy, biogas, Biomass Energy, CHP, clean energy, Energy, Energy development, energy-from-waste, environment, Greenhouse gas, MSW, Municipal solid waste, Municipal Wastes, organic wastes, Pollution, Sustainability, Sustainable Waste Management, waste, Waste Management, Waste-to-energy

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