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How Germany plans to succeed in a nuclear free, low carbon economy

By Jennifer Morgan on July 28, 2011
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This piece was written by Felix Matthes, Oeko-Institut, and Jennifer Morgan, WRI.

Should America Follow Europe's Lead on Energy?

By Jennifer Morgan on July 12, 2011
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This post originally appeared on the National Journal Energy & Environment Experts Blog.

The Right Mix: The Philippines Achieving its Renewable Energy Goals

By Lutz Weischer on July 5, 2011
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This piece, by Pete Maniego and Lutz Weischer, originally appeared in the Manil

WRI Experts on Asia's Clean Energy Future

By Maggie Barron on June 16, 2011

Why is Asia such an important region for clean energy deployment? WRI experts respond.

New Project Helps Companies in China Invest in Energy Efficiency Improvements

By Xiaoyu Shi on June 16, 2011

Under a new WRI initiative, industrial companies in China can bundle energy efficiency projects to attract investors and reduce costs.

PRESS RELEASE: New Paper Lays Out Smart Policies for Renewable Energy Growth

May 24, 2011
Location: WASHINGTON, D.C.

Offers six principles of smart energy policy for developing countries

IPCC Study: Renewable Energy Could Provide Majority of World’s Energy by 2050

By Lutz Weischer on May 23, 2011

Recently, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a comprehensive study on renewable energy, entitled Special Report on Renewable Energy Sources and Climate Change Mitigation. The report finds that by 2050, nearly 80 percent of the world’s energy supply could be provided by renewable energy sources. WRI Analyst Lutz Weischer, who works on renewable energy policies, sat down to talk about the report’s implications.

PRESS RELEASE: New Group Purchasing Model Slashes Cost of Solar Power

April 26, 2011
Location: PHILADELPHIA

12-step guide makes solar power accessible to small businesses and local governments

*Editor’s note: Experts will be attending DOE’s Solar America Cities Annual Meeting, April 26-28, and ar

Who Pays for Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage (CCS) Demonstrations in Developing Countries?

By Francisco Almendra on April 21, 2011

On April 7th, a group of 24 Energy Ministers met in Abu Dhabi for the 2nd Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM). The group represented the governments of countries collectively responsible for over 80% of global energy consumption, and together they agreed to increase efforts to deploy carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS) on a commercial scale worldwide.

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