Solar May Produce Most of World's Power by 2060, IEA Says

Source: Bloomberg, Ben Stills (8/29/11)

"The scenario suggests investors able to pick the industry's winners may reap significant returns as the global economy shifts away from fossil fuels."

Bloomberg, Ben Stills

Solar generators may produce the majority of the world's power within 50 years, slashing the emissions of greenhouse gases that harm the environment, according to a projection by the International Energy Agency.

Photovoltaic and solar-thermal plants may meet most of the world's demand for electricity by 2060—and half of all energy needs—with wind, hydropower and biomass plants supplying much of the remaining generation, Cedric Philibert, senior analyst in IEA's renewable energy division, said.

The scenario suggests investors able to pick the industry's winners may reap significant returns as the global economy shifts away from fossil fuels. . .View Full Article

Renewable Energy Co. Starts Installing Solar Project in Mexico
Source: Streetwise Reports (04/29/2024)

Revolve Renewable Power Corp. is installing a 450-kilowatt-peak rooftop solar project at the site of a food manufacturing business in central Mexico. Find out why one technical analyst says its a good time to buy the stock.

Expert Says Now Looks Like a Good Time To Buy This Renewable Energy Stock
Source: Clive Maund (04/29/2024)

Technical Analyst Clive Maund shares an update on Revolve Renewable Power Corp. to explain why he believes now might be the time to buy this clean energy stock.

Renewable Power Co. Hits Milestone in Utah Battery Project
Source: Streetwise Reports (04/23/2024)

Revolve Renewable Power Corp. announced it has signed an interconnection agreement for its Vernal BESS Project in Utah, a "major milestone" for the Utah site. Find out where this stock shakes out against its peers.

New EPA Rule Validates Co.'s Water Treatment Solution
Source: Richard Ryan (04/19/2024)

Utilities could use this technology, which reduces PFAS in water, to meet the new standards for public drinking water, noted an Oak Ridge Financial report.