Sustainable Energy Blog - an overview of October posts

Popular posts this month analysing the European Commission's Action Plan on Energy Efficiency and the launch of Leonardo ENERGY's new report on financing sustainable energy. A new wind power concept may improve economics of investment, while alleviating the intermittency problem. The power of the oceans continues to fascinate in osmotic power, while a subsea grid may be needed to harvest it. Finally, a number of considerations regarding tree offsets.

• Technologies for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)
• The price tag of a climate catastrophe
• Norway goes carbon-lean
• Commission Work Programme for 2007: Energy at the top of the policy agenda
• On the Way to a Sustainable Energy Future
• Market based instruments for a sustainable energy sector
• LEDs and General Lighting
• Who Killed the Electric Car?
• Analysing the EU Action Plan
• Driving 2,885 km on a litre of fuel
• Your footprint in carbon
• The Passive House in the Electricity System of the Future
• The energy efficiency action plan goes public
• Japanese Top Runner Program
• Interactive Map with World Energy Indicators
• Eight U.S. states introduce C02 restrictions
• The vault is opening for technology transfer
• Financial Incentives for Dispersed Investment in Sustainable Energy
• Windfall profits in the power sector
• Will Africa lead the LED revolution?
• The current state of European emissions trading
• Insurance companies should reward sustainability
• Wind farm with battery storage in Ireland
• Osmotic power
• Which primary energy goes to which sector?
• Label accurately or be fined!
• A pan-European subsea energy grid
• Airtransport next in the line of fire
• 10 things you should know about tree 'offsets'