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		<title>Climate Change and Renewable: One step forward and two steps back</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower83.jpg' align=left hspace=10> Long time we are planning to give other people here on the blog a stage for your opinion. We finally have our first guest post. This comes from Roger chopping block, the managing director of Solar Thermal association Austria Solar. With &#8220;One step forward and two steps back,&#8221; he addresses the sometimes absurd energy developments.<span id="more-221"></span></p>
<h1>The train is the world in Full Swing</h1>
<p>Given stagnant markets for solar energy in Austria or Germany, I sometimes have the feeling that the time turns back rather than forward. Then I look over the borders and think: Wow, the train direction of renewable energy worldwide is unstoppable. The investment in renewable energy worldwide have increased fivefold from 2004 to 2010. As the world order begins to change: 2010 developing and emerging countries with 72 billion dollars for the first time have more money spent on renewable energy than developed countries with 70 billion dollars. The lion&#39;s share of the 72 billion dollars with China is $ 48.9 billion, 28 percent more than last year. China also wants to reduce CO2 emissions by 2016 by 17 percent, virtually the same plan as the EU.</p>
<h1>Oil and gas worldwide hardly as cheap as here</h1>
<p>Solar entrepreneurs around the world come to acknowledge the fact that in many countries an incredible dynamism is palpable. And they note that few where gas and oil is so cheap as ours. Heat from solar, biomass and geothermal energy is therefore in many world regions are already more efficient than the fossil fuel competition. If one keeps in mind that we have far more renewable energy available than we currently consume energy you could be really optimistic.</p>
<h1>CO2 concentrations could rise menacingly</h1>
<p>One step forward and two steps back. At the same time the world is burned more oil, gas and coal, which may increase the concentration of CO2 from the current 389 to 600 ppm and warm the earth&#39;s atmosphere by eight degrees. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was presented recently in Vienna&#39;s &#8220;Special Report on Renewable Energy Sources and Climate Change Mitigation.&#8221; I was there, very interesting and also disturbing. If we can get on with the CO2 emissions as all coastal residents ever pack your suitcase for a trip without return. I find it even more outrageous that in Europe only half-hearted plans are made to climate change under control.</p>
<h1>Heating and cooling, usually only a side issue</h1>
<p>The EU Energy Roadmap 2050 and the EU low-carbon economy roadmap by March 2011 should show where the most CO2 can be saved. This is the most important area &#8211; 50 percent of the energy consumption of the EU&#39;s heating and cooling &#8211; practically left out, only a few vague paragraphs are found in both documents. As if Europe only for current climate and traffic problems would have. Also, the forthcoming EU directive on energy efficiency is so knit, decentralized heat generation with solar thermal, heat pumps, wood heating is a side issue.</p>
<h1>Complete withdrawal go much cheaper than, as before</h1>
<p>It shows the IPCC report that the complete phase out oil, gas and coal is clearly cheaper than continue as before: without the development of renewable CO2 abatement costs rise by 2100 according to the IPCC on the double. Even cheaper nuclear power is a myth: Renewable were cheaper with increased proliferation, nuclear power was becoming increasingly expensive with increasing diffusion, due to increasing safety standards. It is really expensive, if we continue to burn oil, gas and coal in buildings, then we can forget all the climate change targets.</p>
<h1>Austria pays carbon credits instead of promoting domestic value</h1>
<p>While the IPCC films
<p>Zoomed past I had to think about it, shaking his head, that is invested, against all reason still more in the financing of the status quo than in the energy transition. A concrete example from the solar world: a solar thermal system for heating spares support during the operation in 20 years, about 40 tons of CO2. Would be equipped in Austria, 750,000 households with solar panels, which would cause an overall reduction of 30 million tons of CO2. This is exactly the amount of CO2 that we are over the 2008-2012 Kyoto target. For this amount, Austria buys time for emission by 500 million €. The state could &#8211; instead of buying carbon credits &#8211; subsidies to distribute the flow almost entirely in the domestic economy and come back in the form of tax revenues. And reduce CO2 emissions dramatically. I wonder: why does not happen</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower83.jpg' align=left hspace=10> Long time we are planning to give other people here on the blog a stage for your opinion. We finally have our first guest post. This comes from Roger chopping block, the managing director of Solar Thermal association Austria Solar. With &#8220;One step forward and two steps back,&#8221; he addresses the sometimes absurd energy developments.<span id="more-221"></span></p>
<h1>The train is the world in Full Swing</h1>
<p>Given stagnant markets for solar energy in Austria or Germany, I sometimes have the feeling that the time turns back rather than forward. Then I look over the borders and think: Wow, the train direction of renewable energy worldwide is unstoppable. The investment in renewable energy worldwide have increased fivefold from 2004 to 2010. As the world order begins to change: 2010 developing and emerging countries with 72 billion dollars for the first time have more money spent on renewable energy than developed countries with 70 billion dollars. The lion&#39;s share of the 72 billion dollars with China is $ 48.9 billion, 28 percent more than last year. China also wants to reduce CO2 emissions by 2016 by 17 percent, virtually the same plan as the EU.</p>
<h1>Oil and gas worldwide hardly as cheap as here</h1>
<p>Solar entrepreneurs around the world come to acknowledge the fact that in many countries an incredible dynamism is palpable. And they note that few where gas and oil is so cheap as ours. Heat from solar, biomass and geothermal energy is therefore in many world regions are already more efficient than the fossil fuel competition. If one keeps in mind that we have far more renewable energy available than we currently consume energy you could be really optimistic.</p>
<h1>CO2 concentrations could rise menacingly</h1>
<p>One step forward and two steps back. At the same time the world is burned more oil, gas and coal, which may increase the concentration of CO2 from the current 389 to 600 ppm and warm the earth&#39;s atmosphere by eight degrees. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was presented recently in Vienna&#39;s &#8220;Special Report on Renewable Energy Sources and Climate Change Mitigation.&#8221; I was there, very interesting and also disturbing. If we can get on with the CO2 emissions as all coastal residents ever pack your suitcase for a trip without return. I find it even more outrageous that in Europe only half-hearted plans are made to climate change under control.</p>
<h1>Heating and cooling, usually only a side issue</h1>
<p>The EU Energy Roadmap 2050 and the EU low-carbon economy roadmap by March 2011 should show where the most CO2 can be saved. This is the most important area &#8211; 50 percent of the energy consumption of the EU&#39;s heating and cooling &#8211; practically left out, only a few vague paragraphs are found in both documents. As if Europe only for current climate and traffic problems would have. Also, the forthcoming EU directive on energy efficiency is so knit, decentralized heat generation with solar thermal, heat pumps, wood heating is a side issue.</p>
<h1>Complete withdrawal go much cheaper than, as before</h1>
<p>It shows the IPCC report that the complete phase out oil, gas and coal is clearly cheaper than continue as before: without the development of renewable CO2 abatement costs rise by 2100 according to the IPCC on the double. Even cheaper nuclear power is a myth: Renewable were cheaper with increased proliferation, nuclear power was becoming increasingly expensive with increasing diffusion, due to increasing safety standards. It is really expensive, if we continue to burn oil, gas and coal in buildings, then we can forget all the climate change targets.</p>
<h1>Austria pays carbon credits instead of promoting domestic value</h1>
<p>While the IPCC films
<p>Zoomed past I had to think about it, shaking his head, that is invested, against all reason still more in the financing of the status quo than in the energy transition. A concrete example from the solar world: a solar thermal system for heating spares support during the operation in 20 years, about 40 tons of CO2. Would be equipped in Austria, 750,000 households with solar panels, which would cause an overall reduction of 30 million tons of CO2. This is exactly the amount of CO2 that we are over the 2008-2012 Kyoto target. For this amount, Austria buys time for emission by 500 million €. The state could &#8211; instead of buying carbon credits &#8211; subsidies to distribute the flow almost entirely in the domestic economy and come back in the form of tax revenues. And reduce CO2 emissions dramatically. I wonder: why does not happen</p>
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		<title>Review # 2 &#8211; SunSea also failed</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower82.jpg' align=left hspace=10> After the last post where I tested the Solar Charger by Solar-A, are now the instruments of Sunsea turn. Advance again &#8211; unfortunately not for me! I should have known it. Solar Chargers by about € 10, &#8211; may simply not have good quality. In the production in P.R.C. she probably does not cost € 3, -.<span id="more-219"></span>I have discovered during the research products from other companies that look exactly alike, it is therefore likely to white label products, which are further distributed in Europe by many wholesalers.</p>
<p>I get to test a huge package with 10 different models. The three were tested with the highest details of milli-ampere-hours, and therefore most likely to succeed, the others are still unopened and be ready for pickup, if someone wants to convince himself. Mainly devices for MP3 players and smartphones.</p>
<h2>Shit happens &#8211; iPhone does not fit into the charging device</h2>
<p>The first, which was written with 2000 mAh, fell quickly out of the rankings. It was conceived as a docking station or in hardcover for the iPhone. Unfortunately, that did not fit into the 3G version although it is specified as a suitable device.</p>
<p>At least<br />
<h2>Useful as an external battery? &#8211; Unfortunately, no</h2>
<p>The second in a row to lie in the sun, it was nice to see how the blue bar moves upward. When connecting to the device but then again the experience was sobering. Only a few% could be charged by the sun in the supercharged unit. For review today I have again charged via USB just to see whether it is good at least as an external battery. Unfortunately, the device detects the iPhone and now no longer a charge is not possible.</p>
<p>heat resistant<br />
<h2>Important? &#8211; Of course</h2>
<p>!
<p>The third device I&#39;ve been an Android user for testing. Unfortunately it has not endured heat during charge and there were bubbles in the film &#8230; Not just good, if not a solar charger is heat resistant. When the charge also without success. After only a few minutes the charge voltage was again too low to maintain a charging process.</p>
<h2>Are not the same mAh mAh</h2>
<p>The last article I had promised myself to look at the issue of milli-ampere-hour detail. This is the unity which is always specified in chargers. This is the battery capacity. As mentioned above, I&#39;ve been looking at the tests for devices with the highest possible capacity. A good description I have found here on Chip Online. These performances would actually have to suffice in order for the charge. Just as with bad batteries, but with poor quality of the battery very great danger that the performance quickly collapses. The same craftsmen know of cheap battery drills, there are indeed the same mAh on it, but after 2 months they are useless. Apple is also selling chargers, they have a capacity of 1500-2000 mAh. If I would buy another battery even now, that would be the minimum requirement for my device. That and a producer, I trust the high quality.</p>
<h2>Depleting products industry?</h2>
<p>I find it very unfortunate that there appear to be many bad products on the market right now. With such offers, among other things, the confidence will be damaged in this technology. It would be important if mobile phone manufacturers in the production of solar charge already co-planner. It looks as if these mini-computers simply need too much energy / power / performance.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower82.jpg' align=left hspace=10> After the last post where I tested the Solar Charger by Solar-A, are now the instruments of Sunsea turn. Advance again &#8211; unfortunately not for me! I should have known it. Solar Chargers by about € 10, &#8211; may simply not have good quality. In the production in P.R.C. she probably does not cost € 3, -.<span id="more-219"></span>I have discovered during the research products from other companies that look exactly alike, it is therefore likely to white label products, which are further distributed in Europe by many wholesalers.</p>
<p>I get to test a huge package with 10 different models. The three were tested with the highest details of milli-ampere-hours, and therefore most likely to succeed, the others are still unopened and be ready for pickup, if someone wants to convince himself. Mainly devices for MP3 players and smartphones.</p>
<h2>Shit happens &#8211; iPhone does not fit into the charging device</h2>
<p>The first, which was written with 2000 mAh, fell quickly out of the rankings. It was conceived as a docking station or in hardcover for the iPhone. Unfortunately, that did not fit into the 3G version although it is specified as a suitable device.</p>
<p>At least<br />
<h2>Useful as an external battery? &#8211; Unfortunately, no</h2>
<p>The second in a row to lie in the sun, it was nice to see how the blue bar moves upward. When connecting to the device but then again the experience was sobering. Only a few% could be charged by the sun in the supercharged unit. For review today I have again charged via USB just to see whether it is good at least as an external battery. Unfortunately, the device detects the iPhone and now no longer a charge is not possible.</p>
<p>heat resistant<br />
<h2>Important? &#8211; Of course</h2>
<p>!
<p>The third device I&#39;ve been an Android user for testing. Unfortunately it has not endured heat during charge and there were bubbles in the film &#8230; Not just good, if not a solar charger is heat resistant. When the charge also without success. After only a few minutes the charge voltage was again too low to maintain a charging process.</p>
<h2>Are not the same mAh mAh</h2>
<p>The last article I had promised myself to look at the issue of milli-ampere-hour detail. This is the unity which is always specified in chargers. This is the battery capacity. As mentioned above, I&#39;ve been looking at the tests for devices with the highest possible capacity. A good description I have found here on Chip Online. These performances would actually have to suffice in order for the charge. Just as with bad batteries, but with poor quality of the battery very great danger that the performance quickly collapses. The same craftsmen know of cheap battery drills, there are indeed the same mAh on it, but after 2 months they are useless. Apple is also selling chargers, they have a capacity of 1500-2000 mAh. If I would buy another battery even now, that would be the minimum requirement for my device. That and a producer, I trust the high quality.</p>
<h2>Depleting products industry?</h2>
<p>I find it very unfortunate that there appear to be many bad products on the market right now. With such offers, among other things, the confidence will be damaged in this technology. It would be important if mobile phone manufacturers in the production of solar charge already co-planner. It looks as if these mini-computers simply need too much energy / power / performance.</p>
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		<title>Recent figures from the U.S. Department of Energy to the global CO2 situation</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>According to the recent study by the U.S. Department of Energy&#39;s global CO2 emissions over the previous year has risen sharply:Worldwide in 2010 were up 6 percent, or more than 564 million tons of carbon dioxide emitted in 2009.The contribution of the developed countries in total emissions in 1990 amounted to 60 percent, but dropped to 50 percent.<span id="more-217"></span>The biggest CO2 polluter, coal combustion, their emissions in 2010 increased by almost eight percent.The IPCC predicted a warming from 2.4 to 6.4 degrees Celsius by the end of the century, the consequences of global warming are already visible..</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>According to the recent study by the U.S. Department of Energy&#39;s global CO2 emissions over the previous year has risen sharply:Worldwide in 2010 were up 6 percent, or more than 564 million tons of carbon dioxide emitted in 2009.The contribution of the developed countries in total emissions in 1990 amounted to 60 percent, but dropped to 50 percent.<span id="more-217"></span>The biggest CO2 polluter, coal combustion, their emissions in 2010 increased by almost eight percent.The IPCC predicted a warming from 2.4 to 6.4 degrees Celsius by the end of the century, the consequences of global warming are already visible..</p>
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		<title>Google Insights meets solar</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:32:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower81.jpg' align=left hspace=10> After the somewhat &#8220;heavy&#8221; items for the last time today I have a little gimmick, and maybe a nice marketing tool for many a reader. Recently I discovered the new &#8220;Google Insights&#8221;. With this tool you can compare so-called search volume patterns over specific regions, categories, time periods and across Web services.<span id="more-216"></span>Of course I like the concepts of solar photovoltaic and searched and wanted to know where the terms in Austria have occurred most frequently. So I could learn a lot about our country.</p>
<h1>Who are the &#8220;solar&#8221; states?</h1>
<p>Insight
<p>If you google the word &#8220;solar&#8221; and &#8220;Austria&#8221; enters, sees the picture below. Anyone who wants can even directly &#8220;play&#8221;. What does it say now? Here is my opinion to myself but as always looking forward on your own views in the comment box.</p>
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<p>Currently, the word &#8220;solar&#8221; in Upper Austria is searched most often. Could it be due to the black-green coalition that awareness has increased?For the first time relevant &#8220;search volume&#8221; it was the beginning of 2006 in the Tyrol and Upper Austria (there is a really brilliant time series function. It seems to me a little late, so this part should perhaps question again, but it is quite possible that really until then everything was passed on a personal basis.The Burgenland is located on second Site, which is probably due to the pioneering region Guessing. It shows again how much more effective than positive examples in each promotion.Vienna and Salzburg are in last place. Vienna is relatively easy to explain. Through urban structures have not hitherto been the subject of solar cities in relevant, in Salzburg, I have no explanation, except that both are governed for years by the SPÖ. Please be understood that as a totally value-free, that&#39;s just an observation.From April to August 2010 was by far the highest search volume for &#8220;solar&#8221; in most Austrian provinces. Then be expected that many countries have announced promotions. Even here in Salzburg is less relevant.<br />
<h1>Who has googled the term photovoltaic most often?</h1>
<p>Now we also have the concept of photovoltaics under the microscope. Here again one can own. Join</p>
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<p>When your search term &#8220;photovoltaic&#8221; again Burgenland and Upper Austria are up front. But this time in reverse order. Then come Styria and Lower Austria.It is striking that this time the distance between the first and 2 Space is significantly larger. One might think now, that is not so out in Burgenland that word in the other states and is known by the people in Burgenland Güssing are simply much more sensitive.As with &#8220;solar&#8221; Vienna and Salzburg are in last place again.The analysis over time shows that the first clusters of searches until the beginning of 2009 have occurred. So you see how incredibly young the issue in Austria.When the time course of Burgenland is not involved, so here again caution.Socially photovoltaic<br />
<h1>Is only 2.5 years young in Austria</h1>
<p>Especially the time-series analysis find that very exciting, because you see a lot of good, when and where the ideas or just ideas spread in society. I entered the same search in Germany where in 2004 there was already a strong accumulation of the search for &#8220;photovoltaic&#8221;. No wonder, then, the EEG in Germany was amended to the extent that PV systems are economically interesting. Only five years later in Austria and more people have searched for the term. Socially, this technology is therefore only 2.5 years &#8220;here&#8221; and now the child begins to run really well at. I&#39;m looking forward again to help in growing up, when I look at the big brother who is now 7 years already so ripe <img src='http://www.concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';-)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower81.jpg' align=left hspace=10> After the somewhat &#8220;heavy&#8221; items for the last time today I have a little gimmick, and maybe a nice marketing tool for many a reader. Recently I discovered the new &#8220;Google Insights&#8221;. With this tool you can compare so-called search volume patterns over specific regions, categories, time periods and across Web services.<span id="more-216"></span>Of course I like the concepts of solar photovoltaic and searched and wanted to know where the terms in Austria have occurred most frequently. So I could learn a lot about our country.</p>
<h1>Who are the &#8220;solar&#8221; states?</h1>
<p>Insight
<p>If you google the word &#8220;solar&#8221; and &#8220;Austria&#8221; enters, sees the picture below. Anyone who wants can even directly &#8220;play&#8221;. What does it say now? Here is my opinion to myself but as always looking forward on your own views in the comment box.</p>
</p>
<p>Currently, the word &#8220;solar&#8221; in Upper Austria is searched most often. Could it be due to the black-green coalition that awareness has increased?For the first time relevant &#8220;search volume&#8221; it was the beginning of 2006 in the Tyrol and Upper Austria (there is a really brilliant time series function. It seems to me a little late, so this part should perhaps question again, but it is quite possible that really until then everything was passed on a personal basis.The Burgenland is located on second Site, which is probably due to the pioneering region Guessing. It shows again how much more effective than positive examples in each promotion.Vienna and Salzburg are in last place. Vienna is relatively easy to explain. Through urban structures have not hitherto been the subject of solar cities in relevant, in Salzburg, I have no explanation, except that both are governed for years by the SPÖ. Please be understood that as a totally value-free, that&#39;s just an observation.From April to August 2010 was by far the highest search volume for &#8220;solar&#8221; in most Austrian provinces. Then be expected that many countries have announced promotions. Even here in Salzburg is less relevant.<br />
<h1>Who has googled the term photovoltaic most often?</h1>
<p>Now we also have the concept of photovoltaics under the microscope. Here again one can own. Join</p>
</p>
<p>When your search term &#8220;photovoltaic&#8221; again Burgenland and Upper Austria are up front. But this time in reverse order. Then come Styria and Lower Austria.It is striking that this time the distance between the first and 2 Space is significantly larger. One might think now, that is not so out in Burgenland that word in the other states and is known by the people in Burgenland Güssing are simply much more sensitive.As with &#8220;solar&#8221; Vienna and Salzburg are in last place again.The analysis over time shows that the first clusters of searches until the beginning of 2009 have occurred. So you see how incredibly young the issue in Austria.When the time course of Burgenland is not involved, so here again caution.Socially photovoltaic<br />
<h1>Is only 2.5 years young in Austria</h1>
<p>Especially the time-series analysis find that very exciting, because you see a lot of good, when and where the ideas or just ideas spread in society. I entered the same search in Germany where in 2004 there was already a strong accumulation of the search for &#8220;photovoltaic&#8221;. No wonder, then, the EEG in Germany was amended to the extent that PV systems are economically interesting. Only five years later in Austria and more people have searched for the term. Socially, this technology is therefore only 2.5 years &#8220;here&#8221; and now the child begins to run really well at. I&#39;m looking forward again to help in growing up, when I look at the big brother who is now 7 years already so ripe <img src='http://www.concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';-)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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		<title>Interview with Dr. Franz Fischler: &#8220;climate in crisis not shelve&#8221;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower80.jpg' align=left hspace=10> RKI Chairman Franz Fischler: Climate protection is above all an economic issue&#8221;We can not choose whether we prefer to deal with the financial crisis or climate change. Because we do not believe that we are one of the two can just put aside, &#8220;said the chairman of Raiffeisen Property, Franz Fischler, the margins of a meeting of the Robert Koch Institute in Vienna.<span id="more-214"></span></p>
<p>&#8220;Ultimately, climate change does not even listen, just because you were just bad economic times,&#8221; continued Commissioner. The discussion therefore stand still the question of how the goal could be achieved to limit global warming to two degrees Celsius.</p>
<p>No big expectations for the former Agriculture Commissioner of the European Union in the upcoming UN climate change conference in South Africa. &#8220;I trust in the solution competence of international political bodies have quite lost. What gives me hope, however, is the fact that we are dealing here anyway with any purely political question, but also with a massive economic issue, &#8220;said Fischler, because it going in the face of massive changes in circumstances for a reorientation of our entire economic system .</p>
<p>&#8220;I think that the captains of industry know how it will go on, but they need a long-term planning security for the huge investments that are necessary for the realignment, not to sit in the sand. And this planning security they demand from the policy. In economics, the notion that we care about climate change can wait indefinitely until the cows no longer exist. &#8220;The negative effects of climate change would also be felt so quickly that things will change anyway, even if this December in South Africa no substantial progress is being made.</p>
<p>Raiffeisen organizations have set out four years ago, bringing together existing climate protection activities in the form of Raiffeisen Property. &#8220;We then set the clear goal to be in Austria in terms of sustainability and climate change, the number one,&#8221; says Fischler. &#8220;Next year we will be able to draw on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of a very successful year.&#8221;</p>
<p>Fischler pointed out in this connection to the now in all of Austria held energy conservation days, the Raiffeisen Award at the Youth Innovative student applicants, and the first held last year Climate Challenge. But there was still plenty to do, the climate protection activities even more closely integrated into the everyday work of the actors involved in Raiffeisen Property Company.</p>
<p>Changes Fischler wants in the domestic tax policy. &#8220;The greening was urgently needed. The basic framework of our economic system must be designed so that things are moving in the right direction. Investment and expenditure on research and development must be strengthened in terms of climate protection are used, &#8220;says Fischler, the Federal Government the rod in the window.</p>
<p>Austria&#39;s tax policies in relation to its European partners rather atypical, as is well above average on the one hand, the overall taxation, on the other hand, too much income and ecological factors shall be taxable only in small degree. Because tax laws are still in the national legislation, one should not wait for the EU, but finally had to get active in Austria. &#8220;You can not constantly insist on the principle of subsidiarity and its own decision-making powers and then decide nothing,&#8221; Fischler criticized the inaction.</p>
<p>should flow
<p>In connection with the current European debate on the introduction of a financial transaction tax, the proceeds of half the EU budget, has Fischler little understanding of the position of Great Britain, &#8220;because the stock market tax is required on the London Stock Exchange for transactions , represents a multiple of what is planned for the transaction tax. &#8220;In particular, derivatives would be amenable to Fischler, to establish an international financial transaction tax. &#8220;I also believe, therefore, crucial, because it would not be good if the European Union in the long term could not rely on their own resources.&#8221;</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower80.jpg' align=left hspace=10> RKI Chairman Franz Fischler: Climate protection is above all an economic issue&#8221;We can not choose whether we prefer to deal with the financial crisis or climate change. Because we do not believe that we are one of the two can just put aside, &#8220;said the chairman of Raiffeisen Property, Franz Fischler, the margins of a meeting of the Robert Koch Institute in Vienna.<span id="more-214"></span></p>
<p>&#8220;Ultimately, climate change does not even listen, just because you were just bad economic times,&#8221; continued Commissioner. The discussion therefore stand still the question of how the goal could be achieved to limit global warming to two degrees Celsius.</p>
<p>No big expectations for the former Agriculture Commissioner of the European Union in the upcoming UN climate change conference in South Africa. &#8220;I trust in the solution competence of international political bodies have quite lost. What gives me hope, however, is the fact that we are dealing here anyway with any purely political question, but also with a massive economic issue, &#8220;said Fischler, because it going in the face of massive changes in circumstances for a reorientation of our entire economic system .</p>
<p>&#8220;I think that the captains of industry know how it will go on, but they need a long-term planning security for the huge investments that are necessary for the realignment, not to sit in the sand. And this planning security they demand from the policy. In economics, the notion that we care about climate change can wait indefinitely until the cows no longer exist. &#8220;The negative effects of climate change would also be felt so quickly that things will change anyway, even if this December in South Africa no substantial progress is being made.</p>
<p>Raiffeisen organizations have set out four years ago, bringing together existing climate protection activities in the form of Raiffeisen Property. &#8220;We then set the clear goal to be in Austria in terms of sustainability and climate change, the number one,&#8221; says Fischler. &#8220;Next year we will be able to draw on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of a very successful year.&#8221;</p>
<p>Fischler pointed out in this connection to the now in all of Austria held energy conservation days, the Raiffeisen Award at the Youth Innovative student applicants, and the first held last year Climate Challenge. But there was still plenty to do, the climate protection activities even more closely integrated into the everyday work of the actors involved in Raiffeisen Property Company.</p>
<p>Changes Fischler wants in the domestic tax policy. &#8220;The greening was urgently needed. The basic framework of our economic system must be designed so that things are moving in the right direction. Investment and expenditure on research and development must be strengthened in terms of climate protection are used, &#8220;says Fischler, the Federal Government the rod in the window.</p>
<p>Austria&#39;s tax policies in relation to its European partners rather atypical, as is well above average on the one hand, the overall taxation, on the other hand, too much income and ecological factors shall be taxable only in small degree. Because tax laws are still in the national legislation, one should not wait for the EU, but finally had to get active in Austria. &#8220;You can not constantly insist on the principle of subsidiarity and its own decision-making powers and then decide nothing,&#8221; Fischler criticized the inaction.</p>
<p>should flow
<p>In connection with the current European debate on the introduction of a financial transaction tax, the proceeds of half the EU budget, has Fischler little understanding of the position of Great Britain, &#8220;because the stock market tax is required on the London Stock Exchange for transactions , represents a multiple of what is planned for the transaction tax. &#8220;In particular, derivatives would be amenable to Fischler, to establish an international financial transaction tax. &#8220;I also believe, therefore, crucial, because it would not be good if the European Union in the long term could not rely on their own resources.&#8221;</p>
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		<title>Climate Protection Award for Young People &#8211; Growing with ideas!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>For the fourth Time is under Youth Innovation sponsored the &#8220;Raiffeisen Award.&#8221;The call &#8220;! With ideas grow&#8221; youth started Innovative &#8211; the competition for smart people &#8211; with 10 October in the new round of competition and are thus again provides the fertile ground for small and big ideas, researched by the students of 15 to 20 years in the form of project work, developed or even implemented.<span id="more-212"></span>To 23 December can be submitted your IDSE.</p>
<p>For the fourth
<p>It is time sponsored the &#8220;Raiffeisen&#8221; award. It is important to take climate change seriously, to respond to the challenges and opportunities and to use this technology. The Raiffeisen Award is aimed specifically at young people who talk about not only climate change but also want to do something about it.</p>
<p><strong>Goal</strong>, the potential for creativity, encourage innovation and the creativity of young talent and bring it to light. In addition to innovative concepts to current environmental issues such as renewable resources, green building or just the raw water projects are needed to increase energy efficiency, or to transit, which help to protect our climate. Creativity knows no bounds!</p>
<p>Participation offers innovative students / apprentices within and between the ages of 15 to 20 years a unique opportunity to develop their own ideas and present them to the public.</p>
<p>Climate change and sustainability issues are ever present in virtually all areas of our lives. The entries for the Raiffeisen Award projects are assessed by the Youth-Innovative <strong>Jury on the following criteria</strong>:</p>
<p>•
<p>Effectiveness for climate</p>
<p>•
<p>Practice orientation</p>
<p>• Creativity</p>
<p>• degree of innovation</p>
<p>•
<p>Written presentation</p>
<p>The best projects of the Raiffeisen Awards will be awarded with prize money <strong></strong>In the value of 5,000 € and together with the winners of the categories Business, Design, Engineering and Science under the Youth Innovative finale honored 2012th For the finalists of the Raiffeisen Awards 2012 there is also the opportunity to present their projects and allow Austria to represent the world. It <strong>Wave travel prices</strong>For international exhibitions, competitions, workshops and science camps. By registering, each participant is additionally securing the chance to max. EUR 500, &#8211; per project to receive funding as <strong></strong>. Depending on the degree of fulfillment of eligibility criteria for projects submitted receive a project grant in the amount of EUR 150, &#8211; EUR 350, &#8211; or EUR 500 ,-.</p>
<p>For submissions for the Raiffeisen Award apply the terms and conditions of the Youth Innovation Competition 2011/2012. Projects that deal with current topics are welcomed.</p>
<p>Who has found an issue that should be as fast as possible <strong>Online</strong>At <strong>Www.jugendinnovativ.at in the log-in register area</strong>And register for the competition. <strong>Appli-deschluss is 23 December 2011!</strong></p>
<p>First, a
<p><strong>Interim awards for the best projects in each province as part of semi-Events</strong>. In the semi-final events, the decision of the jury will be announced and awarded the <strong>&#8220;Tickets for the final federal&#8221;</strong>.</p>
<p>.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For the fourth Time is under Youth Innovation sponsored the &#8220;Raiffeisen Award.&#8221;The call &#8220;! With ideas grow&#8221; youth started Innovative &#8211; the competition for smart people &#8211; with 10 October in the new round of competition and are thus again provides the fertile ground for small and big ideas, researched by the students of 15 to 20 years in the form of project work, developed or even implemented.<span id="more-212"></span>To 23 December can be submitted your IDSE.</p>
<p>For the fourth
<p>It is time sponsored the &#8220;Raiffeisen&#8221; award. It is important to take climate change seriously, to respond to the challenges and opportunities and to use this technology. The Raiffeisen Award is aimed specifically at young people who talk about not only climate change but also want to do something about it.</p>
<p><strong>Goal</strong>, the potential for creativity, encourage innovation and the creativity of young talent and bring it to light. In addition to innovative concepts to current environmental issues such as renewable resources, green building or just the raw water projects are needed to increase energy efficiency, or to transit, which help to protect our climate. Creativity knows no bounds!</p>
<p>Participation offers innovative students / apprentices within and between the ages of 15 to 20 years a unique opportunity to develop their own ideas and present them to the public.</p>
<p>Climate change and sustainability issues are ever present in virtually all areas of our lives. The entries for the Raiffeisen Award projects are assessed by the Youth-Innovative <strong>Jury on the following criteria</strong>:</p>
<p>•
<p>Effectiveness for climate</p>
<p>•
<p>Practice orientation</p>
<p>• Creativity</p>
<p>• degree of innovation</p>
<p>•
<p>Written presentation</p>
<p>The best projects of the Raiffeisen Awards will be awarded with prize money <strong></strong>In the value of 5,000 € and together with the winners of the categories Business, Design, Engineering and Science under the Youth Innovative finale honored 2012th For the finalists of the Raiffeisen Awards 2012 there is also the opportunity to present their projects and allow Austria to represent the world. It <strong>Wave travel prices</strong>For international exhibitions, competitions, workshops and science camps. By registering, each participant is additionally securing the chance to max. EUR 500, &#8211; per project to receive funding as <strong></strong>. Depending on the degree of fulfillment of eligibility criteria for projects submitted receive a project grant in the amount of EUR 150, &#8211; EUR 350, &#8211; or EUR 500 ,-.</p>
<p>For submissions for the Raiffeisen Award apply the terms and conditions of the Youth Innovation Competition 2011/2012. Projects that deal with current topics are welcomed.</p>
<p>Who has found an issue that should be as fast as possible <strong>Online</strong>At <strong>Www.jugendinnovativ.at in the log-in register area</strong>And register for the competition. <strong>Appli-deschluss is 23 December 2011!</strong></p>
<p>First, a
<p><strong>Interim awards for the best projects in each province as part of semi-Events</strong>. In the semi-final events, the decision of the jury will be announced and awarded the <strong>&#8220;Tickets for the final federal&#8221;</strong>.</p>
<p>.</p>
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		<title>The Photovoltaic Conference in the year of &#8220;change&#8221;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower79.jpg' align=left hspace=10> For at least three years, I attend the annual meeting of the photovoltaic Austria already. So far, the outrage was dominant over the outbraking industry by adverse investment conditions. This year it should be otherwise, has yet begun in 2011 in Austria, the PV-age. Here I would like to describe my impressions of the day.<span id="more-211"></span></p>
<h1>120 MWp by reducing the waiting list</h1>
<p>The meeting opened
<p>Hans Kronberger, president of the Austrian Photovoltaic Association PV-Austria with a large number Supposedly the last few months waiting list of 120 MWp and the rest of the money was approved 28 million pot / requested. This is really an incredible amount, but where were the last 10 years in total almost 100 MWp installed. The year 2012 is undefeated thus assemble the strongest year ever, after all, KLIEN and the new Green Electricity Act does not contain it. It does, however, also clearly a concern about how wide it will then move on. 2013 is initially estimated to be considerably less and one can only hope that is recognized by then the policy that the PV is not a niche product, but would have expected much faster than the most optimistic PV-fan, a significant contribution will pay for power. Even Cedric Philibert of the IEA, which until recently has deviated from its anti-PV course, confirms that it is about the future of photovoltaic industry in the next few years. He stressed, however, equally, that are required by 2015 all states to create the right conditions for the path to grid parity to prepare. It is he also aware of how difficult it is for the legislature here is on such a dynamic market to react properly. That should not put those responsible in my opinion, but in fear of rigid, but moving in the contrary to take urgent action to prevent even the last not just for domestic value-added opportunities in this market.</p>
<h1>Vienna EVN energy takes as an example</h1>
<p>Gratifying for me were the discussions with the utilities. Not only that some are now even enter into the plant in Austria, is being addressed in the federal capital and ambitious targets in terms of approval times. In addition to improvements in the City Council because we want to reduce energy in Vienna, the time it takes to get a clear Zählpunktnummer. Thus it was said: &#8220;If the EVN provides in two weeks, must work for us too.&#8221; It is this positive competition has been missing in Austria. I wish more of them &#8211; in companies, in magistrates, in ministries. I know that sitting together with all the conspiracy theories in all of these bodies already people who really push the issue and would like to hope that these people come very soon to the train.</p>
<h1>Architects sought in vain</h1>
<p>This year&#39;s conference was the emphasis on &#8220;House of the Future&#8221;. For years we tried to establish themselves in Austria as a specialist provider of integrated solutions to the global market. This is an untapped potential that is there to raise the next few years yet. In a very lively panel discussion but have been some problems that exist in this way, be disclosed. The Painstaking: The architect for this apparently missing. A roof-or facade-integrated solution can be worked out only makes sense if it is part of the design. This must come from the architects. Except for an architecture student, but unfortunately not a single architect was present, which makes clear how important this issue under Austrian architect still appears to be. Also, the student told of professors, the students only smile when you address the photovoltaics. Only those students who are interested in self-motivation to bring renewable energy to the information they need. Anchored in the curriculum is not yet long. Although I am sure that there are positive forces there should be careful Austria, do not miss out on another train.</p>
<p>The conclusion of the event. It&#39;s actually going on in Austria! Many projects are underway in Austria on straight, including the solar-label, which will soon go into Austria at the start. But that&#39;s another story <img src='http://www.concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';-)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<p>Photo: bmvit.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower79.jpg' align=left hspace=10> For at least three years, I attend the annual meeting of the photovoltaic Austria already. So far, the outrage was dominant over the outbraking industry by adverse investment conditions. This year it should be otherwise, has yet begun in 2011 in Austria, the PV-age. Here I would like to describe my impressions of the day.<span id="more-211"></span></p>
<h1>120 MWp by reducing the waiting list</h1>
<p>The meeting opened
<p>Hans Kronberger, president of the Austrian Photovoltaic Association PV-Austria with a large number Supposedly the last few months waiting list of 120 MWp and the rest of the money was approved 28 million pot / requested. This is really an incredible amount, but where were the last 10 years in total almost 100 MWp installed. The year 2012 is undefeated thus assemble the strongest year ever, after all, KLIEN and the new Green Electricity Act does not contain it. It does, however, also clearly a concern about how wide it will then move on. 2013 is initially estimated to be considerably less and one can only hope that is recognized by then the policy that the PV is not a niche product, but would have expected much faster than the most optimistic PV-fan, a significant contribution will pay for power. Even Cedric Philibert of the IEA, which until recently has deviated from its anti-PV course, confirms that it is about the future of photovoltaic industry in the next few years. He stressed, however, equally, that are required by 2015 all states to create the right conditions for the path to grid parity to prepare. It is he also aware of how difficult it is for the legislature here is on such a dynamic market to react properly. That should not put those responsible in my opinion, but in fear of rigid, but moving in the contrary to take urgent action to prevent even the last not just for domestic value-added opportunities in this market.</p>
<h1>Vienna EVN energy takes as an example</h1>
<p>Gratifying for me were the discussions with the utilities. Not only that some are now even enter into the plant in Austria, is being addressed in the federal capital and ambitious targets in terms of approval times. In addition to improvements in the City Council because we want to reduce energy in Vienna, the time it takes to get a clear Zählpunktnummer. Thus it was said: &#8220;If the EVN provides in two weeks, must work for us too.&#8221; It is this positive competition has been missing in Austria. I wish more of them &#8211; in companies, in magistrates, in ministries. I know that sitting together with all the conspiracy theories in all of these bodies already people who really push the issue and would like to hope that these people come very soon to the train.</p>
<h1>Architects sought in vain</h1>
<p>This year&#39;s conference was the emphasis on &#8220;House of the Future&#8221;. For years we tried to establish themselves in Austria as a specialist provider of integrated solutions to the global market. This is an untapped potential that is there to raise the next few years yet. In a very lively panel discussion but have been some problems that exist in this way, be disclosed. The Painstaking: The architect for this apparently missing. A roof-or facade-integrated solution can be worked out only makes sense if it is part of the design. This must come from the architects. Except for an architecture student, but unfortunately not a single architect was present, which makes clear how important this issue under Austrian architect still appears to be. Also, the student told of professors, the students only smile when you address the photovoltaics. Only those students who are interested in self-motivation to bring renewable energy to the information they need. Anchored in the curriculum is not yet long. Although I am sure that there are positive forces there should be careful Austria, do not miss out on another train.</p>
<p>The conclusion of the event. It&#39;s actually going on in Austria! Many projects are underway in Austria on straight, including the solar-label, which will soon go into Austria at the start. But that&#39;s another story <img src='http://www.concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif' alt=';-)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<p>Photo: bmvit.</p>
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		<title>How we are manipulated by energy indicators (can)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower78.jpg' align=left hspace=10> 7.8%, 13.3% or 16% but &#8230;&#8230; what is now actually the share of renewable energies in global energy needs? In the course of the study photovoltaic Austria / Germany where I have spent the last months, or just working, I&#39;m forced to come with the research of energy indicators in touch.<span id="more-209"></span>And OH MY GOD &#8211; I would have known what Datentschungel there waiting for me, I would rather have left them the finger. Since I find however that these figures are important for a global understanding of the current situation, I would like to share some insights from the many hours of research work here.</p>
<p>It will probably be several posts because the topic is extremely complex and somewhat difficult to digest. Today I want to first present a few graphs on a global scale. You will not believe how difficult it can be easily find out the share of renewable energies, from current figures do not speak. It takes up to one year or longer until the available data from the previous year. Thus one finds in the IEA&#39;s World Energy Outlook 2010 nor the 2008 numbers for the primary energy consumption. And in times when the current data would be more important than ever. 2010 and 2011, looking back to the break in the energy system from fossil to be present on renewable, because I do not want any data 2009er see where everything was still the same, as have current data on the table the trigger euphoria and passion!</p>
<p>The following three graphs are presented by well-known institutions, the land for a basic Internet search pretty quickly on the screen. Depending on what you&#39;re looking straight &#8211; a high or low proportion of renewables in global energy consumption &#8211; you will also find it.</p>
<h1>7.8% BP says &#8211; biomass and solar thermal irrelevant</h1>
<p>?The most interesting graphic
<p>Provide BP and DEBRIV. Actually, I would have at such a low share of renewable energies should be immediately suspicious, but only after working through many other studies me is the &#8220;error&#8221; notice. It is not a mistake, because in fact everything was presented truthfully, you just only need to read the fine print and understand. In the above graph are loud asterisk &#39;shown only commercially traded fuels and renewable energies for electricity generation. &#8220;</p>
<p>If I have understood correctly, are thus only renewable energies for electricity generation and not shown to generate heat. Solar thermal, biomass and heat pumps are not considered, but is probably oil and gas which is used for heating. I ask for correction if I am wrong here lies, but otherwise this number can not be explained. A point to note is you must ensure that BP already here with data from 2010 and expects the other not. The energy consumption has increased in 2010 compared to 2009, massive. Due to strong global new capacities for renewable in 2010, I think not, that the percentage will actually be as low.</p>
<h1>13.3% for the IEA</h1>
<p>Mentioned above are for the other diagrams in the figures only from 2009. The International Energy Agency is probably the focal point for any energy figures. You are in the World Energy Outlook 2011 for 2009 accounted for 13.3% of renewable energy to primary energy supply. For explanation of terms here a good explanation of bpb. This is also relevant for understanding the next graphic.</p>
<p><strong>Primary energy</strong>Is coming from not further processed fuels energy. Primary energy sources are, for example, coal, lignite, petroleum, natural gas, water, wind, nuclear fuels, solar radiation and so on. Is made by reprocessing the primary energy, for example in power plants or refineries <strong>The final energy. According to the IEA, which corresponds to the primary energy supply of primary energy production plus imports and minus exports,. Moreover, the change in stocks &#8211; from producers, importers, large consumers, etc. &#8211; included</p>
<h1>16%, according to REN21 Renewable Energy</h1>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower78.jpg' align=left hspace=10> 7.8%, 13.3% or 16% but &#8230;&#8230; what is now actually the share of renewable energies in global energy needs? In the course of the study photovoltaic Austria / Germany where I have spent the last months, or just working, I&#39;m forced to come with the research of energy indicators in touch.<span id="more-209"></span>And OH MY GOD &#8211; I would have known what Datentschungel there waiting for me, I would rather have left them the finger. Since I find however that these figures are important for a global understanding of the current situation, I would like to share some insights from the many hours of research work here.</p>
<p>It will probably be several posts because the topic is extremely complex and somewhat difficult to digest. Today I want to first present a few graphs on a global scale. You will not believe how difficult it can be easily find out the share of renewable energies, from current figures do not speak. It takes up to one year or longer until the available data from the previous year. Thus one finds in the IEA&#39;s World Energy Outlook 2010 nor the 2008 numbers for the primary energy consumption. And in times when the current data would be more important than ever. 2010 and 2011, looking back to the break in the energy system from fossil to be present on renewable, because I do not want any data 2009er see where everything was still the same, as have current data on the table the trigger euphoria and passion!</p>
<p>The following three graphs are presented by well-known institutions, the land for a basic Internet search pretty quickly on the screen. Depending on what you&#39;re looking straight &#8211; a high or low proportion of renewables in global energy consumption &#8211; you will also find it.</p>
<h1>7.8% BP says &#8211; biomass and solar thermal irrelevant</h1>
<p>?The most interesting graphic
<p>Provide BP and DEBRIV. Actually, I would have at such a low share of renewable energies should be immediately suspicious, but only after working through many other studies me is the &#8220;error&#8221; notice. It is not a mistake, because in fact everything was presented truthfully, you just only need to read the fine print and understand. In the above graph are loud asterisk &#39;shown only commercially traded fuels and renewable energies for electricity generation. &#8220;</p>
<p>If I have understood correctly, are thus only renewable energies for electricity generation and not shown to generate heat. Solar thermal, biomass and heat pumps are not considered, but is probably oil and gas which is used for heating. I ask for correction if I am wrong here lies, but otherwise this number can not be explained. A point to note is you must ensure that BP already here with data from 2010 and expects the other not. The energy consumption has increased in 2010 compared to 2009, massive. Due to strong global new capacities for renewable in 2010, I think not, that the percentage will actually be as low.</p>
<h1>13.3% for the IEA</h1>
<p>Mentioned above are for the other diagrams in the figures only from 2009. The International Energy Agency is probably the focal point for any energy figures. You are in the World Energy Outlook 2011 for 2009 accounted for 13.3% of renewable energy to primary energy supply. For explanation of terms here a good explanation of bpb. This is also relevant for understanding the next graphic.</p>
<p><strong>Primary energy</strong>Is coming from not further processed fuels energy. Primary energy sources are, for example, coal, lignite, petroleum, natural gas, water, wind, nuclear fuels, solar radiation and so on. Is made by reprocessing the primary energy, for example in power plants or refineries <strong>The final energy. According to the IEA, which corresponds to the primary energy supply of primary energy production plus imports and minus exports,. Moreover, the change in stocks &#8211; from producers, importers, large consumers, etc. &#8211; included</p>
<h1>16%, according to REN21 Renewable Energy</h1>
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		<title>7 billion people sound barrier</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>On 31.10 to break the world population of the 7 billion mark. When I heard that, I first had to swallow. Just like Hans Rosling, whose TED Speech I would like to share today, I can still remember 1999 as the 6 billion mark was broken. Our geography teacher told us about them in school. At that time I was able to assess the impact of such developments do not quite, but somehow it had been 99 something frightening.<span id="more-207"></span>How will this work please, if today is the talk of energy shortages, one wonders.</p>
<p>Hans Rosling explains this very clearly how the world&#39;s population has developed the last decades, and what opportunities there are to manage the future supply of energy for 9 billion people in 2050. His style is to present statistics also worth seeing!</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>On 31.10 to break the world population of the 7 billion mark. When I heard that, I first had to swallow. Just like Hans Rosling, whose TED Speech I would like to share today, I can still remember 1999 as the 6 billion mark was broken. Our geography teacher told us about them in school. At that time I was able to assess the impact of such developments do not quite, but somehow it had been 99 something frightening.<span id="more-207"></span>How will this work please, if today is the talk of energy shortages, one wonders.</p>
<p>Hans Rosling explains this very clearly how the world&#39;s population has developed the last decades, and what opportunities there are to manage the future supply of energy for 9 billion people in 2050. His style is to present statistics also worth seeing!</p>
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		<title>Awards á la GNTM!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower77.jpg' align=left hspace=10> I&#39;ve unfortunately not an e-bike for you &#8230;These disappointing Words had some bloggers and bloggers on Monday at the blog awards parade happen, &#8220;Urban mobility&#8221; can be over. Ultimately, there could be only one of the winner of the AVE and the means Pedelec Susanne Mandl &#8211; also known as a podcaster.<span id="more-206"></span></p>
<h1>Losbedingungen Fair</h1>
<p>On Monday evening, met the participants of the parade in the blog Vivus in the Prater, in order to participate in the raffle for the pedelec. After Vorstellrunde where everyone still short of his contributions and responses to it, told everyone had to write his name and any presence on a small slip of paper and throw them in a pot. Thus ensuring that everything is above board and everyone just had the presence of an equal chance of winning.</p>
<h1>Catherine Stögner as Heidi Klum</h1>
<p>Was originally thought that the winner will be drawn or easy. Since this is relatively boring, appeared Stögner Catherine had the idea to turn the proceedings and to draw up the losers, until only one winning ticket remains. I was allowed to act as a magic wand and Catherine was made for the role as Heidi Klum. With pity and comforting words, and agonizing pauses a loser after another was pulled. The disappointment was at least as large as for the girls of the known model shows, only the tears and hugs were missing.</p>
<h1>Exciting decision</h1>
<p>As
<p>Were only two lots remaining, the last two Andreas Lindinger and Susanne Mandl was to &#8220;stage&#8221; brought to the drawing of lots to eagerly awaiting trembling. Andrew had made the mistake and had traveled with a suitcase. Thus, the fate was probably the opinion that he would have to be difficult on an e-bike can go home. On the last remaining paper was therefore SUSANNE MANDL.</p>
<p>I think it was actually very happy and also meant that they had not come with an extra bike. I would say wise decision. The fate has rewarded this optimism.</p>
<p>The impressions of the evening&#39;s fine here on Facebook.</p>
<h1>List of Posts</h1>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src='http://concentratingsolarpower.info/wp-content/uploads/wpid-concentratingsolarpower77.jpg' align=left hspace=10> I&#39;ve unfortunately not an e-bike for you &#8230;These disappointing Words had some bloggers and bloggers on Monday at the blog awards parade happen, &#8220;Urban mobility&#8221; can be over. Ultimately, there could be only one of the winner of the AVE and the means Pedelec Susanne Mandl &#8211; also known as a podcaster.<span id="more-206"></span></p>
<h1>Losbedingungen Fair</h1>
<p>On Monday evening, met the participants of the parade in the blog Vivus in the Prater, in order to participate in the raffle for the pedelec. After Vorstellrunde where everyone still short of his contributions and responses to it, told everyone had to write his name and any presence on a small slip of paper and throw them in a pot. Thus ensuring that everything is above board and everyone just had the presence of an equal chance of winning.</p>
<h1>Catherine Stögner as Heidi Klum</h1>
<p>Was originally thought that the winner will be drawn or easy. Since this is relatively boring, appeared Stögner Catherine had the idea to turn the proceedings and to draw up the losers, until only one winning ticket remains. I was allowed to act as a magic wand and Catherine was made for the role as Heidi Klum. With pity and comforting words, and agonizing pauses a loser after another was pulled. The disappointment was at least as large as for the girls of the known model shows, only the tears and hugs were missing.</p>
<h1>Exciting decision</h1>
<p>As
<p>Were only two lots remaining, the last two Andreas Lindinger and Susanne Mandl was to &#8220;stage&#8221; brought to the drawing of lots to eagerly awaiting trembling. Andrew had made the mistake and had traveled with a suitcase. Thus, the fate was probably the opinion that he would have to be difficult on an e-bike can go home. On the last remaining paper was therefore SUSANNE MANDL.</p>
<p>I think it was actually very happy and also meant that they had not come with an extra bike. I would say wise decision. The fate has rewarded this optimism.</p>
<p>The impressions of the evening&#39;s fine here on Facebook.</p>
<h1>List of Posts</h1>
<p>.</p>
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