2008 Wrap-up: RenewableEnergyWorld.com Keeps Growing and Growing
To use an old cliche, it’s been a banner year here at RenewableEnergyWorld.com. Despite the worldwide downturn of financial markets and the global credit crisis, many renewable energy companies continue to thrive and our publication is no exception.
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2008 Wrap-up: RenewableEnergyWorld.com Keeps Growing and Growing
2008 Wrap-up: What Will A Financially Disastrous Year Mean for Renewables?
This year was dominated by bad financial news — very bad financial news. Renewables have certainly had their fair share of troubles associated with the financial crisis; yet somehow they’ve seemed to fare better than most industries. It’s still uncertain how a financial hangover will impact development in 2009, but most analysts agree that any global slowdown will be moderate, especially considering how drastic and far-reaching the credit crisis has been thus far.
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2008 Wrap-up: What Will A Financially Disastrous Year Mean for Renewables?
Stepping Forward: Renewable Energy Policy 2008 Wrap-up
Policies that affect the renewable energy industry are as diverse as the nations, regions and communities that enact them. The year 2008 saw both progress and regression in some of these policies with the U.S putting in place an 8-year federal tax credit for solar energy and Spain reducing its feed-in tariff levels, leaving many developers scrambling to finish projects as quickly as possible.
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