Future of Wind Energy – international report to be released in London
Stefan Gsänger | 05.01.2009 22:23
Press invitation
Date: 09 January, 10.30am
Location: Music Room, Foreign Press Association, SW1Y 5AJ
Invitation: Future of Wind Energy – international report to be
released
On January 9 2009, Energy Watch Group will launch a pioneering new study, titled ‘Wind Power in Context – a clean revolution in the energy sector’. To mark this announcement, we would like to invite you to a media conference with authors of the report on 09 January at the Foreign Press Association.
Date: 09 January, 10.30am
Location: Music Room, Foreign Press Association, SW1Y 5AJ
Invitation: Future of Wind Energy – international report to be
released
On January 9 2009, Energy Watch Group will launch a pioneering new study, titled ‘Wind Power in Context – a clean revolution in the energy sector’. To mark this announcement, we would like to invite you to a media conference with authors of the report on 09 January at the Foreign Press Association.
Energy Watch Group is a prestigious international network of scientists and
parliamentarians. The group conducts ground-breaking research into the shortage of conventional energy resources; develops scenarios for alternatives; and devises strategies for long-term global energy security.
The Wind Power in Context report rejects the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) conclusion that the outlook for wind power is stagnation, not growth. Across four different energy-use scenarios, Energy Watch Group has shown that strong wind power growth is consistent. A thorough analysis of sixteen key growth drivers – including wind’s cost free nature and its stable life cycle – clearly point to the technology’s ongoing sustainability.
The programme for the media conference is as follows.
Welcome and Introduction:
Hans-Josef Fell
Member of German Parliament Energy and Environment Committee and President of Energy Watch Group
Results of the ‘Wind Power in Context Study’:
Dr. Rudolf Rechsteiner
Economist, energy advisor, author and Member of the Swiss Parliament Energy and Environment Committee
Comment:
Secretary General Stefan Gsänger
Director of the World Wind Energy Association (WWEA)
The media conference will take place at the Foreign Press Association, Music Room, 11 Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AJ, starting at 10.30 am.
To register your attendance, please contact Tim Lewis, Sarah Reardon or Sam Counsell on +44 (0) 870 626 9954, or by email at
cleanrevolution@fourcommunications.com
A media pack will be available at the event.
parliamentarians. The group conducts ground-breaking research into the shortage of conventional energy resources; develops scenarios for alternatives; and devises strategies for long-term global energy security.
The Wind Power in Context report rejects the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) conclusion that the outlook for wind power is stagnation, not growth. Across four different energy-use scenarios, Energy Watch Group has shown that strong wind power growth is consistent. A thorough analysis of sixteen key growth drivers – including wind’s cost free nature and its stable life cycle – clearly point to the technology’s ongoing sustainability.
The programme for the media conference is as follows.
Welcome and Introduction:
Hans-Josef Fell
Member of German Parliament Energy and Environment Committee and President of Energy Watch Group
Results of the ‘Wind Power in Context Study’:
Dr. Rudolf Rechsteiner
Economist, energy advisor, author and Member of the Swiss Parliament Energy and Environment Committee
Comment:
Secretary General Stefan Gsänger
Director of the World Wind Energy Association (WWEA)
The media conference will take place at the Foreign Press Association, Music Room, 11 Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AJ, starting at 10.30 am.
To register your attendance, please contact Tim Lewis, Sarah Reardon or Sam Counsell on +44 (0) 870 626 9954, or by email at
cleanrevolution@fourcommunications.com A media pack will be available at the event.
Stefan Gsänger
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Just a big bag of wind
05.01.2009 23:52
Sea waves are. Finito! The sea imparts more powerful consistent power than wind can ever do. But, that is only my silly opinion, eh? We have a wind turbine within sight of our house. Almost all of summertime it doesn't turn while waves are pounding our coasts. Get it?
Francis H. Giles
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