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WHY CHOOSE RENEWABLE ENERGY, THE FACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE, THE RENEWABLE
ALTERNATIVE, PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR TECHNOLOGY

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Welcome to Why Choose Renewable Energy. Although it might seem counter intuitive
given the state of the world economy, 2010 was actually another record year for
renewable energy sources, such as wind power, which was increased to a globally
installed total of 200 GW by 39.4 GW of new capacity over the whole year. This
represents an impressive rise of about 25 percent in overall installations, even
if this total for new installations actually increased by only three percent
from 2009.

BTM, now part of Navigant Consulting, maintain in their latest World Wind Market
Update that wind turbine manufacturers from China have shown further increases
in their home market, beating foreign-owned manufacturers by 3.5 percentage
points down to a 10.5 percent market share in 2010. Sinovel of China is now
ranked as the second largest wind turbine manufacturer in the entire world
behind only Vestas. According to BTM, Sinovel's most recent installed wind power
capacity grew from 3510 MW in 2009 to 4386 MW in 2010, and took its global
market share up from 9.2 percent to 11.1 percent.

INVESTMENT IN RENEWABLES

Global investment in renewable power and fuels has therefore defied the global
economic crisis to set a new record in 2010, according to a new analysis
commissioned by the UN Environment Programme. Indeed, investment hit $211
billion, up 32 percent from 2009's $160 billion.

As in the wind sector, nations beyond the traditional stronghold of Europe and
America are emerging as increasingly important players on the global stage. In
terms of investment, the developing world has now overtaken the richer countries
for the first time. What's more, the continuing shift in the balance of power in
renewable energy towards developing countries is no longer a story of China
alone.

SOLAR PV

In the solar photovoltaic sector, the strong growth of the past five years - at
a compound annual rate of 65 percent - is not due to luck, or to a recognition
that a switch to renewables is imperative. Rather, the trend reflects decades of
development in technology, markets and business strategy. In 2010, the industry
reached multi-gigawatt scale in terms of annual growth and cumulative capacity
and, again, much of this progress has emerged from developing nations.

The renewables sector as a whole is unquestionably buoyant, despite the
repercussions of the financial crisis. Yet it must also be recognised that
unpredictable policies on financial support are still affecting some markets for
renewable energy. Investment decisions have increasingly been focused on those
sectors where better margins can be achieved.

THE FUTURE

The traditional leading markets of Europe and the U.S. can only expect fiercer
competition, not just in terms of technology and its development, but also in
attracting the continued investment necessary to achieve their clean energy
policy goals. Ultimately, policymakers must put in place stable, long-term
measures if growth is to be maintained across all the world's diverse renewable
energy markets. Give us a call to find out more about renewable energy
technologies and the savings you could be making.

Welcome to Why Choose Renewable Energy. We believe it is not just important but
has now become imperative that the message get out there: now is the time for us
all to take responsibility for our actions and begin to make the switch over
from fossil fuel energy to renewables.



Climate change is no longer a question, but instead a clear and present danger
which we must all act upon in order not only to safeguard our own futures, not
only our children’s futures, but also the futures of every generation that will
follow us.

Renewable energy sources such as solar power and wind power are the key to this
sustainable vision of the future.

If you have any questions about renewable energy or what you can do to help stop
climate change, feel free to contact the team. We would be glad to discuss
renewable energy and the broader context of global warming with you.




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