Links

From SustainableX.com

http://www.enf.cn

A global photovoltaic industry directory published in 7 languages, showing details of over 5,000 PV manufacturers and installers.

http://www.homepower.com

Over the last 20 years, Home Power has published more than 120 issues of Home Power. Each issue contains comprehensive technical coverage of solar, wind, and microhydro electricity, energy efficiency, solar hot water systems, space heating and cooling, energy-efficient building materials and home design, and clean transportation options.

http://www.lowcarboneconomy.com

An interactive web platform that connects people and businesses with relevant low carbon information, products, services, opportunities and each other.

Climate change and concerns about energy security, resource efficiency and environmental impact are upon us and the widely accepted solution is to transition to a low carbon economy. Whilst the will to make necessary changes amongst both consumers and businesses is increasingly evident, it is not always clear what all the solutions and the most appropriate courses of action are... Our website is designed to help with this process.

http://www.lowcarbon.com/

Lowcarbon.com specialises in advertising jobs in the renewable enegy, energy efficency, climate and carbon sectors. Sign up for our daily email jobs alert.

http://yes2wind.com/ or http://yes2wind.co.nz/

This site was produced by Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace and WWF, with the aim of providing information and resources for the public to support wind farm proposals locally.

Every wind farm proposal should be judged on its own merits. We encourage users to read the environmental impact assessment of the plan they wish to support before giving it their approval.

This site lists wind farms which are seeking formal planning approval. In that respect this site cannot offer any comment on, or endorsement of, any proposal or whether it is appropriate in practice. The appearance of a wind farm proposal on this site should not be interpreted as Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace or WWF as having given their support to that individual application.

http://www.solarbuzz.com/

Solarbuzz is an international solar energy research and consulting company, staffed by an enthusiastic and knowledgeable team drawn from some of the largest companies in the solar energy industry today.