
Some technologies, such as LED lights are predicted to continue growth toward ubiquitous adoption, while other technologies like solar and wind may be forced to consolidate after this growth spurt due to continued competition with Chinese manufacturers.
Nuclear energy supporters are taking steps back and reconsidering enthusiasm as impacts of the quake in Japan are assessed. Concerns of seismic faults have also stalled solar energy projects in California.
Across the Atlantic, the EU continues to push for clean technology growth and position themselves as a worthy competitor against China’s strong renewable energy sector. The EU is currently calling for a double in energy efficiency by 2020, through a combination of efficiency programs and extended funding for clean energy programs.
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