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Renewable Energy
by Reden Rodriguez on September 4, 2006

Viability depends on many factors. For a business, it depends on location, investment climate, technology, even business approach. But you know that a business is good when you see it being replicated, over and over, in all places. Such as Namibia.
Namibia aims to increase its amount of electricity from renewable energy resources by 0.5 percent per year. This would increase its electricity output and decrease its 90 percent dependence on electricity coming from South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
The two favored modes are solar and wind, which is expected to run at a cost of about $ 5 to 10 million per year. This early, the Namibian government has received offers for joint ventures in RE development and electricity sales.
Read more here.
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Response from:
Simon Robinson
(09/14/06 9:05am)
Hi, I have read that Malaysia has stopped agreeing permits for biodiesel production from palm oil. The government is worried that there will not be enough palm oil for food and cooking, if all the proposed biodiesel factories get the go ahead.
Response from:
Reden
(09/25/06 4:44am)
Hey there Simon, yes I have some news items about that too and some contradicting that statement. It appears that some parts of Malaysia are permitting biodiesel production some parts are not. Its always a question of "benefits" versus "costs" and the Malaysian government should decide for themselves whether or not they are capable of facing the social and environmental costs of their actions.
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