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This is your chance to participate in Europe's largest exchange of knowledge on the Future of Energy, network with the highest level of international decision makers and create partnerships to develop solutions that will really make a difference. Following the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi, we are pleased to announce the fifth and next event in the Future Energy series will be held at ExCeL London, 19-21 October 2010 in association with Masdar and supported by UKTI.	Latest News France to boost renewable energy production 02 Sep 2010 3,000MW of renewable energy from wind turbines could be created annually in France by 2015. Wind energy 'growing fast' in Romania 02 Sep 2010 European energy has a new country to follow the example of - Romania. Solar power 'may suit developing countries' 01 Sep 2010 John Finney, chair of the British Pugwash Group, has suggested that solar power could be a useful source of energy for developing countries. Wind energy 'could come from floating platforms' 01 Sep 2010 Floating platforms may be the future of the renewable energy industry. Renewable energy to meet German demand by 2050 31 Aug 2010 Germany's power needs could be fully met by renewable energy in the next 40 years. Solar energy 'is a free source of power' 27 Aug 2010 Solar energy has been described as a free source of power. Tidal energy 'has only small ecological impact' 26 Aug 2010 Tidal energy does not have much of an ecological impact, according to Renewable UK. Solar power is 'fantastic' renewable energy source 25 Aug 2010 Solar power has been praised amid suggestions that it could be a key source of renewable energy in the future. Sahara solar energy 'too complex to use in Europe' 25 Aug 2010 European energy needs cannot be met by solar power from the Sahara Desert because the situation is too complex. UK wind energy development met by resistance 24 Aug 2010 Plans to build a new wind energy development in Wiltshire have been met with resistance.
Chris Huhne, Secretary of State for Energy & Climate Change, UK, is now confirmed as a keynote speaker.When EFEF spoke exclusively to Chris Huhne he said, “We must go further and faster to turn climate change targets into real action. Energy investors need certainty to make investment decisions. A meaningful carbon price would drive the deployment of clean energy technology and help secure energy supplies. Getting a global deal on climate change, pushing for a 30% cut in EU emissions and the introduction of a carbon floor price in the UK are all part of that.”
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"UKTI will stage the second European Future Energy Forum in London. This is a huge coup not only for London but for the UK, the world’s second largest investment location for renewable energy firms.” Lord Davies, Minister for Trade, Investment and Small Business, UK