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The wind sector is likely is to be rocky this year with orders sharply down but a rebound in 2014 is expected, according to a new report by MAKE Consulting. 
Boosted by a technical potential world demand of $2tn over the next 20 years smart grid has after some seven years of embryonic existence now successfully entered its infancy with world sales climbing to $36.5bn in 2012; a growth of 30 per cent on 2011. M&A activity reached $19.5bn, almost doubling the value of deals in the previous year, according to Memoori’s latest report. 
Despite high-profile trade disputes, the US exports more clean power products to China across the solar, wind and energy smart technologies sectors culminating in a 2011 surplus of $1.63bn. 
European Union cumulative installed wind power capacity surpassed 100GW in 2012, according to a new major report. 
A new major report has ranked the top high-income countries in the world for adapting to the upcoming energy systems with seven of the top ten countries coming from Europe. 
There are record levels of interest in renewable energy as a source of income among struggling farmers, according to a new major report. 
Libya has the potential to generate approximately five times the amount of energy from solar power than it currently produces in crude oil according to a new major report. 
The UK risks surrendering its world lead in marine energy if the UK's wave and tidal energy industries do not receive proper support from government, according to a new major report. 
Non-hydro renewable sources increased by 12.8 per cent last year compared to 2011 and provided 5.4 per cent of net US electrical generation, according to a new report from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). 
Anti-Dumping duties on imported Chinese solar products will lead to decreased demand for solar products and in turn provoke significant job losses along the European photovoltaic value chain, according to a new report. 
