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12% growth in the European solar thermal market - UPDATE: Statistics now available
Date: Tuesday 28. of June 2005

European Solar Thermal Industry Federation to publish latest statistics at the estec2005 conference. For the first time, the ESTIF statistics cover all EU-25 countries, and present data both in terms of capacity (kilowatt-thermal, kWth) and in the traditional unit (square meters of collector area).

Members express high satistfaction with ESTIF
Date: Thursday 16. of June 2005

In May 2005, ESTIF asked its members how they rated the association's work so far. The results are very positive and should encourage others to become member of ESTIF.

estec2005: register now!
Date: Friday 03. of June 2005

The world’s most important conference for solar thermal technology takes place in Freiburg on June 21–22. estec2005’s organizers, The European Solar Thermal Industry Federation (ESTIF), are expecting 350 participants and speakers from all over the world.

Hot Potential. Development of Solar Thermal Markets in Europe.
Date: Tuesday 26. of April 2005

Solar thermal has long been overlooked by policy makers and even by renewables advocates. But even without the high visibility of the electricity producing renewables, solar thermal has achieved a strong position in the world of renewables. Uwe Brechlin of the European Solar Thermal Industry Federation (ESTIF) identifies current challenges for solar thermal markets in Europe and how they could be overcome.

High Growth Potential for Solar Thermal
Date: Monday 25. of April 2005

Brussels/Berlin, 25 April 2005. The international solar thermal industry to meet in Freiburg on 21-22 June for ‘estec2005’

More than 40 organisations call for an EU Directive to promote renewable heating and cooling - 25% by 2020
Date: Thursday 07. of April 2005

Brussels, 07.04.2005. Today a joint declaration urging for an EU directive in the field of renewable heating and cooling was presented by a large group of supporters. Initiated by the European Renewable Energy Council, the declaration calls upon the EU Institutions to act in the missing field of legislation: the neglected giant of renewable heating and cooling.

ESTIF publishes European Communications Pack on Solar Thermal
Date: Thursday 31. of March 2005

New document is aimed at journalists, policy makers, and industry multipliers. Texts and graphics are provided for free use, e.g. for presentations, in newspapers or in schools and universities.

Renewable energy industry and research call for a significant increase in EU R&D funding for renewables
Date: Tuesday 01. of March 2005

Brussels, 1 March 2005. High-level representatives from Europe’s renewable energy industry and research community gathered today in Brussels to present their common priorities for the 7th European Research and Technology Framework Programme (FP7) to a public of more than 100 key policy-makers. The renewable energy sector expressed its concern about the decline in public renewables R&D spending and urged Brussels’ decision-takers to increase the yearly EU renewable energy research budget to EUR...

Financing of sustainable energy - UNEP initiative puts finance directory online
Date: Thursday 17. of February 2005

SEFI, the UNEP Sustainable Energy Finance Initiative offers a new tool targeted at project developers and entrepreneurs in the field of sustainable energy.

Solar energy 2004 – sunny days ahead? Sarasin report available online
Date: Wednesday 16. of February 2005

For the second time Swiss bank Sarasin has published their annual analysis and outlook for both solar technologies: PV and Solar Thermal. The full report is available from their website.

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ESTIF is proud to be an associate of the Sustainable Energy Europe Campaign of the European Commission, Directorate General for Energy and Transport.

The aim of the Sustainable Energy Europe Campaign is to raise the awareness of European citizens regarding renewable energy sources such as Solar Thermal for heating and cooling, both in the private as well as the industrial sector.

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