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The Daidalos Forum: A Chance to Fly
The Daidalos Forum is a chance for the policy community to 'fly' new ideas and concepts, and to cast an eye over the current policy landscape from a new perspective. Every two months, REN21 publishes a Daidalos Forum column as the lead article for the REN21 News and Update report. The column also appears on the REN21 home page where users can comment on the article.

Now, we all know the Greek legend of Daidalos and his son Ikaros, who escaped from imprisonment using new and innovative technology, as well as their own and the nature’s energy. The unfortunate Ikaros, however, became a victim of his own youthful exuberance (and failure to listen to his father), flying too close to the sun and melting his fragile wings.

We certainly do not want that to happen to Daidalos Forum authors!


So we have some simple guidelines:

First, we heartily invite your participation in the Forum - both as an author and commentator. To comment, simply click on the button "read more and comment" and enter your remarks in the field below the column text. Your name will appear with your comment, while your email address will not be publicly visible. To author a Forum, please contact the REN21 Secretariat at daidalos@ren21.net.

Second, any postings with personal attacks or inappropriate language will not be posted or will be deleted. We encourage vigorous debate, but not personal attacks. That would be considered flying ‘too high’ and will definitely melt the literary wings of the person posting such material. Splash!

Third, the Forum is only for renewable energy policy issues. Advertising and off-topic contributions will be considered going astray and lead to nowhere. Again, splash!

Fourth, the Forum is not for public disclosure. To ensure the discussions remain open and free, any discussions within the Forum cannot be attributed to any person or organisation.

Please see past Daidalos Columns and Comments. For more information, please contact the REN21 Secretariat.

 

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14 Nov 2008
European Union Presidency Renewable Energy Policy Forum, Renewable energies and EU legislation 2020.
The EU Presidency Renewable Energy Policy Forum to take place in Paris on 17 Nov 2008.

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29 Oct 2008
New global energy strategy tackles climate change, saving USD 18 trillion in fuel costs
Energy [R]evolution: A Sustainable World Energy Outlook, produced by the European Renewable Energy Council (EREC) and Greenpeace International, provides a practical blueprint for rapidly cutting energy-related CO2 emissions in order to help ensure that greenhouse gas emissions peak and then fall by 2015.

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29 Sept 2008
IEA urges governments to adopt effective policies to help renewable energy reach its huge potential
The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that nearly 50% of global electricity supplies will have to come from renewable energy sources if we want to halve CO2 emissions by 2050 in order to minimise significant and irreversible climate change impacts.

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19 Aug 2008
World's largest economies have enormous renewable energy potentials
New REN21 assessment points to crucial role of policies to make renewables work for climate change mitigation, energy security, and economic and social developments.

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22 Jul 2008
Washington International Renewable Energy Conference report highlights three-day conference
National Renewable Energy Lab gives preliminary impact assessment of Washington International Action Plan Pledges.

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02 Jul 2008
CO2 Impact Analysis of WIREC 2008 Pledges
NREL has produced a draft analysis to estimate the CO2 impact of the WIREC 2008 pledges. Participants' feedback is welcome.

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