Renew- NATTA newsletter
Renewable energy news and policy
The original and best source of up to date
news and analysis!
 Renew is the bimonthly newsletter of NATTA, the Network for Alternative Technology and Technology Assessment.
NATTA was set up in 1976, with its base at the Open University. Renew was launched in 1979. Renew has been widely recognized as a leading source of up to date and reliable information.
NATTA is now independent of the OU, and offers an on-line version of Renew
Renew covers UK and world news and developments in the area of renewables and sustainable energy - bringing you updates on new wind, wave, tidal, solar, biomass, geothermal, hydro projects and technical breakthroughs. In addition, it offers critical analysis of the policy context in which these new energy supply technologies are emerging and operating. It also looks at energy efficiency, and at the wider debates over energy use and climate change.
And then, to keep up to date, download
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Student Renew In parallel we produce an enlarged and enhanced student version, password protected, for use by students at Universities who subscribe to it. Course leaders wishing to subscribe on behalf of their students should contact us for details of charges. If you have a password then you can get access to the Student Renew here.
You may also be interested in these Blogs:
Monthly independent Blog:
Back postings of these Blogs are on the respective web sites- you may also have to move forward to the current issue.
NATTA contacts
NATTA was set up to provide a communication channel for people involved with or interested in renewable energy.
We welcome news, articles, commentary, or letters for consideration for publication in Renew. Original photos too.
Renew On-Line ARCHIVE:
Until recently Renew was produced in PDF format on subscription: we've included a sample, if you want to see what it looked like:
Renew 200, published in Nov 2012, was the last full subscription PDF version of Renew produced. In January 2013 we changed to a free web-only version available from this site.
We can supply back issues of the full Renew (from 165 onwards, up to 200), for a small charge, as a PDF file emailed to you.
In addition to the full Renew, we also produced a short free Renew On Line (ROL), which was available in MS Word from this site. See sample at Renew On-Line. ROL covered parts of the current issue of the full Renew. Recent back issues of ROL (which started as 'ROL 1' at Renew 101) are in the Archive.
The new free Renew On Line, which is available from this site as indicated above, is an ungraded version. It carries on with the previous Renew on Line numbering system. The Student Renew version continues with the old full Renew numbering
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