Friday, November 9, 2007

High Oil Prices Mean Clean Energy is Competitive

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High Oil Prices Mean Clean Energy is Competitive

The high oil prices should not only prompt a reduction in usage, but they will encourage the use of renewable energy, the price of which is now falling relative to fossil fuels, experts feel.

A decade ago greens were always told that a switch to sustainable energies was a pipe dream with oil trading at just $10-$15 a barrel. Well, now it is trading at ten times that!

Biofuels - often a direct alternative to petrol or diesel - are now selling for about $40-70 a barrel so are clearly already competitive, says Dan Lewis, research director at the Economic Research Council and founder of website altenergyinvestor.org.

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