An annual survey of the current and prospective state of a wide variety of technology fields, based primarily upon the opinions of the most innovative people from across the globe working in those fields: the WTN membership. Supplemented by contextual background articles, thought-provoking charts and graphs, and compelling opinion pieces from the most insightful minds in research, journalism, government, business, and the rest of the science and technology world. Built around a controlled distribution (of any size) to audiences of sponsors choice, along with other key leaders.

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2004 World Energy Technologies Summit Webcast (click here to view)

The 2004 World Energy Technologies Summit was held in early February 2004 at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, in association with UNESCO, UNOPS, TIME magazine, Technology Review magazine, and the World Renewable Energy Network. All plenary sessions from the two-day global event were videotaped and a video-on-demand webcast prepared.

This approximate report will address the the opportunities and challenges associated with off-the-grid energy technologies, including fossil-fuel based turbines, fuel cells, and renewables including solar, wind, and biomass, among others. The report is based around the presentations of the 2004 World Energy Technologies Summit, supplemented by additional contributions and information. Built around a controlled distribution (of any size) to audiences of sponsors choice, along with other key leaders.

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Prospective sponsors can commission the WTN to design and prepare a World Technology Report (or a series of Reports) on a mutually-agreed topic. With contributers drawn from the WTN membership plus other appropriate experts, these Reports will present an overview of a particular pressing industry issue (technological, regional, policy-related, etc).

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