RIGA - Today there is a great deal of discussion in the media about the importance of satisfying the world’s energy needs with alternative energy sources. Currently our primary energy supply is fossil fuels that are non-renewable and will one day be depleted. According to the data published by the United Nations Environment Program, climate change concerns, high oil prices and increasing government support are the driving forces behind accelerating rates of investment in the renewable energy industries. However, according to some experts, not enough had been done in the 20th centur...
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