Saudia Arabia predicts more revenue from solar than from oil
Thu, Oct 15 2009 at 3:57 PM EST
While Saudi Arabia is doing its best to justify a somewhat outlandish request for financial assistance (due to projected lost oil revenues) in the Copenhagen climate agreement, at least some Saudis are clear that a potentially larger business opportunity exists in solar exports.
In part 3 of our meeting with Danish Climate & Energy Minister Connie Hedegaard, she talks about the host of black horses that are racing to capture the renewables market -- China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and, yes, Saudi Arabia:
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