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TARGET AUDIENCERenewable Energy World serves the renewable energy industry, including companies involved directly in renewables/consulting companies in renewable energy, power generating utilities, local or central governments, energy advisory or planning agencies, aid agencies, research or training establishments, large energy users, owner/manager of renewable energy sites, manufacturers of complete renewable energy systems, architecture/construc-tion/engineering companies, independent power produc-ers, installation-large scale projects, installation-residential/commercial projects, interested consumers/individuals, investment companies in renewable energy, manufac-turers/vendors/OEMs, self-generators in process industries, and others allied to the field.

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52,005 total circulation

RENEWABLE ENERGY WORLD WEBSITE

299,774 average unique browsers

RENEWABLE ENERGY WORLD SOCIAL MEDIA

115,236 Facebook Likes126,839 Linkedin group members

93,374 Twitter Followers

SUBSCRIPTION CRITERIARecipients include executive/administration manage-

ment, consultants in renewable energy, developers, engi-neering management, engineering staff, installers/integra-

tors, production/process, purchasing, quality control/assurance, research/development, and other related functions.

Areas of Renewables Most Interested inTotal

ResponsesPercent of

TotalBiomass Power or Chip 15,432 29.7%

Concentrating Solar Power 16,032 30.8%

Energy Efficiency 23,605 45.4%

Energy Storage 23,795 45.8%

Finance 11,063 21.3%

Geothermal 11,791 22.7%

Green Power 15,939 30.6%

Hydrogen-Fuel Cells 10,996 21.1%

Hydropower 13,154 25.3%

Marine Ocean Energy 8,513 16.4%

Offgrid Renewables 13,708 26.4%

Passive Solar Design & Daylighting 12,276 23.6%

Policy Issues 10,738 20.6%

Total Responses

Percent Of Total

Renewable Energy for Industry 18,429 35.4%

Renewable Energy for Buildings 17,189 33.1%

Rural Electrification 1,127 2.2%

Small Hydro Power 12,081 23.2%

Solar Energy 30,793 59.2%

Solar Photovoltaics 28,228 54.3%

Solar Thermal Energy 20,097 38.6%

Utility-Scale Renewables 14,356 27.6%

Wind Power 24,818 47.7%

All of the Above 9,454 18.2%

Other 584 1.1%

None of the Above 272 0.5%

TOTAL RESPONDENTS 48,359 93.0%

BUSINESS & FUNCTIONTOTAL Percent

of TotalExec/Admn Mgt

Consultants in Renewable

Energy

Developers Eng Mgt Eng Staff Intallers/ Integrators

Prod/ Process

Purch Quality Control/

Assurance

Research/ Dev’mnt

Other

Company Involved Directly in Renewables, Consulting Company in Renewabale Energy

14,148 27.2% 5,342 4,379 425 1,353 707 181 228 149 101 960 323

Power Generating Utility 3,800 7.3% 798 104 113 871 851 16 439 81 75 268 184

Local or Central Government 1,851 3.6% 498 121 28 325 283 13 105 30 63 248 137

Energy Advisory or Planning Agency 2,002 3.8% 662 448 53 218 145 12 72 25 45 223 99

Aid Agency 444 0.9% 211 46 10 17 12 4 19 14 3 59 49

Research or Training Establishment 4,891 9.4% 535 231 42 217 289 10 75 18 21 2,822 631

Large Energy User 966 1.9% 182 34 23 253 182 9 95 38 30 76 44

Own/Manage a Renewable Energy Site 872 1.7% 429 53 46 107 69 18 41 23 9 51 26

Manufacturer of Complete Renewable Energy System 1,658 3.2% 627 61 61 239 122 24 126 34 41 243 80

Architeture/Construction/Eng 5,765 11.1% 1,779 475 194 1,451 1.049 111 145 75 69 274 143

Independent Power Producer 1,403 2.7% 542 81 174 233 128 17 99 33 11 46 39

Installation-Large Scale Project 725 1.4% 226 42 51 171 79 81 18 15 12 24 6

Installation-Residential/ Commercial 1,875 3.6% 729 136 63 192 133 441 37 48 8 63 25

Interested Consumer/ Individual 1,831 3.5% 421 130 70 120 196 77 90 111 24 229 363

Investment Company in Renewable Energy 1,317 2.5% 642 133 84 72 49 8 75 28 5 109 112

Manufacturer/Vendor/OEM 4,261 8.2% 1,533 144 124 705 614 57 207 97 74 616 90

Self Generator in Process Industry 1,132 2.2% 297 42 32 177 215 12 111 26 25 125 70

Other Allied to the Field 3,064 5.9% 752 163 83 186 331 28 130 48 33 301 1,009

TOTAL DIGITAL CIRC 52,005 100.0% 16,205 6,823 1,676 6,907 5,454 1,119 2,112 893 649 6,737 3,430

PERCENT OF TOTAL 32.2% 13.1% 3.2% 13.3% 10.5% 2.2% 4.1% 1.7% 1.2% 13.0% 6.6%

MAGAZINE CHANNELCirculation by Industry

May/June 2016 Issue

Publisher’s Sworn Statement of Circulation, May/June 2016

26.7%

30%

10.9%

8.7%

6.9%

2.5%

0.7%

0.7%

12.9%

30% = Asia

26.7% = Europe

12.9% = North America

10.9% = Middle East

8.7% = Africa

6.9% = South America

2.5% = Asia Pacific

0.7% = Central America

0.7% = Caribbean

Total Circulation Percent

Maine 133 0.3%

New Hampshire 152 0.3%

Vermont 99 0.2%

Massachusetts 719 1.4%

Rhode Island 69 0.1%

Connecticut 314 0.6%

NEW ENGLAND 1,486 2.9%

New York 1,238 2.4%

New Jersey 600 1.2%

Pennsylvania 750 1.4%

MIDDLE ATLANTIC 2,588 5.0%

Ohio 622 1.2%

Indiana 268 0.5%

Illinois 801 1.5%

Michigan 605 1.2%

Wisconsin 401 0.8%

EAST NORTH CENTRAL 2,697 5.2%

Minnesota 394 0.8%

Iowa 154 0.3%

Missouri 317 0.6%

North Dakota 38 0.1%

South Dakota 31 0.1%

Nebraska 117 0.2%

Kansas 185 0.4%

WEST NORTH CENTRAL 1,236 2.4%


Delaware 70 0.1%

Maryland 401 0.8%

Washington, DC 214 0.4%

Virginia 525 1.0%

West Virginia 56 0.1%

North Carolina 552 1.1%

South Carolina 214 0.4%

Georgia 432 0.8%

Florida 1,197 2.3%

SOUTH ATLANTIC 3,661 7.0%

Kentucky 127 0.2%

Tennessee 232 0.4%

Alabama 177 0.3%

Mississippi 49 0.1%

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL 585 1.1%

Arkansas 51 0.1%

Louisiana 95 0.2%

Oklahoma 140 0.3%

Texas 1,432 2.8%

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL 1,718 3.3%

Geographic Breakout of Circulation


ASIA 9,692 18.6%

ASIA PACIFIC 1,221 2.3%

EUROPE 11,403 21.9%

MIDDLE EAST 1,233 2.4%

AFRICA 2,153 4.1%

NORTH AMERICA 23,187 44.6%

CENTRAL AMERICA 223 0.4%

SOUTH AMERICA 2,676 5.1%

CARIBBEAN 217 0.4%

TOTAL CIRCULATION 52,005 100.0%

World Regions



Montana 78 0.1%

Idaho 117 0.2%

Wyoming 28 0.1%

Colorado 672 1.3%

New Mexico 134 0.3%

Arizona 393 0.8%

Utah 147 0.3%

Nevada 208 0.4%

MOUNTAIN 1,777 3.4%

Alaska 54 0.1%

Washington 494 0.9%

Oregon 339 0.7%

California 2,785 5.4%

Hawaii 146 0.3%

PACIFIC 3,818 7.3%

UNITED STATES 19,566 37.6%

U.S. Territories 133 0.3%

Canada 2,452 4.7%

Mexico 1,028 2.0%

Other International 28,818 55.4%

APO/FPO 8 0.0%

TOTAL CIRCULATION 52,005 100.0%

May/June 2016 Issue

May/June 2016 IssueCirculation by CountryASIAAfghanistan 14Armenia 19Azerbaijan 12Bangladesh 97Bhutan 17Brunei 11Cambodia 7China 252Georgia 11Hong Kong 124India 5,362Indonesia 380Japan 227Kazakhstan 22Korea Republic of 226Kyrgyzstan 2Laos 11Macao 2Malaysia 632Maldives 4Mongolia 22Myanmar Union of Burma 15

Nepal 80Pakistan 459Philippines 440Singapore 429Sri Lanka 126Taiwan 180Tajikistan 1Thailand 436Uzebkistan 6Vietnam 66SUBTOTAL 9,692

ASIA PACIFICAustralia 961Cook Islands 1Fiji 5French Polynesia 4Marshall Islands 1Micronesia 3New Zealand 234Papua New Guinea 8Solomon Islands 1Vanuatu 1Western Samoa 2SUBTOTAL 1,221

EUROPEAlbania 16Andora 3Austria 174Belarus 13Belgium 329Bosnia 46

Bulgaria 111Croatia 155Cyprus 61Czech Republic 94Denmark 177Estonia 31Finland 144France 511Germany 870Gibraltar 3Greece 343Hungary 124Iceland 41Ireland 273Italy 856Kosovo 4Latvia 28Liechtenstein 2Lithuania 50Luxembourg 22Macedonia 70Malta 30Moldova 11Monaco 2Montenegro 3Netherlands 581Norway 150Poland 185Portugal 634Romania 286Russian Federation 156Serbia-Montenegro 125Slovakia 65Slovenia 66Spain 761Sweden 185Switzerland 284Turkey 581Ukraine 81United Kingdom 2,666SUBTOTAL 11,403

MIDDLE EAST Bahrain 29Iran 296Iraq 37Israel 154Jordan 61Kuwait 45Lebanon 36Oman 40Qatar 54Saudi Arabia 189Syria 29United Arab Emirates 247Yemen 16SUBTOTAL 1,233

AFRICAAlgeria 66Angola 10Benin 2Botswana 19Burkina Faso 3Burundi 3Cameroon 21Canary Islands 3Cape Verde 5Congo 2Cote D’Ivoire 10Djibouti 3Egypt 216Eritera 2Ethiopia 32Gabon 2Gambia 4Ghana 94Guinea 2Kenya 127Lesotho 8Liberia 3Libya 23Madagascar 7Malawi 17Mali 2Mauritania 3Mauritius 40Morocco 45Mozambique 10Namibia 17Niger 6Nigeria 505Rwanda 5Senegal 10Seychelles 3Sierra Leone 4Somalia 7South Africa 570Sudan 29Swaziland 2Tanzania 30Togo 2Tunisia 45Uganda 46Zaire, Rep 1Zambia 40Zimbabwe 47SUBTOTAL 2,153

NORTH AMERICACanada 2,452 Mexico 1,028 United States 19,707 SUBTOTAL 23,187

CARIBBEANAntigua and Barbuda 4Aruba 1Bahamas 12Barbados 13Bermuda 7Cayman Islands 3Cuba 16Dominica 3Dominican Republic 42French West Indies 2Grenada 2Guadeloupe 3Haiti 4Jamaica 39Martinique 1Netherland Antilles 8St. Kitts-Nevis 2St Lucia 4St. Vincent and the Grenadines 2

Trinidad and Tobago 47Turks and Caicos Islands 2

SUBTOTAL 217

CENTRAL AMERICABelize 2Costa Rica 72El Salvador 29Guatemala 58Honduras 23Nicaragua 12Panama 27Subtotal 223

SOUTH AMERICAArgentina 651Bolivia 35Brazil 1,122Chile 214Colombia 258Ecuador 103Guyana 15Paraguay 9Peru 134Suriname 13Uruguay 45Venezuela 77SUBTOTAL 2,676

TOTAL 52,005


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FEB 672,332 411,856 318,956 1.29 01:11 01:56

MAR 655,012 397,640 300,338 1.32 01:14 02:03

APR 697,381 428,558 323,400 1.33 01:13 01:59

MAY 711,134 435,226 328,367 1.33 01:14 02:02

JUN 568,229 338,127 249,162 1.36 01:16 02:09

AVERAGE 652,702 395,118 299,774 1.32 1.14 1.89

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