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Nigerian solar-powered race organiser seeks funding partners - 22 May 2013
UK start-up sets July deadline to raise equity for emerging market green activities - 11 May 2013US solar innovator needs bridge loan for local, Chinese projects - 30 Apr 2013
Geothermal innovator reveals equity needs for Californian project - 22 Apr 2013
Developer of Portuguese Eco Centre requires up to €5m - 16 Apr 2013
Hannon Armstrong has cash to spend after IPO - 24 May 2013
Ohio launches energy efficiency fund - 24 May 2013
European tidal developer reveals fundraising plans - 24 May 2013
Dutch investor BVP Investments sees ‘strong interest’ in wind bond - 24 May 2013
US private equity firm on brink of closing North America fund - 24 May 2013
Nigerian solar-powered race organiser seeks funding partners - 22 May 2013UK start-up sets July deadline to raise equity for emerging market green activities - 11 May 2013US solar innovator needs bridge loan for local, Chinese projects - 30 Apr 2013Geothermal innovator reveals equity needs for Californian project - 22 Apr 2013Developer of Portuguese Eco Centre requires up to €5m - 16 Apr 2013UK innovator commercialising transport sharing solution has cash need - 8 Apr 2013Energy efficient engine developer needs cash to enter proving lab - 2 Apr 2013
Waste-to-oil technology developer seeks partnerships - 27 Mar 2013Tidal energy specialist to raise £5m to accelerate growth - 25 Mar 2013Australian water treatment company seeks partnerships - 20 Mar 2013 Hannon Armstrong has cash to spend after IPO - 24 May 2013
Ohio launches energy efficiency fund - 24 May 2013
European tidal developer reveals fundraising plans - 24 May 2013
Dutch investor BVP Investments sees ‘strong interest’ in wind bond - 24 May 2013
US private equity firm on brink of closing North America fund - 24 May 2013
Big data investor seeks additional fund commitments - 22 May 2013
Scotland details support for wave energy with £18m fund - 22 May 2013
Falck Renewables to sell minority stakes in UK wind projects - 22 May 2013
US DOE seeks feedback on fuel cell technologies - 22 May 2013
European investors seek commitments for listed solar fund - 22 May 2013
The most active investors in cleantech, renewables & sustainability discuss where the best opportunities lie in 2013
A critical report by the Committee on Climate Change has concluded that the current high degree of uncertainty about development of the power system beyond 2020 threatens fundamentally to undermine the EMR.
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US utility San Diego Gas & Electric has signed a 20- year power purchase agreement for 315MW of wind energy to be generated at Pattern Energy’s Ocotillo wind energy facility in California.
Enel Group, which recently floated its renewable energy business on a number of European exchanges, is to integrate hydrogen storage technology developed by fledgling French specialist McPhy Energy into its renewable energy framework. 
Traditional energy company EGPI Firecreek has finalised its acquisition of Arctic Solar Engineering (ASE), an integrator of solar thermal energy technology.
It is results season, and a raft of cleantech companies have just reported quarterly and full year figures for revenues, margins and profits. Some experienced exceptional growth in 2010. 
The broad range of applications for energy storage technology is attracting the attention of global industrial and manufacturing groups, and offers growing companies in the sector a variety of opportunities to partner with large multinational companies, according to Rachel Carroll, vice president of corporate communications for energy technology business Ener1. 
Solar energy companies have taken steps to shore up their supply chain this week as concerns affect businesses around the world.
Maryland-based New Energy Technologies has appointed Elliot Maza of Ernst & Young (E&Y) as its chief financial officer. 
US President Barack Obama has announced a plan to offer incentives for businesses to upgrade the energy efficiency of commercial buildings. 
Greece’s Public Power Corporation (PPC) has published an invitation calling for strategic partners for its mooted €600m solar project, which could be the world’s largest if it goes ahead. 
Rising oil prices may have the knock on effect of tightening the supply of biofuels, according to Rob Vierhout, the Secretary General of European Renewable Ethanol Association, ePure. 
Power giant Alstom has signed two contracts with Brookfield Renewable Power to supply key plant equipment to two hydropower facilities in Brazil. 
Thin film photovoltaic specialist First Solar and Canadian materials producer 5N Plus have signed a series of new supply agreements, replacing their previous contracts. 
Italy’s Industry Minister, Paolo Romani, has reportedly admitted the enormous jump in solar capacity the country reported two weeks ago was inflated by fraud.
Wind turbine developer REpower Systems saw its revenues drop for the first nine months of the 2010/2011 fiscal year to €758m, compared with €920.5m for the same period the year before.
Australian renewable energy company Wasabi Energy has raised £3m before expenses through an institutional placing at 2.7 pence per share.
GWS Technologies has begun the design and engineering of a 1,500 acre commercial wind and solar farm in the Colorado Plateau in north-east Arizona.
One of the largest UK utilities Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) has reportedly witnessed a 20 per cent drop in output from its wind farms during 2010.
John Kennair, chairman of UK glass manufacturer Romag, which serves the solar panel market as well as the architectural, transport and security sectors, has reportedly stepped down pending an internal investigation at the company. 
Computer hardware giant Intel has completed two rooftop solar installations at its premises in Hillsboro, Oregon, adding up to 800kW of power. 
The Asian Development Bank will provide a loan to Pakistan’s first privately-owned wind farm in the country.
