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Kenyan community-scale green innovator needs cash for solar lighting scheme - 14 Jun 2013Financing needed for 5MW solar project in India - 4 Jun 2013
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 Soitec to launch equity offering to refinance convertible bond - 19 Jun 2013
California green homebuilder City Ventures eyes $150m IPO - 19 Jun 2013
SolarCity plans $175m note offering - 19 Jun 2013
US investor to pump cash into green IT - 18 Jun 2013
US organic PV developer aims to attract additional investors - 18 Jun 2013
Kenyan community-scale green innovator needs cash for solar lighting scheme - 14 Jun 2013Financing needed for 5MW solar project in India - 4 Jun 2013Nigerian 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 2013
Geothermal innovator reveals equity needs for Californian project - 22 Apr 2013
Developer 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 2013 Soitec to launch equity offering to refinance convertible bond - 19 Jun 2013
California green homebuilder City Ventures eyes $150m IPO - 19 Jun 2013
SolarCity plans $175m note offering - 19 Jun 2013
US investor to pump cash into green IT - 18 Jun 2013
US organic PV developer aims to attract additional investors - 18 Jun 2013
Indonesia sets up $300m geothermal fund - 18 Jun 2013
Malaysian power and water group Ranhill to IPO this month - 18 Jun 2013
German utility to sell off non-core assets - 18 Jun 2013
Middle Eastern investors to finance green project developments - 17 Jun 2013
UK city to be innovation test-bed as European Green Capital for 2015 - 17 Jun 2013
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The recent climate talks held in Doha, Qatar have come to an end, leaving many questioning what real impact will come of COP18 as countries across the globe attempt to move forward in achieving their 2020 targets. 
UK energy production and consumption for offshore wind power in the third quarter of 2012 increased by 54 per cent compared with the same period last year, according to a Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) report. 
A scheme set up in the province of Ontario that pays green power companies more for their power if they use locally-sourced technology breaks international trade rules, the World Trade Organization found. 
China has stepped back from what many have described as ‘protectionist’ policies in the solar space with M&A activity now encouraged and support for failing businesses wiped out. 
The US Department of Commerce has ruled that Chinese and Vietnamese wind turbine towers have been dumped on the North American market. 
Members of the European Parliament’s Internal Market group have voted in favour of sustainable government procurement rules. 
UK Conservative MP and chair of the Energy and Climate Change Committee Tim Yeo has challenged the government’s Energy Bill seeking for an amendment to the legislation including an emissions target that will clean up the power sector by 2030. 
The solar photovoltaic (PV) and biomass industry have been given certainty on projects to be supported under the government’s Renewable Obligations (RO) scheme. 
As the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management opens federal waters to offshore wind leases, the Department of Energy unveils its report on pushing the technology. 
Standards demanded of UK Domestic Energy Assessors are at an all-time low, leading to calls for a complete overhaul of their regulation. 
The UK government has set out rules for consumer engagement, privacy and security, in relation to the mass deployment of smart meters. 
The UK government has given the go ahead to a controversial exploratory ‘fracking’ project in Lancashire, UK, with Energy Secretary Ed Davey hailing the energy source as something that could ensure future energy security for the country in years to come. 
A report conducted by the UK’s Committee on Climate Change said that green energy costs will get cheaper in time despite the average household bill rising to £100 a year by 2020. 
UK energy prices could rise if Scotland is granted independence Energy Secretary ED Davey has warned. 
A number of energy associations in the US have written directly to President Barack Obama calling for a change in the wording to the tax credits applied to renewable power saying an altering of the language would result in greater investment. 
Power produced from bioenergy is still seen as flawed by some investors and policy advisers despite technological advances with major challenges to overcome before more widespread adoption. 
The UK government has dramatically simplified the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme in an attempt to stem backlash against what many believed to be an overly complicated scheme in order to save millions of pounds in administrative costs. 
Advisers and aides to US President Barack Obama have said he is not doing enough to tackle climate change at home, and is instead focusing solely on shaping an international response to the issue. 
Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) was dealt a blow last week after the last viable candidate to secure money from a pot of over €1.5bn, set aside by the EU to develop CCS technology, withdrew from consideration, bringing concerns to light over climate change initiatives. 
UK Energy and Climate Change Secretary Edward Davey has described the climate change talks as a ‘modest step forward’. 
