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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
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As the first presidential election debate takes place in Colorado this week, a new television advertising campaign is putting the wind energy sector at the centre of wider discussions surrounding energy security and economic prosperity. 
The introduction of new renewable support mechanisms under the UK’s Electricity Market Reform risks deterring investment, according to major players in the sector. 
Legislation signed last week by Californian Governor Edmund Brown will allow residents, farmers and small businesses to get financial credit on their energy bill when they generate renewable energy. 
With the launch of the UK government’s Green Deal due to take place this week, NewNet has spoken to officials around the country to gauge what to expect as confusion over the scheme’s finer details still remains. 
UK Energy Secretary Ed Davey has hinted it is likely the UK will invest in gas-fired power stations in the coming months, ahead of his new energy strategy announcement this autumn. 
The UK city of Peterborough is working towards being energy self-sufficient by 2020. 
The US wind industry could shrink by 95 per cent if the Production Tax Credit is allowed to expire, according to Morten Albaek, chief marketing officer for Vestas. 
The share of UK energy produced from renewable energy in the second quarter was 9.6 per cent, just 0.6 per cent above the same period last year. 
The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh (AP) has issued a new solar power policy to encourage the development and promotion of photovoltaic generation in the region. 
The Scottish government said it is on track to meet its 2020 energy targets after a positive first half of 2012. 
The UK Energy Secretary Ed Davey has defended the Chancellor’s and the Deputy Prime Minister’s commitment to green infrastructure spending today. 
Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney are more likely to make ‘green’ home improvements than those supporting the incumbent President Obama, according to a new survey by Sunrun. 
Saudi Arabi’s holy city Mecca is set to become the first metropolis in the country to operate utility-scale plants generating electricity from renewables. 
The UK's Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund has been urged to to commit to the UK Stewardship Code, which promotes responsible investment and asset ownership. 
Seven cities across the UK will receive a share of £12m to help kick-start the UK Department for Energy and Climate Change’s (DECC) Green Deal scheme. 
The UK government has published three consultations on the Coalition’s Renewable Heat Incentive scheme (RHI), which will look to help those in the non-domestic sector as well as commercial, industrial and community customers. 
UK MPs have raised concerns over low consumer demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and that so far government grants have remained ineffective in encouraging sales. 
A US Senate subcommittee met this week to discuss a new bill aimed at moving easing the development of small-scale hydropower plants in the US. 
UK Energy Secretary Edward Davey has launched a call for evidence to ensure communities affected by onshore wind farms secure financial, social and environmental benefits. 
The Japanese government has approved a new energy plan this week in a bid to decrease the country’s reliance on nuclear power despite going back on its commitment to abandon atomic energy by 2030 announced last week. 
