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Smart home system developer plans £2m fundraise - 21 May 2012
Italian wind developer to raise between €4m and €5m - 21 May 2012
UK solar group outlines 13 month fundraising opportunity - 18 May 2012
Biofuels innovator needs cash to grow - 21 May 2012
Arizona solar scheme gets $25m boost, more financing available - 21 May 2012
EBRD reveals plans to invest up to €25bn in sustainable energy - 21 May 2012
Smart home system developer plans £2m fundraise - 21 May 2012Italian wind developer to raise between €4m and €5m - 21 May 2012UK solar group outlines 13 month fundraising opportunity - 18 May 2012Cleantech financial consultancy opens initial $30m funding round - 18 May 2012
Marine company looks to close first tranche of fundraising - 17 May 2012Swiss joint venture opens Series A funding round - 17 May 2012 Biofuels innovator needs cash to grow - 21 May 2012
Arizona solar scheme gets $25m boost, more financing available - 21 May 2012
EBRD reveals plans to invest up to €25bn in sustainable energy - 21 May 2012
Waste tyre recycling company targets $12m in latest financing round - 21 May 2012
Suzlon to monetise assets in 2012 after closing $300m bond deal - 21 May 2012
Chinese solar company continues to reach out to UK installers - 18 May 2012
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David Jones, CEO of Allianz Specialized Investments, told New Net the firm will continue to invest in the renewable energy sector with caution and said its recent purchase of three wind farms in Europe demonstrated this approach. 
A US start-up focused on commercialising a semiconductor process that promises to increase the efficiency of solar systems has raised $6.88m of a $16m funding round. 
While BrightSource Energy has pulled its initial public offering in the US citing adverse market conditions, the public markets in Asia appear more open with one silicon specialist getting out the door in China. 
Q-Cells North America and Q-Cells Canada will not be filing for insolvency, despite the demise of their German parent company, Q-Cells SE. 
French energy company Areva has been contracted by Indian utility Reliance Power to build a 250MW concentrated solar thermal plant in India, which will be the largest in Asia when completed. 
US-based First Solar has nominated George Hambro and Richard Chapman for election to its board of directors, expanding the board size from nine to 11, while it also seeks additional independent directors. 
Solar thermal developer BrightSource Energy has pulled its initial public offering plans due to adverse market conditions. 
Germany-based SAG Solarstom has reported disappointing yearly financial figures, with the company’s consolidated EBIT dropping to a loss of €2m from a positive €3.3m in 2010. 
TV chef and personality Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has thrown his hat into the renewable energy ring and is set to offer financing to five would-be clean power developers. 
Canadian venture capital firm SAIL Capital Partners has teamed with a subsidiary of Stifel Financial to launch a C$100m ($99.74m) cleantech-focused fund in Ontario. 
Marifer Solar has finished two solar installations, totalling 1.7MW, for the Westfield Group in Southern California. 
Photovoltaic producer Silverado Power has signed a new power purchases agreement with Southern California Edison to develop three solar energy projects in Victorville, California. 
Home furnishing giant IKEA has installed a solar energy system at its store in Paramus in New Jersey. 
Australian energy storage company Zentric has agreed to purchase Innovative Solar I and II, owners of two photovoltaic projects in North Carolina, for $8m. 
Venture capital funding in the solar sector was off to a slow start in Q1 2012, according to new figures. 
Los Angeles City Council has cleared the way for solar installers to receive feed-in tariffs (FITs) for the energy they produce, spurring forward private investment in the sector. 
A US concentrated solar power plant developer is debating financing options, which may include an initial public offering or tie-up with one or more strategic investors. 
The solar arm of an Indian manufacturing group may go public towards the end of next year as the division begins to contribute more to its top line growth. 
US company Cogenra Solar has completed installation of a 214kW hybrid photovoltaic and thermal array at a winery in Windsor, California. 
