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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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Ariya Capital, a private equity firm that has bases in both the UK and Botswana, has teamed with project developer Element Power Solar to identify renewable energy opportunities across Africa. 
The solar industry must learn to survive without the protection of favourable government policies, SAG Solarstrom CEO’s told NewNet, as a wave of bankruptcies strike many of its competitors. 
Developing nations are becoming crucial markets for small-scale solar generation, with some of the most forward-thinking companies focusing their attention here, rather than worrying about support mechanisms woes in Europe. 
US company First Solar has announced plans to cut 2,000 jobs, as it restructures operations to achieve annual savings of $100m to $120m. 
Photovoltaics manufacturer MiaSolé has welcomed Preetha Nair as its country manager in India. 
Reports in the Chinese media that China National Offshore Oil company was negotiating to buy Canadian Solar have been denied by the solar company. 
The US Export-Import Bank has approved an $80.32m loan to India’s Reliance Power, for the purchase of concentrated solar power technology. 
French company Solairedirect saw consolidated net profit rise 113.9 per cent in 20111 to €19.3m. 
Law offices of Howard Smith will continue its investigation of potential claims against First Solar and its board of directors, it has announced. 
Embattled US solar company SunPower has said it is on track to reduce production costs to $0.86 per watt by the end of the year. 
US concentrated photovoltaic developer Solar Junction has received a Sunpath award from the Department of Energy, as part of a $21.5m programme to advance the use of CPV. 
The Australian Capital Territory has received strong interest for its solar tender, with 49 separate prequalification proposals being submitted as part of a request for proposals. 
California has long been a leader in the cleantech sector and a number of recent deals – supported once again by favourable legislation – show momentum remains strong. 
Chinese photovoltaic companies Sky Solar and Shanghai Chaori Energy Technology have formed a joint venture to target the European market. 
San Francisco-based Silverado Power has committed $50m in interconnection financial security for solar projects in California, in partnership with Martifer Solar. 
A US transport authority has launched a request for proposals as it looks to secure power purchase agreements for two separate renewable energy facilities. 
Walmart will expand it solar commitments in the US after announcing six projects at its stores across Colorado to be implemented in partnership with SolarCity. 
Italy-based Solarday has entered liquidation, becoming the latest victim of Europe’s falling solar market. 
Italy will cut financial incentives by €3bn a year for solar and other renewable energy technologies that it blames for an increase in consumer power bills but conversely has raised the national renewable energy targets for 2020. 
The US Department of Defense will look to deploy 3GW of renewable energy by 2025, creating a wealth of opportunity for project developers in the country. 
