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US biofuel developer seeks $2m in investment - 22 May 2012
Advanced materials developer announces possible fundraising opportunity - 22 May 2012Smart home system developer plans £2m fundraise - 21 May 2012 Brazilian bio unit of Louis Dreyfus Commodities files for IPO - 22 May 2012
Chinese solar company undertakes IPO, stocks hold steady - 22 May 2012
China Development Bank launches Israeli solar financing opportunity - 22 May 2012
US biofuel developer seeks $2m in investment - 22 May 2012Advanced materials developer announces possible fundraising opportunity - 22 May 2012Smart home system developer plans £2m fundraise - 21 May 2012
Italian 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 Brazilian bio unit of Louis Dreyfus Commodities files for IPO - 22 May 2012
Chinese solar company undertakes IPO, stocks hold steady - 22 May 2012
China Development Bank launches Israeli solar financing opportunity - 22 May 2012
US extends deadline for fuel cell electric vehicle funding scheme - 22 May 2012
Biofuels innovator needs cash to grow - 21 May 2012
Arizona solar scheme gets $25m boost, more financing available - 21 May 2012
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A US-based Ski resort has installed 35 AllSun solar trackers to follow the sun throughout the day and boost energy production. 
The first China-based solar thermal company has taken to the public markets, and after an initial drop has seen its share price hold steady. 
The solar industry will see a heightened level of M&A over the next few years as businesses continue to struggle in the wake of reduced government support. 
Photovoltaic manufacturer China Sunergy has announced a first quarter net loss of $9.6m, with a negative margin of 14 per cent. 
The state-backed China Development Bank is to offer financing to Israeli solar power projects of between 1MW and 50MW in capacity. 
US photovoltaic manufacturer Solar Junction has been contracted to supply 5MW of solar cells to SolFocus. 
Germany-based SAG Solarstrom halted the repurchase programme of its own shares at the end of trading on 18 May 2012. 
Europe’s Marguerite Fund has acquired a 30MW stake in a photovoltaic (PV) project near Auxerre, France, being developed by EDF. 
Spanish renewable energy developer Acciona has won, alongside partner Aveng, a deal to own and operate a 135MW wind park and a 74MW photovoltaic solar plant in South Africa as part of its latest renewable energy tender. 
US-headquartered Petra Solar is set to deliver a 5MW photovoltaic array in Bahrain, through a partnership with the country’s National Oil and Gas Authority, the Bahrain Petroleum Company and Caspian Energy Holdings. 
US solar company Chevron Energy Solutions has completed installation of four photovoltaic canopies for the San Lorenzo Unified School District in California. 
US company Ascent Solar has partnered with China’s Shenzhen Radiant Enterprise and Third Railway Survey and the Design Institute Group Corporation to promote the use of solar technology in Chinese public transport. 
The second stage of a major solar financing programme in the US has been given a $25m boost, paving the way for more additional investment in the sector. 
US solar company SunEdison has secured a $65m loan from the North American Development Bank for the construction of a 20MW photovoltaic plant in Arizona. 
China solar panel manufacturers have begun looking at how to source materials internationally to dodge high import tariffs that were imposed by the US last week. 
The US Department of Commerce has indicated it will impose new tariffs on imports of Chinese solar technology, in addition to measures introduced in March, causing their stock price valuations to slide. 
Solar company Solexel has raised $25m to build a pilot solar plant in California, seeing new investor, Gentry Venture Partners, lead the financing. 
