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US train energy storage company requires expansion capital - 7 Feb 2012
Desalination innovator requires equity to reach profitability - 7 Feb 2012
Finland battery company requires expansion capital - 7 Feb 2012
Solar installer seeks building partnerships in NYC - 7 Feb 2012
US solar investor looks for North Carolina credits - 7 Feb 2012
US government looks for energy management partners - 7 Feb 2012
US train energy storage company requires expansion capital - 7 Feb 2012Desalination innovator requires equity to reach profitability - 7 Feb 2012Finland battery company requires expansion capital - 7 Feb 2012Belgian renewable energy developer requires investment - 6 Feb 2012UK project developer requires capital injection - 6 Feb 2012
Innovative green power developer eyes funding for combined wind, biomass portfolio - 6 Feb 2012 Solar installer seeks building partnerships in NYC - 7 Feb 2012
US solar investor looks for North Carolina credits - 7 Feb 2012
US government looks for energy management partners - 7 Feb 2012
Spain hints at move towards renewable energy auction system - 6 Feb 2012
Research foundation provides funding to stimulate US-Israel cleantech JVs - 6 Feb 2012
Energy efficiency, cleantech investments sought by mutual fund - 6 Feb 2012
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A UK energy bill to be introduced later this year will monetise energy efficiency in the same way the feed-in tariff supports renewable generation, it was revealed by Minister for Energy and Climate Change Greg Barker at a NewNet event. 
More than 100 Conservative MPs in the UK have written to the Prime Minister demanding a cut to the level of subsidy the country’s onshore wind industry receives. 
The Chinese government has ordered airlines based in the country not to comply with the European Union’s charge on carbon emissions. 
A surge in Chinese solar cell and panel imports into the US may result in back-dated tariff duties being applied on the equipment under new action to be taken by the Department of Commerce. 
The Spanish Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade has announced the temporary suspension of feed-in tariff support for new cogeneration, renewable energy or waste-to-energy facilities. 
The US city of Houston has joined the Better Buildings Challenge, a public-private partnership looking to improve energy efficiency by 20 per cent in commercial, government and school buildings by 2020. 
Political support for renewables is far-reaching with parties on both sides of the spectrum in full support of its development, a Member of the European Parliament said today.
The Colombian capital city of Bogota has launched a pilot project to spur the use of electric vehicles in the city’s taxi fleet. 
UK businesses may be severely impacted by the government’s decision to set harsher carbon penalties than the rest of Europe. 
The UK Court of Appeal has unanimously thrown out the government’s case to change the feed-in tariff rate for solar retrospectively. 
US President Barack Obama has called for the passing of clean energy tax credits to promote an industry ‘that has never looked more promising’ in his State of the Union Address. 
Russia has ranked at the bottom of a new 132-country study looking at measures used to tackle pollution and manage natural resources between 2000 and 2010. 
UK energy regulator Ofgem has outlined plans for a £7bn upgrade of Scotland’s grid to ease the integration of renewables on to the electricity network. 
The UK’s Department of Energy and Climate Change has introduced to the government draft licence modifications that would make provisions for a reduced feed-in tariff rate to come into place on 1 April, with an eligibility date on or after 3 March. 
The UK’s renewable energy and energy efficiency policies have not been approached in a holistic way and lack a ‘joined-up’ approach, an industry expert told NewNet. 
The UK’s proposed Green Deal initiative may actually result in a reduction in energy efficient activity rather than stimulating the sector as it aims to do, a leading specialist told NewNet. 
The US Council on Jobs and Competitiveness has urged for the extension of production tax credits that currently hang in the balance but which many see as being vital to propping up the country's renewable energy sector. 
Hydrogen cars will be the focus of a new government initiative in the UK that will aim to make them commercially viable by 2015. 
