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US Energy storage company talks of future funding plans - 23 May 2012
Application developer for the solar industry outlines future financial plans - 23 May 2012
US biofuel developer seeks $2m in investment - 22 May 2012
Australian government opens door for green business with A$10bn fund - 23 May 2012
UK boosts funding for commercial marine developments - 23 May 2012
Environmental energy prize fund tops $4m in Middle East - 23 May 2012
US Energy storage company talks of future funding plans - 23 May 2012Application developer for the solar industry outlines future financial plans - 23 May 2012US 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 2012 Australian government opens door for green business with A$10bn fund - 23 May 2012
UK boosts funding for commercial marine developments - 23 May 2012
Environmental energy prize fund tops $4m in Middle East - 23 May 2012
India solar rooftop project up for sale - 23 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
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Yesterday UK Chancellor George Osborne announced the Autumn Review and National Infrastructure Plan, highlighting how the coalition government will attempt to prevent a double dip recession and accelerate growth and job creation. 
The UK’s Autumn Review today has confirmed a £200m incentive for the Green Deal but has missed a major opportunity in centering the country’s economic recovery around sustainable development. 
Moving to a low carbon economy would only affect the UK's 2030 GDP by one per cent, a leading expert has said, saying it is a small price to pay to combat climate change. 
This week the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) launched a consultation for the eagerly anticipated Green Deal, a programme designed to help households and commercial buildings employ energy efficiency measures. 
The UK Department of Energy and Climate Change has announced that from 28 November organisations will be able to apply for the new non-domestic renewable heat incentive. 
A study conducted by energy consultants Element Energy has suggested the UK government’s proposed cuts to the solar feed-in tariff will destroy 29,000 jobs and cost the treasury up to £230m annually in lost tax revenue. 
Businesses in the UK are set to suffer from escalating energy costs due to green policies. 
UK Energy and Climate Change Secretary Chris Huhne has launched a consultation on the heavily anticipated Green Deal initiative, designed to help households implement energy efficiency measures without having to pay upfront costs. 
The Green Energy Act in the Canadian province of Ontario, established in 2009, has attracted huge private sector investment and stimulated job creation while contributing to a significant reducing in the use of fossil fuels. 
Fresh ceiling limits on how much renewable energy could be installed on individual UK households may come into force as the government aims to counteract criticism provoked by the changing solar tariff. 
The proposed cut to the solar feed-in tariff in the UK will not spell the end of the sector as some are predicting, but it will make it extremely hard for young businesses in the market, according to one expert. 
Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Tun Razak has announced the launch of a National Biomass Strategy that will include the creation of an international Oil Palm Biomass Center. 
A new US coalition consisting of 369 members has been launched calling on Congress to extend by four years the wind energy industries principle federal tax incentive, the Production Tax Credit. 
Dutch transmission company TenneT has written a letter to German government organisations the Federal Chancellery, the Federal Ministry of Economics and the Federal Environment Ministry, advising them against the further construction of cables in the North Sea for offshore wind projects. 
The US Department of Agriculture has funded a series of projects to convert biomass to energy through USDA's Rural Energy for America programme (REAP). 
Firms representing the climate markets currently valued at $120bn have called for great regulatory clarity and consistency from global governments in their approach to climate change and emissions legislation. 
Fourteen investors and energy companies are seeking hundreds of millions of euros in damages resulting from the current Spanish government's retroactive changes to the tariffs for existing solar photovoltaic (PV) electricity generation installations in December 2010. 
Securing long-term finance for renewable projects in Europe is going to get even harder with the implementation of the Basel 3 financial regulations, according to experts. 
Leaders of countries in the Asia Pacific Economic Forum have agreed to phase out subsidies for fossil fuels and have set up a reporting mechanism to track the progress. 
Scottish Energy Minister Fergus Ewing has called on the UK government to make Scotland the base for the Green Investment Bank. 
