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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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Hydrogen cars will be the focus of a new government initiative in the UK that will aim to make them commercially viable by 2015. 
A report by the UK's Public Accounts Committee has questioned the benefits of a programme that could see 53 million gas and electricity meters replaced in the UK over the next seven years. 
California once again cemented its cleantech credentials by pushing through the US' first energy efficiency standard that will reduce wasted energy from the estimated 170 million chargers across the state. 
UK Energy Minister Greg Barker has launched a partnership to try and ensure the country has the right skills to implement the government's Green Deal initiative. 
The UK Court of Appeal has said it will defer any decision on the solar feed-in tariff debate. 
A new study has estimated that in ten years the US state of Kentucky could create more than 28,000 jobs and slow the growth of electricity bills, by passing new legislation currently in front of the General Assembly. 
The fight is now underway to extend the US Production Tax Credit (PTC) propping up the country’s wind sector but just how high it will feature in the election contest is still a matter for debate. 
A number of European countries are way behind the work that is needed to meet their 2020 targets, new figures suggest. 
The Welsh government has gained new powers to ensure environmentally friendly construction practices. 
Scottish Energy Minister Fergus Ewing has welcomed news that 2011 was the best year for renewable energy so far in Scotland, and called on the industry to build on this success. 
UK Energy Minister Greg Barker has stood by his description of green activists as the 'environmental Taliban.' 
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has unanimously upheld a long term power purchase agreement between developers of the Cape Wind offshore project and the National Grid. 
The Scottish government has revealed plans for two new wind installations that have a combined capacity of 198MW. 
The US Environmental Protection Agency has implemented a new regulation called the Mercury and Air Toxins Standards, introduced to protect the country from power plant emissions of pollutants including arsenic, acid gas, nickel, selenium and cyanide. 
The recent High Court ruling that saw the UK government’s cut to its solar feed-in tariff deemed illegal has been greeted with celebration by the sector, even if uncertainty still remains in the sector. 
A court ruling will mean airlines outside Europe will have to pay for their carbon emissions when entering the skies above the bloc. 
The Kingdom of Bahrain is evaluating a plan to create an energy agency dedicated to renewable energy and conservation. 
UK energy regulator Ofgem has called for industry feedback on proposals to change the formula that sets transmission charges for electricity producers using the high voltage grid. 
A key tax credit is set to expire in the US and is putting its wind energy sector in jeopardy. 
