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23 February 2012
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Saudi Arabia is planning to move aggressively into renewable energy, with plans to install more solar and wind power in the next 20 years than the rest of the world has installed to date, writes the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s Bill Scanlon.
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Green chemical company BioAmber has secured $30m through Series C fundraising. 
An Australian algae fuels innovator has released American depository receipts (ADRs) to be traded over-the-counter (OTC) as it seeks visibility to US investors. 
Danish power company Dong Energy has agreed to sell 50 per cent of the 277MW Borkum Riffgrund offshore wind project to KIRKBI and the Oticon Foundation for DKK4.7bn ($841m). 
Once the hot-spot for global solar investment, Germany’s plan to deepen cuts to feed-in tariff is likely to cast yet another shadow over the industry. 
Poland is on the brink of launching its first offshore wind lease as the sector proves popular in attracting investor interest. 
Finance provided to the offshore wind sector from the European Energy Programme for Recovery has aided European competitiveness in the technology, but may have not stimulated planned short-term economic benefits, according to a study by global advisory firm Deloitte. 
There is a huge market opportunity in utilising industrial waste for energy storage and production, according to one UK start-up looking to enter into this space. 
Chinese photovoltaic manufacturer Yingli Green Energy said preliminary indications suggest a 30 per cent decrease in quarterly PV module shipments for the end of fiscal 2011. 
New York-listed agribusiness group Bunge has acquired UK-based green asset manager Climate Change Capital. 
A $75m fund has been launched to finance green building projects along the East Coast of the US. 
