Posts Tagged ‘feed-in tariff’
13 July 2010
Thailand’s Energy Ministry has initiated a feed-in tariff that will affect all forms of renewable energy with the exception of solar, local media has reported.
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8 July 2010
Downing Corporate Finance has launched a new specialised fund to enable UK taxpayers make lower risk investments in companies that operate feed in tariff (FIT)-eligible wind and solar projects.
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5 July 2010
Pink Sheets-listed renewable energy company Atlantic Wind and Solar has signed an exclusive agreement with Canada-based Rooftop Solar Developments to expand the reach of its rooftop solar energy programme.
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9 June 2010
Good Energy, a 100 per cent renewable UK electricity supplier, has launched a new core domestic electricity supply tariff that has been certified under the UK's new Green Energy Supply Certification Scheme.
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6 May 2010
Malaysia is to introduce a feed-in tariff (FIT) to stimulate the adoption of clean energy technologies.
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13 April 2010
Canadian wind developer Wind Works Power has been offered seven power purchase agreements for 80MW in wind energy projects under Ontario's latest feed-in tariff license round.
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9 April 2010
Ontario has increased its renewable energy drive awarding licenses for a further 184 large-scale projects on top of the 510 contracts announced in March that all qualify under its feed-in tariff (FIT) incentive scheme.
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7 April 2010
Global energy provider E.ON has joined a number of energy providers in launching a solar power product designed to save customers money on their energy bills and reduce their impact on the environment in tandem with the new UK feed-in-tariff system introduced this month.
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4 February 2010
Renewable electricity supplier Good Energy has said it will continue to pay its existing accredited small generators £0.15 a unit for all their electricity, well above the rate of £0.09 set by the government in its new feed-in tariff.
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3 February 2010
On Monday, the UK government finally announced its Clean Energy Cashback Scheme, or feed-in tariff, for small-scale low-carbon electricity generation, along with its plans to introduce similar incentives for low-carbon heating, writes Tessa Laws, a partner at Rosenblatt Solicitors. Households should get an income and a cash saving. Better late than never or have we been greenwashed, again?
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