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Battery technology developer eyes strategic investors - 25 May 2012
Marine energy specialist aims to attract Series A investors - 25 May 2012
Israeli wind innovator needs seed financing to move out of lab - 24 May 2012 Chinese small-scale turbine producer reaches out to potential distribution partners - 25 May 2012
New funds to source multiple early stage investee companies - 25 May 2012
Energy efficient technology provider edges towards financing close - 25 May 2012
Battery technology developer eyes strategic investors - 25 May 2012Marine energy specialist aims to attract Series A investors - 25 May 2012Israeli wind innovator needs seed financing to move out of lab - 24 May 2012Energy savings company may raise cash for M&A activity - 24 May 2012US energy storage company talks of future funding plans - 23 May 2012
Application developer for the solar industry outlines future financial plans - 23 May 2012 Chinese small-scale turbine producer reaches out to potential distribution partners - 25 May 2012
New funds to source multiple early stage investee companies - 25 May 2012
Energy efficient technology provider edges towards financing close - 25 May 2012
US energy storage company nears halve way point for $20m financing round - 25 May 2012
Serbian businesses to benefit from new energy efficiency funding scheme - 24 May 2012
Bahrain poised to attract $20bn in energy investments - 24 May 2012
The investment opportunities in the offshore wind sector are ‘immense’ even though utility balance sheets and state lending organisations are not providing enough funding for European targets to be met, according to ratings agency Standard & Poor’s.
The most active investors in the cleantech, renewable energy and sustainability sectors share their views on the market at the fourth annual LP-GP Forum: Clean Energy & Sustainability.
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The flexibility and potentially vast storage capacity for hydrogen gas makes it the ideal choice for utility-scale energy storage, according to one expert. 
US cleantech company UTC Power has completed installation of a 400kW hydrogen fuel cell at the University of Connecticut. 
Waste2Tricity has acquired the exclusive rights to deploy hydrogen fuel cells produced by AFC Energy, in the UK energy-from-waste sector. 
German engineering company the Linde Group has officially commenced operation of a hydrogen refuelling station in Emeryville, California. 
Italian hydrogen fuel cell company Acta has secured a £2.03m equity investment to finance its commercial expansion. 
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. 
Swedish energy company Vattenfall has opened a hydrogen refuelling station for fuel cell buses and cars in Hamburg, Germany. 
US cleantech developers HyperSolar and Suncentrix have partnered to explore the potential to deploy technology at the Salton Sea that will simultaneously produce hydrogen and natural gas, while improving environmental quality. 
The US Department of Energy has awarded more than $7m to fund four projects looking to advance hydrogen storage technologies for use in electric vehicles. 
German hydrogen fuel cell technology developer Proton Power plans to take its mobile and stationary systems into production as early as next year, anticipating it could break even the following year. 
There are a number of clean technology developers around the globe that seem to have accomplished the unthinkable, and none more so than those developing technologies that produce energy or fuel from nothing but air. 
Italy-based clean energy company Acta has partnered with Swiss fuel cell producer MES to develop its low-cost hydrogen fuel cell technology for marine and vehicle applications. 
The Carbon Trust has invested £1m in hydrogen fuel cell developer Acal Energy, whose technology is anticipated to extend the range and lower the cost of electric vehicles. 
Scotland’s First Minister Alex Salmond has unveiled a £4.7m hydrogen fuel cell demonstration and research facility in Fife today. 
Listed hydrogen fuel cell developer Hydrogenics cut its losses by 72 per cent and doubled its gross profit margin from 15 per cent to 30 per cent during the last quarter. 
NASDAQ-listed hydrogen fuel cell developer Hydrogenics has secured orders for electrolysers, the technology used for creating energy from hydrogen, with customers in Russia and the Middle East. 
NASDAQ-listed Canadian hydrogen fuel cell developer Hydrogenics CEO Daryl Wilson said he remains optimistic about the outlook for 2010 after the company experienced an increase profits following gains in the fourth quarter of 2009. 
