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Nigerian solar-powered race organiser seeks funding partners - 22 May 2013
UK start-up sets July deadline to raise equity for emerging market green activities - 11 May 2013US solar innovator needs bridge loan for local, Chinese projects - 30 Apr 2013
Geothermal innovator reveals equity needs for Californian project - 22 Apr 2013
Developer of Portuguese Eco Centre requires up to €5m - 16 Apr 2013
Hannon Armstrong has cash to spend after IPO - 24 May 2013
Ohio launches energy efficiency fund - 24 May 2013
European tidal developer reveals fundraising plans - 24 May 2013
Dutch investor BVP Investments sees ‘strong interest’ in wind bond - 24 May 2013
US private equity firm on brink of closing North America fund - 24 May 2013
Nigerian solar-powered race organiser seeks funding partners - 22 May 2013UK start-up sets July deadline to raise equity for emerging market green activities - 11 May 2013US solar innovator needs bridge loan for local, Chinese projects - 30 Apr 2013Geothermal innovator reveals equity needs for Californian project - 22 Apr 2013Developer of Portuguese Eco Centre requires up to €5m - 16 Apr 2013UK innovator commercialising transport sharing solution has cash need - 8 Apr 2013Energy efficient engine developer needs cash to enter proving lab - 2 Apr 2013
Waste-to-oil technology developer seeks partnerships - 27 Mar 2013Tidal energy specialist to raise £5m to accelerate growth - 25 Mar 2013Australian water treatment company seeks partnerships - 20 Mar 2013 Hannon Armstrong has cash to spend after IPO - 24 May 2013
Ohio launches energy efficiency fund - 24 May 2013
European tidal developer reveals fundraising plans - 24 May 2013
Dutch investor BVP Investments sees ‘strong interest’ in wind bond - 24 May 2013
US private equity firm on brink of closing North America fund - 24 May 2013
Big data investor seeks additional fund commitments - 22 May 2013
Scotland details support for wave energy with £18m fund - 22 May 2013
Falck Renewables to sell minority stakes in UK wind projects - 22 May 2013
US DOE seeks feedback on fuel cell technologies - 22 May 2013
European investors seek commitments for listed solar fund - 22 May 2013
The most active investors in cleantech, renewables & sustainability discuss where the best opportunities lie in 2013
A critical report by the Committee on Climate Change has concluded that the current high degree of uncertainty about development of the power system beyond 2020 threatens fundamentally to undermine the EMR.
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The Solar Trade Association has highlighted an apparent shortcoming in the Committee on Climate Change’s renewable energy report that could underestimate the potential of the UK solar industry. 
Launching a fund five days before the collapse of Lehman Brothers could be seen as ill-timed. For many, it would almost certainly lead to a reversal of plans and an end to fundraising activities. For green infrastructure investor BNP Paribas Clean Energy Partners and its technical director Peter Dickson, however, focusing its activities on renewable energy proved to be an unexpected redeeming feature. 
The UK government’s consultation over proposed cuts to feed-in tariffs for solar installations of 50kW or above draws to a close today.
The government of India’s ambitious plans for renewable energy have grown incrementally in the last few years, with it quadrupling its target for solar capacity only this year. Until now many of these goals seemed rather far off but have prompted a surge of investment in the country’s renewable energy infrastructure. 
Joule, a US-based company that is pioneering the production of liquid fuel from the sun, has secured its first project site in New Mexico that could make it eligible for $19m in state incentives. 
New York-listed solar wafer manufacturer MEMC Electronic Materials’s net sales rose 68 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2011 to $735.9m, with a seasonal upsurge in demand for its solar materials. 
Project developer Solar Trust of America has expanded its management team with the appointment of Edward Sullivan as vice president, joining the company in what it describes as a crucial period of expansion. 
US-based NRG Energy said its first quarter revenues took a hit after it took the decision to loose $481m and discontinue plans to invest in nuclear after the Japanese disaster, but that the solar projects were continuing apace.
Spanish renewable energy producer Iberdrola made its first billion in net profit in the opening quarter of 2011, reaping over €1.01bn. 
Germany-based solar company Conergy is to target the Canadian market after demand for locally produced modules led to supply shortages.
Solar company SunPower could incur a $42.5m termination fee if it pulls back from its planned acquisition by French oil major Total. 
US Bancorp, which is owned by the fifth largest commercial bank in the US, has made its biggest renewable energy tax equity fund to date. 
Red tape is a fallacy created by those who wish to divert attention from the real problem – a lack of clarity in policy, according to Stephen Hockman QC, who specialises in environmental planning law. 
Integrated solar product producer REC’s revenues in the opening quarter of 2011 took a 16 per cent hit due to a combination of seasonal effects and uncertainties relating to the subsidy scheme in Italy. 
With many of the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturers and providers based in Japan and other parts of Asia, the semiconductor industry feared that the country’s tsunami and earthquake disasters this March could have a detrimental effect on the industry and supply chain. 
First Solar's shares dropped further on Nasdaq today, after the company reported a drop in net sales for the first quarter of 2011. 
Stocks of solar company SunPower have jumped since French oil giant Total announced it was to buy a 60 per cent stake in the US company.
Renewable resources will overtake oil, gas and coal as the world’s prevailing sources of energy, according to a new international energy survey focused on the offshore industry. 
Solar module manufacturer Silfab has signed a deal with Agris Solar to provide equipment for its portfolio of installations totalling 9.3MW, which will benefit from Canada’s feed-in tariff scheme.
