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Solar stocks surge on speculation of rising China panel demand
Solar stocks yesterday gained the most in a month on speculation that demand for panels will increase in China. The Bloomberg Global Leaders Solar Index (BLGS) of 37 companies jumped 4.6 per cent to $...
10 Feb 2012
Solar stocks surge on speculation of rising China panel demand
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Energy
Your burning energy questions answered: Part II
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renewables
like solar installed on lake floating barges? Answer: In many hydroelectric stations around the world the energy producing company makes use of the possibility to utilise the excess gene...
12 Jan 2012
Your burning energy questions answered: Part II
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Energy
Polysilicon prices rise for first time since February
The price of polysilicon, the raw material used to make most solar panels, rose 1.3 percent last week, the first increase since February, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance. The material’s aver...
29 May 2012
Polysilicon prices rise for first time since February
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Energy
Buffett firm exploring solar investments
With the acquisition of MidAmerican Energy Holding Company’s substantial stake of a solar venture in the United States, the energy firm affiliated with Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has reported...
4 Jan 2012
Buffett firm exploring solar investments
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Energy
Growing the grunt: developing green biofuels for Australia, by Daniel Tan
In 300 BC, the Syrian city of Antioch had public street lighting fuelled by olive oil. At the 1900 Paris World Fair, German inventor Rudolph Diesel demonstrated his engine powered by peanut oil. Biof...
14 May 2012
Growing the grunt: developing green biofuels for Australia, by Daniel Tan
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Green Buildings
New Australian government energy efficiency programs opened
The Gillard Government has just announced the opening of series of energy efficiency initiatives and assistance targeted towards business, local government, households and communities. A joint stateme...
9 Feb 2012
New Australian government energy efficiency programs opened
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Carbon & Climate
COP 18: Bridging the gulf between science and reality
In theory the slew of recent climate studies should inspire the delegates that have assembled for the 18th Conference of the Parties (COP 18). In practice the 194 nations that are meeting in Doha, Q...
7 Dec 2012
COP 18: Bridging the gulf between science and reality
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Energy
REC one of the recipients of Singapore Solar Cell Research Grants
Singapore has spent $11m in grants for Solar Cell Research to several compamies and institutes around Singapore. The awarding of $11 million in funding was announced on Wednesday, 27 June by the Energ...
29 Jun 2012
REC one of the recipients of Singapore Solar Cell Research Grants
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Policy & Finance
Private equity investments in clean tech projects on the rise
With Government policies and incentives in place for renewable energy, the number of private equity investments in the clean technologies sector is increasing. According to data from Venture Intellige...
18 Oct 2011
Private equity investments in clean tech projects on the rise
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Energy
US wind industry adding record number of turbines
US wind power developers are installing record-high numbers of turbines in 2012 but that growth could weaken if a production tax credit expires at the end of this year, an industry group said. The US ...
19 Oct 2012
US wind industry adding record number of turbines
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Energy
India’s Rajasthan opens bidding for 200 megawatts of solar farms
India’s Rajasthan state started accepting bids from developers to set up 200 megawatts of solar power projects in an area that has the country’s second-highest solar radiant exposure. The state plans ...
19 Dec 2011
India’s Rajasthan opens bidding for 200 megawatts of solar farms
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Energy
Panasonic says its solar-panel production may rise 30% next year
Panasonic may boost its production of solar panels by about 30 percent next fiscal year because of incentives from Japan’s government, the head of the business said. Japan’s so-called feed-in-tariff p...
28 Jun 2012
Panasonic says its solar-panel production may rise 30% next year
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Energy
Release of feed-in tariff rate for solar energy sought
Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. of Japan wants the Philippine government to fast-track the implementation of a feed-in tariff (FIT) system for solar energy projects to spur investments and development in rene...
9 Nov 2011
Release of feed-in tariff rate for solar energy sought
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Food & Agriculture
US officials to visit Indonesia for palm oil emissions talks
The US Environmental Protection Agency will visit Indonesia next week, officials said on Friday, in what may prove a crucial step in the battle to meet green standards and open up a potentially huge m...
19 Oct 2012
US officials to visit Indonesia for palm oil emissions talks
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Energy
Green energy meeting boosts Taiwan-UK ties
The Sixth Taiwan-U.K. Renewable Energy Roundtable Meeting, sponsored by the ROC Ministry of Economic Affairs and British Trade and Cultural Office in Taipei, brought together officials, specialists an...
7 Nov 2011
Green energy meeting boosts Taiwan-UK ties
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CSP Today
Indian PV manufacturing questions to be answered at Delhi summit
The PV Manufacturing Summit India (1-2 August, Delhi) to bring in experience of First Solar, Moser Baer, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), SCHOTT Solar and many more to solve critical manufactu...
28 Jun 2012
Indian PV manufacturing questions to be answered at Delhi summit
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Energy
Businessmen harness the sun and sell power to TNB
It pays to go green and a group of Malaysians will attest to this. Businessmen Steven Ho and Suyani Hijjas together with physician Dr George Anthony Taye Wei Chun decided to harness the sun's energy a...
6 Aug 2012
Businessmen harness the sun and sell power to TNB
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Water
Harnessing solar energy to create gas from wastewater
U.S. solar tech company, HyperSolar Inc., states it has developed a process for creating natural gas from wastewater using solar power and has filed for a patent of the technology. The company says th...
21 Nov 2011
Harnessing solar energy to create gas from wastewater
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Eco-Business
Life cycle assessments of energy technologies
LCA Harmonization The LCA Harmonization project systematically reviewed estimates of life cycle GHG emissions from electricity generation technologies published between 1970 and 2010. LCAs consider ...
15 May 2012
Life cycle assessments of energy technologies
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Energy
Green firms still playing a waiting game
Two global energy-efficient and climate-friendly solution leaders are waiting for more open government policies to coax foreign direct investment into renewable energy projects. Danish-backed Vestas W...
24 Oct 2011
Green firms still playing a waiting game
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Carbon & Climate
Asia needs to rethink healthcare as climate risks intensify
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As climate-related risks converge with ageing populations, urbanisation and rising chronic disease, the region’s healthcare systems will need …
Asia needs to rethink healthcare as climate risks intensify
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Water
China’s super-dam is becoming an upstream water bomb
The latest evidence suggests that the Chinese scientific establishment understands the dangers of a planned Himalayan dam – …
China’s super-dam is becoming an upstream water bomb
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Policy & Finance
COP31 action plan introduces initiative to turn climate pledges into investable projects
In his third letter, COP31 president Murat Kurum unveils the Climate Implementation Bridge (BRIDGE), an initiative to help …
COP31 action plan introduces initiative to turn climate pledges into investable projects
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Policy & Finance
Philippines should rethink data centre ambitions amid energy, geopolitical risks: biz leaders
The Philippines’ data centre push faces scrutiny as power shortages, high resource demands and geopolitical risks raise questions …
Philippines should rethink data centre ambitions amid energy, geopolitical risks: biz leaders
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Carbon & Climate
Past El Niños offer a warning as unprecedented event looms
Past very strong El Niño events, with record heat, drought, precipitation, floods, and wildfires, have taken a toll …
Past El Niños offer a warning as unprecedented event looms
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Carbon & Climate
Glacier-driven Nepal flood shows mounting risks in warming Himalayas
Scientists say warming is destabilising ice and mountain slopes, but the precise trigger remains under investigation.
Glacier-driven Nepal flood shows mounting risks in warming Himalayas
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