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News / Energy

China speeding US solar-dumping case as election nears

China is accelerating a dispute with the US over solar-energy taxes, moving forward its next salvo to hit as President Barack Obama faces re-election. China’s Ministry of Commerce will make preliminar...

5 Sep 2012

China speeding US solar-dumping case as election nears

News / Carbon & Climate

Asian carbon tax debate set to warm up

The carbon tax has become one of the most politically divisive and bitterly fought tax reforms of this century and governments around the world, and in particular Asia, are debating the issue. In an a...

15 Jun 2012

Asian carbon tax debate set to warm up

Yorihisa Shiokawa, Managing Director, Panasonic Asia Pacific

News / Green Buildings

Panasonic to open Singapore energy R&D centre

Japanese electronics firm Panasonic announced on Tuesday the opening of a new research and development centre for green energy solutions in Singapore. Panasonic Asia Pacific will invest S$10.2 million...

4 Jul 2012

Panasonic to open Singapore energy R&D centre

News / Policy & Finance

NSW solar decision could 'rip off' all Australians

The contribution rooftop solar power systems make towards Australia's energy supply is not being recognised by the New South Wales government and could consequently 'rip off' all Australians, says ren...

19 Mar 2012

NSW solar decision could 'rip off' all Australians

Press Releases / Via Expo

Next month the Earth's population will reach 7 billion people

...and 7 billion people will be exposed to the global pollution and running out of resources. What emergency measures should be taken for a safe tomorrow? How can we use new energy sources? How to r...

19 Sep 2011

Next month the Earth's population will reach 7 billion people

News / Energy

SolarWorld confident of vote in China trade case

The president of SolarWorld Industries America said he was certain a US trade panel would approve on Friday an investigation into charges that Chinese producers are selling solar cells and panels in t...

1 Dec 2011

SolarWorld confident of vote in China trade case

Press Releases / Chempolis Ltd.

Chempolis shortlisted to the top 30 finalists in global GCCA Later Stage Awards

Chempolis has made through into top thirty cleantech companies in the Renewable Energy, Biofuels -category of the Global Cleantech Cluster Association 2011 Later Stage Awards. International independen...

14 Oct 2011

Chempolis shortlisted to the top 30 finalists in global GCCA Later Stage Awards

Press Releases / Autodesk Asia Pte Ltd

Autodesk Celebrates anniversary of its Singapore Clean Tech Partner Program

Autodesk Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK) a leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software, is celebrating the first anniversary of its Clean Tech Partner Program in Singapore. Since its inception, th...

30 Oct 2012

Autodesk Celebrates anniversary of its Singapore Clean Tech Partner Program

News / Energy

Tech week ahead: Ill winds on patents for GE, Mitsubishi Heavy

...renewables unit and Edison Mission Energy infringe the first patent. Mitsubishi signed contracts with the power companies in 2007 and 2008, and the turbines were installed in 2010 and 2011. Mitsubishi...

27 Feb 2012

Tech week ahead: Ill winds on patents for GE, Mitsubishi Heavy

News / Policy & Finance

DoE wants paced development of some RE projects

Energy Secretary Jose Rene D. Almendras said he preferred to pace the development of the more expensive renewable energy technologies so as not to burden consumers with higher charges. The remark was ...

19 Jun 2011

DoE wants paced development of some RE projects

News / Energy

Commitment for support of indigenous communities

Indigenous communities will receive $40 million to construct wind turbines and install solar panels to help shift to renewable energy. Read the full story on The Australian: http://www.theaustralian.c...

11 Jul 2011

Commitment for support of indigenous communities

News / Energy

New Zealand joins the International Renewable Energy Agency

...Renewables and energy efficiency are a big part of our energy picture. We are a world leader in geothermal energy. Our rivers and lakes have long provided hydro-electricity and our wind resources are ...

1 May 2011

New Zealand joins the International Renewable Energy Agency

News / Policy & Finance

West to gain as China imports rare earths, Quest CEO says

US and Canadian producers of heavy rare earth metals are poised to benefit as China becomes a net importer of some of the materials as early as 2014, said Peter Cashin, chief executive officer of Ques...

18 Jul 2012

West to gain as China imports rare earths, Quest CEO says

News / Energy

Wind power market to lose puff this year

China's wind market bubble will deflate as the industry enters the worst year in its history, said the Spanish wind turbine maker Gamesa. "The first half of 2012 is the worst time in the last four yea...

5 Apr 2012

Wind power market to lose puff this year

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

The economic and employment benefits of forests

Forests are crucial to life, this includes providing refuge for many species, and clean air for all but they are also important to the global economy. Forests provide many important natural resourc...

7 Mar 2012

The economic and employment benefits of forests

News / Energy

Investors keen to be part of India's green growth

...renewables at HSBC, who was interviewed as part of the survey. "There is a portfolio standard on a state-by-state basis. Developers have the ability to get public-private agreements due to utility obl...

9 Jun 2011

Investors keen to be part of India's green growth

News / Energy

Chinese renewable companies slow to tap $47 billion credit

Chinese wind- and solar-energy companies have left untapped most of the $47 billion in credit lines made available by the government since 2010, undermining arguments that U.S. rivals are facing unfai...

16 Nov 2011

Chinese renewable companies slow to tap $47 billion credit

Opinion / Energy

Predictions for cleantech in 2013

...renewables—read Kachan’s free report on the subject here—and is starting to throw money around like China), and with its new energy bill, the UK, most developed economies are rolling back their econom...

5 Dec 2012

Predictions for cleantech in 2013

News / Energy

Analysis: Solar companies to seek deep pockets in downturn

Struggling solar manufacturers will likely be driven into mergers with rivals to survive a sector squeeze, a trend that could draw major Asian conglomerates deeper into the renewable energy sector. So...

5 Dec 2011

Analysis: Solar companies to seek deep pockets in downturn

News / Policy & Finance

Heavy weather for nation's solitary solar-panel maker

As the head of Australia's only solar-panel maker, Silex Systems' Michael Goldsworthy sticks to script and welcomes the pending carbon tax and accompanying billion-dollar renewable subsidy programs th...

18 Jul 2011

Heavy weather for nation's solitary solar-panel maker