Wave energy company Aquamarine Power took another major step towards the commercialisation of its Oyster technology with the announcement of GBP7m of new funding and a commitment of further investment by its shareholders.
Goldman Sachs to invest US$202m in ReNew, which has currently two wind farms under development and aims to bring 1GW online by 2015.
NIB to part-finance Denmark’s Anholt wind farm through a EUR240m loan to Dong Energy.
Orascom Industries plans to invest in a 50MW methane-fired power plant in Rwanda as the country ramps up its power generation capacity.
Over the next six years, the UK needs to invest GBP15bn annually to put in place the infrastructure needed to meet its carbon reduction and renewables targets.
Moderating economic growth and restructuring are expected to soften Chinese demand for steam coal in the next four years.
GE Energy invests in its first renewable project in Australia as the construction of the 10MW Greenough River Solar Farm gets under way.
Greenergy Holdings on track to sign US$1.3bn renewable joint venture with China’s Tianjin Tianbao Investment and Development Corp.
World Bank says Zimbabwe needs US$13bn for its power sector but investment is not quite forthcoming.
Volkswagen earmarks EUR1bn for renewable energy investment, seeking a stake in two wind farms to begin with.
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