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US offshore energy could receive a boost from a newly announced US Federal regulatory scheme. Gregory Lawrence, Mustafa Ostrander and Stephen Smith of McDermott Will & Emery outline the programme
Toronto-based fund manager Creststreet is preparing to launch an offshore version of its Alternative Energy Fund. The Cayman Islands domiciled Creststreet Alternative Energy Opportunities Fund is expected...
Spanish renewable energy company Iberdrola Renovables denies reports in the UK media that it has cut its investment in UK wind by 40% or £300 million. The company told Energy Risk it still plans to deliver...
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Landfill of Plenty
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UK boost to offshore wind 'not enough'
UK government plans to boost offshore wind have received a lukewarm response from industry experts, who say the government still is not doing enough to ensure the UK meets its target of generating 15% of energy from renewable sources by 2020. Energy...
Renewables' incentives go global
Incentives to promote the development of renewable energy are being rolled out across the globe, including China, Ireland and South Africa. China has announced an aggressive subsidy for solar installations in an effort to boost the recently flagging...
Renewable energy
Any form of energy that is replaced by nature, with or without human assistance. Common forms of renewable energy include wind, solar, geothermal and tidal energy.
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