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FTSE Group (FTSE), the award winning global index provider, announced the launch of the new FTSE CDP Carbon Strategy Index Series, jointly developed with the Carbon Disclosure Project which acts on behalf of over 500 institutional...  more

The world's largest producer of crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules has supplied almost 20 Lebanese schools with supplies to let them utilize solar energy through the sponsorship of the Country Energy Efficiency and Renewable...  more

On June 24, 2010, The Renault-Nissan Alliance (the Alliance), Yulon-Nissan Motor (YNM) and Taiwan's Taichung City entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to promote electric cars. The signatories for the MOU were Jason Hu...  more

The number of small-scale hydropower schemes to generate energy from rivers in England and Wales has surged in the last decade, figures from the Environment Agency showed. The number of new licences issued by the government ag...  more

Public officials in Vermont are using a new photovoltaic array as part of their efforts to educate people about the advantages of clean energy. The photovoltaic array operated by Central Vermont Public Services is located in the t...  more

Manufactured in Leith, the Vagr Atferd generator will now be transported to Orkney on May 8th, 2010, in order to test in commercial use. The machine, produced by the Leith-based firm Pelamis Wave Power (PWP) for the German energy ...  more

Residents of Kibera, sub-Saharan Africa's largest slum settlement will have an opportunity to watch the FIFA 2010 World Cup live from South Africa, thanks to solar power technology developed by youths in the slums, with technical ...  more

Nissan International SA has joined Renault SA's partnership with German electric utility RWE Efficiency GmbH to promote electric mobility in Germany. The Renault-Nissan Alliance aims to become the world's leading manufacturer of z...  more

Brokerage analysts said, the Chinese government promised to enhance the flexibility of the RMB exchange rate, which was good news for the foreign companies exporting solar energy products and services to China, because their price...  more

Massive introduction of solar-thermal power plants and wind farms would allow Australia to generate all its energy needs from renewable technologies by 2020, research shows. The report, to be announced today by the retiring Libera...  more