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02.11.2010
GE secures Suncor Energy supply order
General Electric (GE) will supply 55 of its 1.6MW wind turbines to Suncor Energy for one of the largest wind power projects in the province of Alberta in Canada.
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29.10.2010
Tessera Solar’s Calico project is shovel-ready, licence granted
The California Energy Commission (CEC) has granted a licence for a Tessera Solar special vehicle subsidiary to develop the Calico Solar project in the Mojave Desert in San Bernardino County, the seventh solar plant it has approved in the last two months.
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29.10.2010
Juwi enters India’s renewable energy market
Juwi Group, a project developer of renewable energies, has established a subsidiary in Bangalore, India. The company plans to install a number of solar power plants with a total combined capacity exceeding 100MW starting in 2011.
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29.10.2010
First Wind shelves Nasdaq listing
Wind farm developer First Wind has pulled its much anticipated initial public offering, which had been expected to take place on Nasdaq this week.
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28.10.2010
Wind speeds up in North America but down in Europe, says 3TIER
3TIER, a company specialising in renewable energy information services, has released third quarter wind performance maps revealing higher than average wind speeds in North America and normal to below average wind speeds in Europe, with the exception of the UK.
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27.10.2010
UK renewables industry gets localised focus
Meeting the UK’s renewable energy and climate change targets is should longer be led by a national effort and must instead be pushed forward at a local level, industry experts said.
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26.10.2010
World’s largest solar project given final go-ahead
Slated to be the world’s largest solar project on the cards at present, Solar Millennium has secured the final approvals required for the construction of a 1GW solar project on a site near Blythe in California.
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26.10.2010
Doubts remain whether First Wind IPO will go ahead this week
First Wind Holdings has this week filed a registration statement with the US Securities and Complaints Commission (SEC) in preparation for an initial public offering (IPO) on Nasdaq that is expected to be realised this week, but doubts hover as to whether the listing will go ahead.
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