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Friday, 21 July 2017 Newsletter

How to invest in energy safely in Mexico

How to invest in energy safely in Mexico

GECaribe offers investors a safe, profitable, reliable and long-term business model in the field of clean energy generation in Mexico.

'Green' alternative for next-generation solar cells

A team of researchers from Cambridge University, MIT, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and Colorado School of Mines have used theoretical and experimental methods to show how bismuth – the so-called “green element” which sits next to lead on the periodic table, could be used in low-cost solar cells.

SPIC to add 5 GW of Chinese renewable energy capacity in 2017

China
SPIC to add 5 GW of Chinese renewable energy capacity in 2017

China’s State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) is intending to add 5 GW of clean energy installations by the end of the year.

Panorama

California Extends Landmark Climate Change Law

Duke Energy plans its first solar power plants in Kentucky

Former N.Y. Mayor, Calif. Gov. launch new climate coalition

Wind

Indonesia
Siemens Gamesa wins 20-turbine order for Indonesian onshore wind farm

Apex to operate 46 MW Canadian wind farm for Ikea

Germany
Siemens to supply technology for DolWin6 grid connection

Offshore Wind Innovation Exchange (OWiX) ‘call for ideas’ seeking innovative solutions to key challenges

PV

Japan
Etrion completes 9.5 MW solar power project in Japan

Hive Energy to create subsidy-free solar park in Hampshire, UK

Successful test for Caribbean microgrid conducted by THEnergy

Ocean Energy

Nova Innovation and YnNi Llŷn investigate potential of tidal project at Bardsey Sound in North Wales

Energy saving

UK Power Networks announces vision to transform its power network

Electric/Hybrid

UK Government EV targets too conservative say Baringa Partners

Biomass

Major new investment for Fort William biomass company

Agenda

Expo Biomasa


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