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SunEdison returns to market, eyeing up to $2.5bn
18 August 2015SunEdison has continued its fundraising spree, securing $1 billion from a consortium of banks, with a further $500 million of convertible notes planned.
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PNE Wind's CEO and entire supervisory board quits over dispute
17 August 2015The chief executive and the entire supervisory board of wind developer PNE Wind have pledged to resign following a row over the handling of an acquisition.
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Passant to leave Eurosif
17 August 2015Eurosif executive director François Passant is to leave the organisation, and a hunt for his successor is underway.
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Aquila Capital buys UK solar plant
17 August 2015Aquila Capital has bought its second solar plant in the UK, praising the country's renewable energy investment landscape.
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EU carbon market weekly update - 17 August 2015
17 August 2015A further large rise in the EUA price, after last week's 7% gain, is unlikely this week, but coal and power prices and modest auction volumes should support present levels, says Louis Redshaw.
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Leaf Clean Energy sells four investments worth a total of $8.4m
17 August 2015Renewables developer Leaf Clean Energy has sold its stake in four renewable energy investments, worth a combined $8.4 million.
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SolarCity is preferred renewables investment for UK broker Killik
17 August 2015SolarCity, the California-based solar rooftop leasing provider, is being recommended by UK stockbroker Killik as its preferred company in the renewable energy sector.
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Record low wind speeds impact Q2 yieldco results
17 August 2015Record low wind speeds caused by El Nino have helped weaken investor sentiment towards the yieldco sector, which has suffered a sell-off in recent weeks.
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French environmentalist and banker, Philippe Germa, reported missing at sea
17 August 2015Carbon markets veteran Philippe Germa has been reported missing at sea while diving in French Polynesia.
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Green bonds: The state of sterling
14 August 2015With only a handful of green bonds so far issued in sterling, what is holding the market back, asks Sophie Robinson-Tillett