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US regains top spot in E&Y renewables investment index
29 May 2013The US has beaten China to the first place in an attractiveness index for renewable energy investment, following policy progress and corporate action on climate change in the past quarter.
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IPO plans for New Zealand's Meridian advance
28 May 2013The New Zealand government has moved forward with its plans for a billion-dollar public listing of renewable energy company Meridian Energy.
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EU divided on Chinese solar import duties
28 May 2013More than half of the 27 EU member states have opposed plans to fire the first shots in a trade war by slapping import duties on solar energy products made in China, according to reports.
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China to adopt absolute carbon cap in 2016 - report
28 May 2013China is reportedly considering introducing an absolute cap on its carbon emissions in 2016.
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First round of talks to avoid EU-China solar trade war 'fail'
24 May 2013Unofficial negotiations to avert a full-blown EU-China solar trade war have reportedly failed to make progress.
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Offshore wind farm 'to attract £1bn investment'
24 May 2013Plans for a 504MW wind farm off the UK coast have been given the go-ahead, in a move with the potential to attract £1 billion ($1.5 billion) of private investment.
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Massachusetts plans $100m green bond issuance
24 May 2013The state of Massachusetts plans to issue $100 million of 'green bonds'.
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New markets tempt investors into timber
23 May 2013Forestry is growing in favour as an asset class for institutional investors but the market is being restructured by economic and demographic changes and growing demand for bioenergy, says David Brand of investment manager New Forests.
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Investors urge politicians to 'unlock energy efficiency investment opportunity'
23 May 2013Policies to help build a secondary market for energy efficiency in the US would unlock billions of dollars in financing for energy efficiency upgrades, a group of institutional investors has said.
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First insurance product for California offsets launched
23 May 2013Buyers of offsets in California's carbon market will soon be able to protect their credits from the risk of invalidation after the first insurance product was announced yesterday.