Consumers Buying Green Despite Battered Economy – Survey
Half of the people surveyed say they are buying just as many green products now as before the economic downturn, while 19% say they are buying more green products.
Regulators Vote to Close Arctic to Commercial Fishing
Regulators say summertime melting of sea ice has outpaced their ability to manage Arctic Ocean waters.
Tanfield Inks Two Major U.S. EV deals
Parent company of Smith Electric Vehicles is establishing a U.S. company and will work with Ford on its light commercial EVs.
Lignol, Suncor Suspend Joint Venture
Plans to build an $80M demonstration scale cellulosic ethanol plant in Colorad have been put on hold indefinitely.
Spark Solar Australia To Build $60M Plant
The project is the first to be awarded Major Project Facilitation status by the Rudd Labor Government.
China Hydroelectric Plans $200M IPO
Company founded in 2006 buys and operates hydropower assets in China.
Weekly Investor Round Up
SunPower 4Q results; Ener1 goes to Japan; Novozymes goes to China; Martha Stewart goes organic; and more
CenterPoint, Chooses eMeter For Houston Smart Meters
eMeter's software will manage 2 million smart meters to be installed in Houston beginning in March.
Juwi Secures Long-Term Rooftop Solar Collaboration
German renewable energy developer scores big, partnering with major European property owner Segro.
Evergreen Solar Report Falls Short
Massachusetts-based solar company reported wider net loss, but company says new facility exansion is on track.