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By Nathanael Baker on May 13, 2011
Tags: BP, Dominion Closing New England Coal, Facebook, ICF International Inc., Study Shows Regulations Could Drastically Effect Coal, The Brattle Group, Toys "R" Us Inc., Twitter, Canada, Hungary, United States, CAD, USD, BC clean energy, Colorado Renewable Energy, electric grid investment, EPA greenhouse gas regulations, EPA pollution regulations, Hungary Renewable Energy, UN IPCC, Utah renewable energy, British Columbia, Christy Clark, Colorado, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, New Jersey, Texas, United Nations, Utah
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By Shannon Roxborough on August 11, 2010
Tags: Ernst & Young, GDF SUEZ Energy North America, Canada, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Romania, Spain, United States, CAD, EUR, canada renewable energy, canada wind energy, canada wind power, GDF Suez, Infinia, New Brunswick Wind Farm, Renovalia, Alberta, electricity, energy, New Brunswick, Washington
Madrid-based Renovalia Energy, a renewable energy company focused on wind and solar power development, will invest 200 million euros to build a wind park in Alberta, Canada.
By Shannon Roxborough on April 21, 2010
Tags: Eolica Dobrogea (Schweiz) AG, Iberdrola, Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Russia, Scotland, Spain, USD, C-Tech, Eolica Dobrogea, Iberdrola, NEK, OTC:IBDRY, renewable energy development, Rokura, Romania Renewable Energy, Romania Wind Farms, world's largest wind farm, Black Sea, Eastern Europe, energy, European Union, Romanian government
Like a fierce gale sweeping across the landscape, Spain's Iberdrola (OTC: IBDRY), the world's largest wind farm owner, continues adding to its wind assets (in 10 countries and counting).
By Shannon Roxborough on February 12, 2010
Tags: Biofuel Africa Ltd., Hart Energy Consulting, Belgium, Brazil, China, Germany, Ghana, Hungary, India, Italy, Norway, Sweden, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States, Africa, alternative fuel, biodiesel, Biofuel Africa Ltd., biofuels, food vs. fuel debate, Ghana, jatropha, World Jatropha Summit, biofuels, energy, food, George Appiah, Ghanaian government, Ministry of Agriculture, oil
Foreign energy companies have descended on Ghana, the West African nation that was once the center of the North American slave trade, as it engages in oil exploration and plans start drilling for crude this year, a move its government hopes will help to stamp out poverty.
