Iceland

Canadian geothermal power producer and developer Magma Energy Corp. (TSX: MXY.TO) said today it will sell a 25% share of its 98.5%-owned Icelandic geothermal power company HS Orka hf to a group of Icelandic pension funds for approximately C$71.5 million, approximately equal to Magma’s original cost of the acquisition.

This week's Renewable Energy Leader's Forum features an executive hailing from Iceland.  Alexander Richter helps coordinate the geothermal funding projects of a major Icelandic bank, Islandsbanki (translated, "Iceland's bank").  Islandsbanki is a major resource for the geothermal sector, which historically has a more difficul

Iceland recently came one big step closer to making the innovative “Energy for Debt” plan a reality, when the country’s voters rejected a referendum to pay back debt incurred by the country’s privatized bank Ices

Iceland is a country in a highly visible state of evolution, a vast volcanic island where the landscape is obviously alive. With shifting glaciers, spouting geysers, simmering hot springs, rushing rivers, and a number of active volcanoes, it's a place bursting with a bounty of natural power.

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Magma Energy (CVE:MXY) continued their impressive global shopping spree of geothermal assets by outbidding competitors to potentially acquire up to 48.1% of Iceland-bas

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