International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
By Alison Pruitt on December 17, 2009
Tags: Aquila, Global Partnership, Strategic Climate Fund, Australia, Denmark, Italy, Norway, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States, USD, Climate REDI, Copenhagen, developed nations, developing nations, DOE, Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate, MEF, Renewables and Efficiency Deployment Initiative, Technology Action Plan, U.N. Climate Change Conference, U.S. Department of Energy, Department of Energy, electricity, energy, finance, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Steven Chu, U.S., United Nations
One of the biggest sticking points at the U.N Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen has been the role of developed nations in helping developing nations foot the bill to use more environmentally friendly sources of energy.
By Alison Pruitt on September 29, 2009
Tags: GE Energy, General Electric, Minhe Animal Husbandry Co., China, biofuel, biogas, chicken waste biogas-plant, China, GE, GE Energy, General Electric, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Jenbacher engines, Minhe Animal Husbandry Co., NYSE:GE, SHE:002234, waste biofuel, electricity, energy, Georgia, Gill Adamson Bambucas, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, oil, Prady Iyyanki, Shandong
Got refuse from your chicken coop you don't know what to do with? China may have the answer: turn chicken waste into biogas energy.
By Harry Tournemille on September 15, 2009
Tags: Palm, Singapore Stock Exchange, The International Finance Corporation, Wilmar International, Indonesia, Malaysia, biodiesel, biofuel, Forest Peoples Programme, funding, IFC, Indonesia, International Finance Corporation, Palm-Oil, Robert Zoellick, SIN:F34, Wilmar International, World Bank, food, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Marcus Colchester, oil, Robert Zoellick
The International Finance Corporation (IFC)--otherwise known as the private arm of the World Bank--has suspended funding in the palm oil sector.
By Bill DiBenedetto on July 1, 2009
Tags: Gemini Solar Development Company, IFC's Global Manufacturing, IFC's Global Manufacturing & Services, New York Stock Exchange, Renewable Ventures, Suntech Power Holdings, World Bank Group's International Finance Corporation, China, Switzerland, United States, USD, China, financing, Gemini Solar Development Company, IFC, International Finance Corporation, investment, loan, photovoltaics (PV), Renewable Ventures, solar, SunTech Power Holdings, Switzerland, United States, World Bank, energy, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Randall Riopelle, solar , solar products, solar products, Zhengrong Shi
China's Suntech Power Holdings, a manufacturer of solar photovoltaic modules, is closing in on a $50 million loan from the World Bank Group's International Finance Corporation.
By Kevin Grandia on May 28, 2009
Tags: Iberdrola, Mitsui, New Energy Algeria, Africa, Europe, Algeria, Morocco, South Africa, cent, USD, Alliance, Person Career, Global Environmental Facility, africa concentrated solar power, africa solar energy, africa solar power, concentrated solar power, CSP, solar energy, solar power, Africa, Algerian Government, electricity, energy, European Union, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Middle East, OECD, pdf, Procurement Notice, South African government, steel, World Bank
Given the unforgiving amount of sunlight that Africa recieves everyday it makes it a potentially great place for the development of a large Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) industry.
By Mitchell Anderson on May 25, 2009
Tags: Shenzhen, HSBC, International Finance Corporation, China, Germany, South Korea, Spain, USD, Person Career, Quotation, Three Gorges Dam, China renewable energy, Stimulus package, wind energy, wind power, Chinese government, electricity, energy, Gamesa, Goldwind, Hao, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Jiang Kejun, Vestas
China likes to do things big: The Great Wall. The Three Gorges Dam. And now renewable energy.
