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By Nathanael Baker on September 17, 2010
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Here are the Top 10 Renewable Energy News Stories You May Have Missed this Week.
By Mitchell Anderson on September 15, 2010
Tags: Reuters, USD, Italian mafia, Italy, money laundering, solar energy, solar power, wind power, bank, Beppe Ruggiero, California, Costantino Garraffa, energy, Francesco Messineo, Italian police, Italian PV, Matteo Messina Denaro, Vito Nicastri
When do you know your industry has become mainstream? When the mob starts using it to launder money. By that yardstick, the renewable energy sector has finally hit the big time.
This week Italian police seized US$1.9 billion in assets allegedly illegally invested by the Mafia in renewable energy companies – the largest mob haul in history.
