Muhammad Ghafari
By Shannon Roxborough on January 31, 2011
Tags: Suez, Sun, Egypt, USD, Egypt clean energy, Egypt renewable energy, Egypt solar, Egypt wind, Egyptian clean energy, Egyptian renewable energy Egypt protests, energy, Hosni Mubarak, Muhammad Ghafari
As financial markets are unsettled by the crisis in Egypt, the renewable energy industry is bracing for the prospect of continuing turmoil that could have a lingering impact on everything from current Egyptian cleantech projects to the future of solar and wind in the Mi
By Terry McDonald on January 29, 2011
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The week began slowly, picked up stream after President Barack Obama’s State of the Union Speech Tuesday night, then ended poorly with the riots in Egypt pushing all stock market sectors
