Stock Market
By Terry McDonald on January 31, 2011
Tags: Ameresco Inc., Eaga plc, Lime Energy Co., London Stock Exchange, United Kingdom, GBP, pence, USD, Ameresco, Eaga, energy efficiency, energy policy, Incentives, Lime Energy, subsidies, UK government, energy, energy efficiency, Finance, government subsidies, Stock Market
If you are a business or municipality wanting to cut operating costs by improving the energy efficiency of your operations, who you gonna call? There are a gazillion products and technologies that will do this or that, but it would take a lifetime to assess all the possibilities.
If you are in the United Kingdom, you are likely to call Eaga plc (LON: EAGA.L), the energy efficiency solutions company whose 11.23 percent share price increase led the EnergyBoom Clean 100 Index (E•B Clean 100) last week.
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
