China and EU influenced by nuclear disaster, wind could benefit 
The European Commissioner in Charge of Climate Action, Connie Hedegaard, signalled at the EWEC 2011 conference this week that European Union (EU) decisions on commissioning new nuclear capacity will be "very much likely to be influenced" by the Fukushima power plant disaster in Japan. This could indirectly give the global wind industry a boost. | Japan
Japanese solar module makers report they’re still in business after earthquake
Word keeps trickling in to the offices of Renewable Energy Magazine regarding the fate of Japan’s renewables sector in the wake of last week’s earthquake and in light of the ongoing nuclear disaster in the country’s north-eastern prefectures. | Panorama Renewables have a “price dampening effect,” claims juwi Europe
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