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Friday, 25 January 2013 Newsletter
Glasgow selected to be City of the Future Glasgow selected to be City of the Future
Glasgow, Scotland is poised to receive £24 million of government investment to demonstrate how a city of the future will work, after surpassing 30 other UK cities in a competition to host the Technology Strategy Board’s ‘Future Cities Demonstrator’.
Obama vows to push renewables, climate change legislation in second term Obama vows to push renewables, climate change legislation in second term
Fresh off political wins against Congressional Republicans on the budget and debt ceiling, President Barack Obama opened his second term with a vow to make the US a global leader on climate change policy and to continue his efforts to foster the proliferation of renewable energy.
Bloomberg New Energy Finance names 2012's top deal-makers
Bloomberg New Energy Finance has unveiled its assessment of the leading investors and service providers in clean energy and the energy smart technologies sectors.
Panorama

Zayed Future Energy Prize ceremony receives WindMade label

First-of-its-kind Global Atlas for renewables debuts

UK is failing to support cleantech start-ups warns new report

IRENA launches roadmap to double renewable energy by 2030

Wind

Ireland
IWEA welcomes Ireland-UK wind energy agreement

First Olsen pioneers innovative ‘Bucket Foundation’ for offshore wind

Japan planning world's largest offshore wind farm near Fukushima

Availon wins major order from Japan’s EOS Engineering & Service

UK parliamentary committee slates offshore transmission process

North American Development Bank supporting 54 MW wind project in Mexico

PV

SolarWorld AG releases statement of necessity of restructuring

India
Fonroche Energie collaborates on Indian solar PV project

Canadian consortium signs PPA for 50 MW solar PV plant in Ecuador

Sweden
Swedish researchers achieve breakthrough on solar cell efficiency

New UK National Solar Centre launched by Climate Change Minister

China
Trina Solar to develop grid-connected solar plant in Gansu Province

Ocean Energy

Dundee University launches GeoWAVE project to research wave anchoring systems

REA welcomes Crown Estate decision to invest in wave and tidal

Geothermal

Geothermal energy's value chain to be subject of conference in Iceland

Plugged in to progress with geothermal energy in Kenya

NSF International introduces new standards for heat pumps

Energy saving

Germany
German renewables sector receives EUR 150 million investment boost

Electric/Hybrid

Hong Kong
Tesla Model S launched in Hong Kong

Miscellaneous

Renewable energy installation is growing while nuclear plant declines

US needs to adopt clear, long-term and consistent energy policies warns Pew Trust report

Big names to speak at Ecobuild Conference

Fraunhofer and UBC to partner up on sustainable energy technology

Australia
Australia could be self-sufficient in renewable energy within 10 years

Energy efficiency improvements to be highlighted at London conference

Agenda

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