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Financing wind ambitions: offshore wind parks
Written by Nigel Carn   
Friday, 20 January 2012 12:45

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Roland Chalons-Browne, president and chief executive of Siemens Financial Services has highlighted the challenges facing the financing of offshore wind parks.
In a recent edition of Environmental Leader, he said that wind power is currently a highly-relevant energy source, especially offshore wind.

 
Wells Fargo to fund $200m SunEdison solar project
Written by Brian Rogerson   
Tuesday, 27 September 2011 10:50

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The US Equipment Leasing and Finance Association reports that Wells Fargo & Company is to provide the finance for a 53.5 megawatt (MW) multi-site solar project for SunEdison LLC, a subsidiary of MEMC Electronic Materials.

At a site ceremony held last week in Carlsbad, New Mexico, the city's mayor and officials from SunEdison, Xcel Energy, and Wells Fargo announced the activation of the first three of five solar power plants that make up the 53.5 MW project.

 
Fleet Alliance heralds "green message" for company cars
Written by Brian Rogerson   
Monday, 26 September 2011 10:42

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In the UK there is ample and growing evidence that the “green” message is getting through to businesses running fleets of company cars. Now comes news that the CO2 levels of new vehicles  currently being added to the managed fleet at contract hire and fleet management specialist, Fleet Alliance, have fallen to an all-time low as corporate customers continue to heed the company’s advice and choose the greenest, most tax efficient vehicles available. 

Martin Brown, managing director of Fleet Alliance confirmed that almost two thirds of all vehicles added to the company’s managed fleet of 9,500 vehicles in August were below the 140g/km emission level, with a third of them below 120g/km and 3%  greener still with emissions below the 100g/km mark.

 
GE spearheads Project Frog green deal
Written by Brian Rogerson   
Thursday, 08 September 2011 08:26

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GE Energy Financial Services (GE EFS) is leading a $22m investment round in energy efficient building maker Project Frog, its most recent venture capital investment of several this year in “cleantech” companies.

Cleantech Group reported that GE was in the top ten of cleantech investors in 2010. To date, GE has teamed with partners to invest $134m in winners of the Ecomagination Challenge, GE’s open competition to find and fund the best ideas to improve our energy future.

 
Bank of America announces major military solar-power investment
Written by Brian Rogerson   
Thursday, 08 September 2011 07:57

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Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA) has joined with SolarCity and US Renewables Group in Project SolarStrong, the largest residential solar power project to date and the first of its kind in the US.

SolarStrong is expected to create more than $1bn in solar projects and 371 megawatts of new solar generation capacity through the installation of rooftop photovoltaic (PV) systems on up to 160,000 US military residences on as many as 124 US military bases in 33 states.

 

 
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