Greenwood Energy, the North American renewable energy division of the Libra Group, today announced a new joint venture with Biosar Energy S.A., a global leader in the construction of medium and large scale photo-voltaic (PV) solar systems throughout Europe. Biosar brings proven engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) capabilities to combine with Greenwood's existing alternative fuel and power project development capabilities. The joint venture, called Greenwood Biosar, will complement Greenwood's existing operations and client base while increasing Biosar's footprint throughout North America.
An innovative business competition has been launched in the West Midlands for companies keen to develop opportunities in renewable bioenergy.
The Biotechnology Industry Organization’s (BIO) 2012 Pacific Rim Summit on Industrial Biotechnology and Bioenergy will feature breakout sessions focused on using biomass to replace fossil fuels in creating bioenergy, biofuels and other bioproducts. The Summit takes place October 9-12 at the Westin Bayshore in Vancouver, Canada. Online registration is available.
MEMC Electronic Materials’ subsidiary, SunEdison has declared that it has sold its impending Spectrum Solar Project, a 30 MW (AC) / 37.5 MW (DC) solar photovoltaic power plant, to two companies that include Turner Renewable Energy and the Southern Company.
EWP Renewable (EWPRC), a renewable energy company, has announced that it has received the rights for the development of a 1,100 MW fast start natural gas energy center in Nevada.
Renewable Energy Group has recently applauded the EPA report on the predicted increase of the 2013 Renewable Fuels Standard (RFS2) renewable volume to 1.28 BG.
Urban Green Energy (UGE) today announced the launch of an advanced line of renewable energy lighting solutions capable of operating completely off the grid.
Ernst & Young has released its latest quarterly report on the global renewable energy market titled, “Renewable energy Country Attractiveness Indices”.
Researchers at the University of Surrey have come up with an efficient and low-cost alternative to produce electricity. According to them, a by-product obtained during the manufacture of biofuels can be used to power microbial fuel cells. This latest research could pave the way to design self-powered tools. The researchers presented their study at the Autumn Conference of Society for General Microbiology.
Research and Markets, a company that offers market research information, has included a new report titled “Renewable Energy in Brazil” to its product offering. The report on the renewable energy industry in Brazil presents quantitative as well as qualitative summary of the market dynamics of this industry.
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