Canadian Clean Cash: Renewable Energy Impact in the Wake of the Federal Budget

Despite tension-filled anticipation of the 2012 federal budget announcement on March 29, Canada’s Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) program continues to be one of the most lucrative research and development (R&D) tax incentives in the industrial world. Here is... Read More

Tribal Lands: An Emerging Market for Renewable Energy Development

Renewable energy projects on tribal lands are fast becoming a reality. Tribal communities in the Southwestern United States reside on lands that are known to be rich with potential for the development of solar, wind, biomass, and geothermal facilities on a large commercial scale Originally posted here:  Tribal... Read More

Asia Report: Are China’s Sinovel, Goldwind Seeking Vestas Takeover?

Vestas, an iconic name in the wind industry and beyond, is a possible target of takeover bids from two of its chief Chinese rivals, according to a report published by Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten. Read more from the original source:  Asia Report: Are China’s Sinovel, Goldwind Seeking Vestas... Read More

Asia Report: 200-MW Solar Project Planned in Japan

As Japan awaits the price structure that will be set in July when the government announces its feed-in tariff prices, one company in particular is moving ahead quickly as a large-scale solar market emerges. More: Asia Report: 200-MW Solar Project Planned in Japan  Read More →

Chile’s Uncertain Renewable Energy Future

In May 2011 Carlos Slim, the Mexican business magnate, predicted that Chile will be the first Latin American nation to attain the status of a developed country. Chile’s GDP per capita of US$15,400 in 2010 puts it far ahead of most of its neighbours and with economic growth for 2011 slated at... Read More

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