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Solar niches across a range of scale ranging from utility-size plants to clothing-mounted cells face varying yet largely bright outlooks.
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Never in history have renewables entrepreneurs seen such good times. But who are they? Where do they come from? And why are they arriving in a flood at renewable energy's front gate?
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Will private lenders and investors pick up where government leaves off in a post-stimulus world?
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In the aftermath of the Fukushima-Daiichi incident it should be recognised that all forms of generation involve risk — although wind and solar are among the safest.
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While the U.S. has abandoned carbon trading, Europe is staying the course.
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For the first time the US is attempting to build an export market for renewable energy. Will it succeed?
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The number of green relationships being established between the US and China is on the increase but does that mean these two giants can see past their differences?
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About:
Elisa Wood is a long-time energy writer whose work appears in many of the industry's top magazines and newsletters. A correspondent for McGraw-Hill/Platts Energ...
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