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Hand us £165m share of Olympic funding, SNP tells Westminster

The JMC also discussed renewable energy with all the administrations agreeing to play their part in helping meet targets for 2020.

Hutton tells power grid to clear barriers to wind

The government will today take a bold step it believes will remove the biggest single barrier to renewable energy: access to the National Grid.

Leading article: An unattractive development

This newspaper yields to no one in its enthusiasm for renewable energy. It also has sympathy with the argument by the Confederation of British Industry and

Essar Withdrawing Esmark Bid

Its portfolio includes gas and coal fired plants and renewable energy sources. Essar is currently increasing its generation capacity to 6000 MW of coal and

IDEAcarbon unveils carbon rating agency

Renewable energy projects tend to be the best performing, while methane utilization has the highest likelihood of underperforming. Overall, only 70 per cent

Rebels defeated on planning bill reforms

In a speech today, Brown will argue that the planning reforms are essential to deliver the renewable energy strategy being outlined today.

A load of hot air: Why spending £100bn on windfarms to please the ...

meet a target set by the EU, which requires Britain within the next 12 years to generate 38 per cent of our electricity from 'renewable' energy sources.

Milpitas Unified School District Partners With Chevron and Bank of ...

"Bank of America provides strategic and cost-effective financing solutions for renewable energy and energy efficiency projects for our clients throughout

Renewable energy targets set

At the weekend energy minister Malcolm Wicks urged confidence in the future of UK renewable energy, promising the UK would undergo a "green revolution".