Week of:  March 22, 2010 – March 26, 2010 Solar Millennium is not in trouble, its finances are solid and it only hired an auditing firm to dispel ongoing negative market rumors surrounding the German solar company. In essence, that’s what the company’s flacks …

Tags: 750-megawatt Toquop energy project, Bill Gates, Calera, cap-and-trade, Chevron, Commerzbank, Commerzbank Robert Schramm, Deloitte, Emerald Technology Ventures, energy and climate change bill, General Electric, Genomatica, German solar, German solar feed-in tariffs, offshore General Electric, Senator John Kerry, Sithe Global, Solar Millennium, Solar Millennium Deloitte, SpectraWatt, TerraPower, TerraPower nuclear reactor, TerraPower Toshiba, The Blackstone Group, Thomas Mayer

28 March 2010 6:15 AM EDT

Green Energy Reporter’s ranking of the top ten players in green energy for the month of February is  You need to be logged in to see this part of the post. Please login or register here.

Tags: Amit Srivastava, Areva, Ausra, Bloom Box, Bloom Energy, BrightSource Energy, Chancellor Angela Merkel, Enerkem, German solar feed-in tariffs, Google Ventures, Intel, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Montreal-based Enerkem, Rajendra K. Pachauri, Robert Fishman CEO, Silver Spring, Silver Spring smart grid, syngas, Tom Donohue, U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Chamber of Commerce cap and trade, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

2 March 2010 6:15 AM EDT

For cleantech companies Washington has become a crucial financial partner. In the post-Lehman/global financial meltdown era it’s been repeatedly said that the money power has left Wall Street for the shores of the Potomac in Washington. This is not just a talking point, …

Tags: Austin, Bloom Box, Bloom Energy, BrightSource $1.37 billion loan guarantee, BrightSource Energy, China solar, Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, fuel cell Bloom, German solar feed-in tariffs, Germany, Husk Power Systems, Inel, Intel $3.5 billion, Invest in America Alliance, Ivanpah Solar Power Complex, Jefferies & Co. China, Lisa Jackson, loan guarantee, Morgan Stanley, Overseas Private Investment Corp, Renewable Energy World conference, Senator Lisa Murkowski, Shell Foundation, Silver Spring, Silver Spring IPO, Todd Woody

27 February 2010 6:15 AM EDT

In the post-Lehman/global financial meltdown era it’s been repeatedly said that the money power has left Wall Street for the shores of the Potomac in Washington. This is not just a talking point, but a stark reality for whole industries — the renewable …

Tags: Austin, Bloom Box, Bloom Energy, BrightSource $1.37 billion loan guarantee, BrightSource Energy, China solar, Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, fuel cell Bloom, German solar feed-in tariffs, Germany, Husk Power Systems, Inel, Intel $3.5 billion, Invest in America Alliance, Ivanpah Solar Power Complex, Jefferies & Co. China, Lisa Jackson, loan guarantee, Morgan Stanley, Overseas Private Investment Corp, Renewable Energy World conference, Senator Lisa Murkowski, Shell Foundation, Silver Spring, Silver Spring IPO, Todd Woody

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Green Energy Reporter’s ranking of the top ten players in green energy for the month of January is out! Taking the lead for the January ranking are British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and his Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband (#2 last month). These …

Tags: 922 megawatts, AWEA, Bill Gross, Dalton McGuinty, Dalton McGuinty premier Ontario, Ed Miliband, eSolar, eSolar NRG, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, German solar feed-in tariffs, Gordon Brown, Gordon Brown climate change, John Van Scoter, McGuinty Samsung, Norbert Roettgen, Ontario, U.S. wind capacity 9

3 February 2010 6:15 AM EDT