Turquoise tops Clean Energy Europe Finance Guide 2013 league tables
Turquoise tops Clean Energy Europe Finance Guide 2013 league tables
Advanced waste-to-energy is on verge of commercialisation
Waste-to-energy is on the cusp of becoming a viable alternative source of large-scale clean energy generation, according to merchant bank Turquoise Internationa’s Managing Director Ian Thomas. Source: Clean Energy Pipeline
Geothermal heat is not a high-risk, says UK clean energy expert
Geothermal heat energy in the UK should not be viewed as risky technology and is closer in terms of its financing profile to solar and wind installations than to early stage renewable energy generation technologies, according to Ian Thomas, Managing Director of UK’s clean energy merchant bank Turquoise International. Source: Clean Energy Pipeline
Trend spotting in Renewables Investment
Investment in renewable energy is changing, with those who were once the backbone of the market pulling out and new entrants increasingly taking up the slack. Source: Renewable Energy World
iSotera shares £1.75m cleantech funding
Cambridge UK clean technology company iSotera is among three East of England companies to share £1.75 million support from the Low Carbon Innovation Fund (LCIF). Source: Business Weekly
Oceanflow hoists the For Sale sign
UK-based tidal developer Oceanflow Energy is considering an outright sale to help fund further developments in its Evopod technology. Source: RE News
Renewables investment seen tripling amid supply glut
The plunge in the cost of wind and solar power that bankrupted more than two dozen manufacturers is forecast to spur a tripling of investment in renewables by 2030 and to reduce the grip fossil fuels have on world energy supply. Source: Renewable Energy World
Opportunities in Cleantech investing
Thought Leadership article on looking beyond wind and solar by Ian Thomas
Clean Energy Europe Finance Guide 2013 – full report
Clean Energy Europe Finance Guide 2013 – full report sponsored by Turquoise
Company profile: Controlled Power Technologies
Controlled Power Technologies’ LC SuperHybrid demonstrator shows that it is possible to achieve the fuel economy of a full hybrid, but for a quarter of the additional cost. Source: Automotive Cleantech