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NEF Podcast 130 - I will if you will: Nations tacitly sign up to Copenhagen accord 03 Feb 2010 / length 00:06:11 The 31 January deadline for signing up to the Copenhagen accord has passed. Bloomberg New Energy Finance reporter Sally Bakewell takes a look at which countries have pledged what and what these commitments mean.
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09 Feb 2010
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Solar
Two Chinese state-owned firms establish PV venture
Chinese state-owned companies Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Group and Shaanxi Electronic Information Group have invested CNY 1bn (USD 146m) to set up a PV joint venture in Shaanxi Province.
The investment will be used as the registered capital of the PV venture. The two parties in July 2009 signed an agreement to spend CNY 20bn (USD 2.9bn) to develop an integrated solar chain with a total production capacity of 2GW by the end of 2015, and aim to generate sales of CNY 50bn (USD 7.3bn).
The joint venture, Shaanxi Photovoltaic, will be engaged in wafer slicing as well as research and development, production and sales of polysilicon, monocrystalline silicon, polysilicon ingots, PV cells and modules, and ancillary PV products and equipment. It also plans to develop PV power generation projects.
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Shell-Cosan JV to expand biofuels production in Brazil
08 Feb 2010 -
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  On 31 January 2010, Cosan and Royal Dutch Shell agreed to create a joint venture for the production of ethanol, sugar and power, and the supply, distribution and retail of transportation fuels. The new JV would manage assets valued at no less than $12bn, Cosan said. New Energy Finance investigates prospects for this powerful combination.
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Macro opportunity for UK micro-generation?
05 Feb 2010 -
Analyst Reaction |
 The UK's proposed feed-in tariffs for small-scale wind, solar, biomass and geothermal energy should offer attractive economics to businesses, landowners and households. But planning is still an obstacle. New Energy Finance investigates the tariffs and the likely returns.
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Boom, squeeze and suspense: three key solar markets in Eastern Europe
02 Feb 2010 -
Analyst Reaction |
 The solar markets of Czech Republic, Slovakia and Bulgaria have been making headlines since the beginning of 2009. While the Czech market has seen an increase of almost 800%, Slovakia and Bulgaria have got stuck in a permitting stalemate, resulting in virtually no market growth in these two countries. Bloomberg New Energy Finance examines the last year and future prospects in these emerging solar markets.
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PV Markets of Japan and South Korea
28 Jan 2010 -
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 Japan and Korea, while geographically similar, are two very different PV markets. Japan is about to resume strong growth following a few years of stagnation. Korea had a Spain-style boom in 2008, installing 278MW, but will be a very constrained and orderly market between now and 2012.
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Bioenergy pathways: new technologies gaining ground
25 Jan 2010 -
Research Note |
 This Research Note investigates how different bioenergy pathways compared on a levelised cost basis in December 2009. New Energy Finance has examined conversion, capital repayment and feedstock costs for 18 bioenergy conversion pathways.
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Carbon Markets: Business Case for Offsetting
23 Jun 2009 |
 The market for voluntarily offsetting carbon emissions doubled between 2007 and 2008 to reach $700m. And with forecasts suggesting that the market could double again to 2012 this new market is now attracting the attention of more serious investors and traders. But despite all the excitement around these projections there has been no systematic analysis of where the demand in this new market will actually come from. Unless there is a sustainable justification for spending money in this way, then all the excitement around this market could be turn out to be false optimism.
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Cleaning Up 2009: Growth in VC/PE Investment in Clean Energy Technologies, Companies and Projects
20 Apr 2009 |
 The annual Cleaning Up report takes a deep dive into VC and PE clean energy investment, uncovers the key investment trends of 2008 and offers predictions for 2009 and beyond. While difficult economic conditions led to the contraction of most asset classes in 2008, VC and PE investment held strong with $32.4bn of investment in companies and projects, an increase of 21% on 2007.
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Next Generation Biofuels 08 Feb 2010 to 11 Feb 2010 /
United Kingdom (London)
A forum to learn, discuss and participate in the development of next generation biofuels.
Developing and Commercialising Next Generation Biofuels09 Feb 2010 to 10 Feb 2010 /
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Three day conference that will provide information on new technological developments in the industry and examine the prospects for bringing next generation biofuels to market.
International Colloquium on Environmentally Preferred Advanced Power Generation09 Feb 2010 to 11 Feb 2010 /
United States (Costa Mesa, CA)
The International Colloquium on Environmentally Preferred Advanced Power Generation (ICEPAG) is a three-day international colloquium focused on advanced distributed generation and central plant technologies.
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Annual networking event providing an opportunity for visitors to source products and services showcased by companies operating in the generation, lighting, water, nuclear and new & renewable energy industries.
India Energy Mart 2010 Energy Security conference09 Feb 2010 to 10 Feb 2010 /
India (New Delhi)
A two day event where the focus on the first day of IEM 2010 is on Nuclear Power and Gas, two energy sources which may meet the requirements of striking the balance between clean energy and energy availability. The second day of the conference will look at the likely impact that India's stand on emissions reduction and discussions at Copenhagen will have on India's industry and Energy Security.
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