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Wireless electricity metering developer eyes funding - 22 Feb 2012Niche energy efficient technology developer seeks strategic alliances - 22 Feb 2012
Water management company plans Series C funding round - 22 Feb 2012
Poland readies to award offshore wind leases - 22 Feb 2012
US investors target acquisitions for green building portfolio - 22 Feb 2012
Solar PV arm of major Indian conglomerate looks to restructure debt - 22 Feb 2012
Wireless electricity metering developer eyes funding - 22 Feb 2012Niche energy efficient technology developer seeks strategic alliances - 22 Feb 2012Water management company plans Series C funding round - 22 Feb 2012
Canadian plastic recycling specialist outlines funding opportunities - 21 Feb 2012
Biogas technology developer sets out plan to expand - 21 Feb 2012Fourth-generation biofuels developer outlines funding opportunities - 21 Feb 2012 Poland readies to award offshore wind leases - 22 Feb 2012
US investors target acquisitions for green building portfolio - 22 Feb 2012
Solar PV arm of major Indian conglomerate looks to restructure debt - 22 Feb 2012
Liquid air engine innovator reveals growth capital needs - 22 Feb 2012
Update: US utility brings on bank to assist in sale of renewables division - 22 Feb 2012
Canadian province to fund bioenergy alternatives - 21 Feb 2012
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Turkey's power sector will witness considerable growth in coming years, according to a new report, supported by an extremely favourable and facilitative government policy and regulatory regime. 
A Middle Eastern tender process aimed at developing a major 1GW solar park has begun to receive expressions of interest from prospective developers. 
With cleantech activity picking up pace across the Middle East, Saudi Arabia has been identified as holding the most opportunity in the region by one prominent investor. 
centrotherm has been selected as the provider for the engineering and technology concept for a large-scale polysilicon project in Saudi Arabia by IDEA Polysilicon Company. 
An investment firm has been launched to source cleantech deals and facilitate access to the Middle Eastern markets. 
An international research and development organisation has begun its fourth funding cycle and will look to give cash injections to renewable energy or energy efficiency project that are promoting US-Israeli co-operation. 
German company Gehrlicher Solar has formed a joint venture with Turkish business Merk Solar Enerji to serve photovoltaic markets in Turkey and neighbouring countries. 
The future of photovoltaic panels will not be silicon, according to an expert developing what he says will be a cheaper and eventually more efficient alternative. 
An Israel-based solar module specialist told NewNet it will look to secure investment in 2012 to further its research and development work, and to develop a pilot project. 
Canadian Solar has been contracted by Middle East conglomerate the Al Fahad Group to supply 1.5MW of photovoltaic (PV) panels 
A state-backed UAE energy corporation told NewNet that it has launched a dedicated alternative energy division to invest in green power assets. 
United Arab Emirates cleantech company Masdar has signed a one-year research agreement with German electronics giant Siemens to accelerate the use of photovoltaic (PV) panels in the Middle East. 
Abu Dhabi state clenatech business Masdar has announced plans to invest jointly with the Development Bank of Japan into solar and wind projects in developed countries. 
An Israel-based investment manager has launched a new fund that will target opportunities prompted by both agriculture and water management. 
The First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond is set to sign an agreement that will see the country develop green energy products with Abu Dhabi-based cleantech company Masdar. 
Developers of hydroelectric plants are set to benefit from a new government policy promoting the development of the technology in Iran.
The Kingdom of Bahrain is evaluating a plan to create an energy agency dedicated to renewable energy and conservation. 
A key tax credit is set to expire in the US and is putting its wind energy sector in jeopardy. 
Israel-based fuel cell developer CellEra has closed a $9.2m investment round led by Vodafone Ventures, the venture capital arm of communications company Vodafone, and Israeli VC firm Carmel Ventures. 
