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Philippine company Energy Development Corporation (EDC) has set aside $1bn over the next five years to build new geothermal and other renewable energy plants.
Hong Kong-listed China Solar Energy has agreed to sell a wholly-owned subsidiary for HK$21m ($2.7m) in a move to strengthen its solar PV business.
Hong Kongs biggest solar energy project of 550kW has officially started operations since testing began on 1 July, the project developer Hong Kong Electric (HKE) announces.
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has rebuffed a challenge to its move to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, saying that climate science is sound in showing that they endanger human health and welfare.
Ohio-based global manufacturer The Timken Company will supply wind turbine products and services to Chinese wind giant Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology in a deal worth $26m.
The UK government has launched an online '2050 calculator' to illustrate how the country's energy system could evolve and identify the potential consequences.
Panasonic has announced plans to buy out fellow Japanese electronics giant Sanyo, which is a strong player in the solar sector.
Magma Energy strikes a diplomatic tone in responding to Icelandic government opposition to its acquisition of nearly all of HS Orka.
The Scottish government has unveiled plans to establish three offshore wind clusters, which it claims will require £223m ($347m) of investment, while creating 5,000 jobs and generating nearly £300m in annual revenue.
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), will allocate about $1.8bn annually to integration projects for Central America, South America and the Caribbean.