INTPOW: Promoting Norwegian renewable energy capabilities in international markets!
Norway seeks to strengthen the long-term perspective on value creation and employment within its energy sector. This will be done through internationalisation of Norwegian technology in a competitive renewable energy market.
INTPOW is a non-profit organisation and established in cooperation between the Norwegian Authorities and the Norwegian renewable industry business.
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Forthcoming Events
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August 18, 2010
Workshop on International Hydropower Projects -
August 18, 2010
INTPOW Annual Meeting - Early warning -
August 24-27, 2010
ONS 2010
Recharge News
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EDC sets aside $1bn for new renewables plants in Philippines
Philippine company Energy Development Corporation (EDC) has set aside $1bn over the next five years to build new geothermal and other renewable energy plants.
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China Solar to sell subsidiary for $2.7m to boost PV business
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.
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Hong Kong Electric commissions region's biggest solar system
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.
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EPA dismisses challenge to GHG finding on human health risk
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.
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Bearing-maker Timken nets $26m contract with Chinas Goldwind
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.
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Video: UK government launches its online '2050 calculator'
The UK government has launched an online '2050 calculator' to illustrate how the country's energy system could evolve and identify the potential consequences.
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Panasonic makes a 'green' move to buy out solar player Sanyo
Panasonic has announced plans to buy out fellow Japanese electronics giant Sanyo, which is a strong player in the solar sector.
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Magma confident HS Orka geothermal transaction is legal
Magma Energy strikes a diplomatic tone in responding to Icelandic government opposition to its acquisition of nearly all of HS Orka.
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Scottish government to establish three offshore wind clusters
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.
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IDB set to finance Central American electricity integration
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), will allocate about $1.8bn annually to integration projects for Central America, South America and the Caribbean.