Latest News - Energy - Japan

Prior to a Nasdaq listing scheduled for early 2010 Blue Wave Energy is seeking $108 million in pre IPO growth financing.

•Launch of Greenbizjapan.com: GreenBizJapan links non-Japanese companies and untapped promising Japanese Green innovations on a common platform • GreenBizJapan provides access to an extensive pool of Green/Clean Technology resources in Japan.

Money is flowing into alternative energy companies so fast that "the warning signs of a bubble are appearing," according to a report on investment in clean technology by a Japan Based firm, Fairfield & Hays.

Global investor and industry resources for the renewable and clean tech sector, updates its list of speakers and participating public companies for the upcoming online investor conference on Investing in the Environment.

The largest source of carbon dioxide emissions, coal will remain a key fuel for generating electricity, thus a “massive investment opportunity” exists as new technology is developed and employed to make coal-fired power plants run cleaner

High oil prices are not only changing the political and economic landscapes but they could also change energy itself, because they are stimulating the most widespread drive for technological innovation this sector has ever seen.

Around the world, investment in renewable energy projects is skyrocketing. Last year, a slew of funds and venture capital firms targeting green technology emerged. The trend appears to be continuing in 2008

Newly formed renewable energy venture capital firm Fairfield & Hays has launched its inaugural fund, targeted at $50m. The management team will put approximately $10m into the fund.

Wind power is one of the leading alternative energy sources, especially in Europe where windmill farms dot the coastline.

Wind power could provide a very large part of the solution in Europe, which boasts According to the European Wind Energy Association, offshore wind could provide up to 150 GW of power for the EU – equal to the power generated by 150 nuclear plants.

Hawkins & Doyle Inc. report looks at the growth factors, challenges and barriers, the concept of using CTL

The $800 million plant will be located on a 75-acre site adjacent to the existing Gilberton Power Plant just north of Interstate 81 and about two miles east of Route 61 and Frackville, PA.

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