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Madrid-based Renovalia Energy, a renewable energy company focused on wind and solar power development, will invest 200 million euros to build a wind park in Alberta, Canada.

Finavera Renewables Inc. (CVE: FVR), an up-and-coming Vancouver-based developer and operator of clean energy projects, has singed a pact with GE Energy, the green power arm of General Electric (NYSE: GE), that pave

When (not if) wind power generation regains the affections of investors, here are four small companies that offer pure-play exposure to the U.S.-based sector: Broadwind Energy, Inc., (NASDAQ: BWEN); Juhl Wind, Inc.

Canadian city-owned utility company, ENMAX Corp, is launching a three-year pilot project that will introduce electric vehicles to its employees and replace fleet vehicles with battery-operated vehicles (BEVs).

Germany's Asola, an affiliate of California-based alternative fuel technology company Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide, Inc. (Nasdaq: QTWW), this week announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Canadian renewable energy developer Evergreen Po

The “Lithium Rush” is in full swing.  Existing producers are expanding properties and junior mining companies are looking for news ones to meet the demand from the dozen automakers who are introducing new electric vehicles over the next two years. Some automakers are investing in mining projects to ensure their future lithium supplies.

Canada's National Research Council (NRC) looks to make its own venture into commercial biofuels from algae with a major project in Nova Scotia.

Samsung Group, the Korea-based family-controlled conglomerate with tentacles that reach into electronics, financial services, information technology and shipbuilding, plans to invest heavily in renewable technology.

The more you follow renewable energy, the more exciting it gets. 

There was a whole whack of important and groundbreaking news this week; but, maybe none as influential as the U.S. federal government's approval of Cape Wind, the country's first offshore wind farm.

As part of its ongoing investment in building fuel-efficient vehicles, General Motors announced CDN$235 Million in investments for its St. Catharines plant in Ontario to retrofit it for next generation powertrain production.