Business Edition
nr 8
June 8, 2005
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Vattenfall acquisitions on Northern Europe RE market
Within two days, energy company Vattenfall announced
two large acquisitions in the field of renewables. Read
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New Polish RE act
The Polish Parliament recently
approved a new Energy Law, containing important regulations in the field
of renewable power production.
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First Dutch green electricity label assigned
Friday 27 May 2005, the first Dutch
label for green electricity has been assigned to the Dutch green energy
supplier Greenchoice. Read
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Dutch feed-in premium regulation adjusted
Industrial parties in the Netherlands
have revealed their great concern about the government’s decision to change
the MEP financing scheme. Read
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Ofgem consultation on revised green supply guidelines
British energy regulator Ofgem
has launched a consultation on a revised set of guidelines for supplying
electricity from renewable sources. Read
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EPA Green Power List
The US Environmental Protection
Agency publishes a top-25 list of green power purchasers that have voluntarily
bought the most renewable energy and are part of EPA's Green Power Partnership.
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Dutch green energy use further increased in 2004
In 2004 nearly 38 percent of Dutch
households used green electricity. This is an increase of 6 percent compared
to 2003. Read
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