Renewable Energy Asia up on wind farm deal
The Edge Singapore Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:44 PM PST
Shares of Renewable Energy Asia Group (REAG.SI), a Singapore-listed wind power generation firm, rose as much as 4.5% on Friday after it said it had secured a concession to jointly develop a wind farm in China’s Haimen City for 500 million yuan ($97.3 million). At 10:11 a.m., REA Group shares were up 2.3% at $0.225 on a volume of 1.8 million shares. Read more... |
NY court: Filmmaker gave up journalism freedom
AP via Yahoo! News Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:42 PM PST
Journalists can lose their privilege to shield notes and film from others' scrutiny if they fail to maintain their independence, an appeals court said Thursday as it upheld a judge's decision to force a filmmaker to release outtakes from his documentary about a legal dispute between energy company Chevron and Ecuadoreans. |
Canal Energy president dismisses lawsuit, offers warning about business in Bogalusa
The Daily News Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:40 PM PST
A clearly angry Steve Fetter, president of Canal Energy and Services, which was hit with a lawsuit for alleged racial discrimination in hiring just before Christmas, denied any wrongdoing and said he’s pulling his company out of Bogalusa because of people like the plaintiffs in the federal suit. He also warned that his business would not be the only one lost to the city. |
NY court: Filmmaker gave up journalistic freedom
KMIR 6 Palm Springs Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:40 PM PST
NEW YORK (AP) - An appeals court in New York says a judge didn't err when he ordered the release of raw footage of a documentary about a legal dispute between energy company Chevron and Ecuadoreans over the filmmaker's protests. |
Canal Energy accused of racism in hiring
The Daily News Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:39 PM PST
Canal Energy and Services, the worldwide oilfield services company that moved to the Bogalusa Industrial Park from its former headquarters in Belle Chasse about a year ago and then made local news with a plan to stop the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, is accused of racial discrimination in a suit filed Dec. 22 in federal court in New Orleans. |
Hybrid Streetlights: Good Or Bad News For Utilities?
TechCrunch Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:39 PM PST
Urban Green Energy â€" a New York City startup that designs and manufactures small wind turbines â€" has released and installed the first of its new, "hybrid" or wind- and solar-powered streetlights. Designed for primary use in parking lots or over highways, UGE's Sanya streetlights include a standard setup of the company's 600 W Eddy wind turbines, along with a steel tower or pole, solar panels ... |
U.S.-Chinese currency link creates spiral in global food costs
The Washington Times Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:38 PM PST
Loose-money policies in the United States have combined with robust growth in China and other emerging nations in recent months to set off a price spiral in food, energy and other basic goods needed to run the economy. The trend threatens to pick up speed and become an obstacle for ... |
Solutions for more sustainable workplaces
Business Examiner Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:36 PM PST
The Times Review welcomes new columnist Chantal Keerak, a Revelstoke-based engineer and energy management consultant. The Thermal-stat! series will explore how you can create better, more efficient homes and workplaces, while also saving money. The series lets you in on government grants and supplements, and is specifically tailored to address the challenges of our unique mountain climate in ... |
CDFA energy loans reach milestone
New Hampshire Business Review Thu, 13 Jan 2011 18:32 PM PST
A $6.6 million revolving fund that provides low-interest loans and grants to New Hampshire businesses and nonprofits to finance energy improvements has completed its first round of lending. |
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