BusinessGreen.com Most Read - December 18

Chinese solar giant Suntech inks European mega-deal
Three mystery customers order 490MW of solar panels over next three years

Updated: Walkout throws Copenhagen into crisis
Talks set to resume after African countries stage protest at rich nations' perceived attempt to ditch Kyoto

Hedegaard resigns post as president of Copenhagen talks
Danish hosts insist move to replace Hedegaard with prime minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen is procedural

Fair wind for turbine firms as London Array signs €2bn of supply deals
Consortium inks tranche of megadeals, as Ofgem edges towards awarding offshore wind farm connection contracts

Deepwater Wind's plans for first US offshore wind farm set sail
Company secures first power purchase agreement for Rhode Island offshore wind farm

US and China deadlocked as Copenhagen clock ticks down
Late night in store for Copenhagen negotiators as African leaders insist they are willing to scupper talks and China refuses to budge on carbon monitoring

Cameron signs up Tesco and M&S to lead green home push
High Street names reportedly lined up to provide green home makeovers from " day one" of a Conservative government

China's booming clean tech sector drives stellar growth for GE
Engineering giant reports sales of green products in China grew 50 per cent during first nine months of the year

Police claim EU carbon credit fraud has topped €5bn
Europol estimates carbon credit VAT fraud carried out by organised criminals could have cost EU billions in lost tax revenue

Despite progress, Copenhagen is on brink of "farce", Miliband warns
Encouraging moves on climate funding, deforestation and the US climate bill are all overshadowed by increasingly fractious row over future of Kyoto Protocol