BusinessGreen.com Most Read - March 05 2010

From Google's solar breakthrough to Miliband's green home dream, we run down the top stories from the past week

By BusinessGreen.com Staff

05 Mar 2010

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Google touts solar thermal breakthrough
Green czar thinks low-cost heliostat technology could be available within a few years

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GE to switch to gearbox-free offshore wind turbines
Technology acquired from ScanWind to form platform for all future offshore turbines

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Updated: India proposes coal tax to pay for clean energy push
Levy on coal production and imports to help pay for new renewable energy fund

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Government launches green home loan revolution
Pay As You Save scheme, new energy efficiency standards and legal obligations for power companies intended to slash domestic emissions

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Mitsubishi completes new giant solar cell plant
Company predicts rising demand for solar PV across Japan, Europe and the US

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Deloitte snaps up dcarbon8 in green consultancy push
Advisory firm to be integrated with Deloitte's growing sustainability division

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Government report warns climate change policies could damage air quality
Report predicts increased use of biomass and combined heat and power systems could slow down improvements in air quality

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Is Silver Spring Networks preparing the year's biggest clean tech IPO?
Report claims banks have been appointed to manage expected $3bn IPO

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Miliband plots "local energy revolution"
New proposals designed to provide a boost to community-scale, council-operated renewable energy schemes

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Oil firms braced for anti-tar sand resolutions
Annual General Meetings expected to see shareholders vote on proposals designed to challenge controversial tar sand projects

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