BusinessGreen.com Most Read - 3 July

James S Murray
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From record-breaking solar panels to the International Renewable Energy Agency's new home, we round up the top stories from the past week

US cap-and-trade bill moves forward following House victory Waxman-Markey bill secures narrow House victory and prepares for battle in the Senate UK firm lays claim to world solar record...

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