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E.U.’s emissions decline, surplus of allowances grows

E.U.’s emissions decline, surplus of allowances grows

Emissions from stationary installations – such as power plants and manufacturing...

Australian scientists print out world’s largest organic solar cells

Australian scientists print out world’s largest organic solar cells

An organic solar cell the size of a large sheet of paper has been successfully “...

Hong Kong launches its first electric taxi fleet

Hong Kong launches its first electric taxi fleet

The first all-electric taxi fleet in Hong Kong has been officially launched foll...

Morocco kicks off construction of 160 MW solar thermal project

Morocco kicks off construction of 160 MW solar thermal project

Morocco has officially commenced the construction of a 160-megawatt concentrated...

Europe’s leading role in solar P.V. industry about to end - report

Europe’s leading role in solar P.V. industry about to end - report

Europe has been at the forefront of the solar photovoltaic industry for decades ...

Offshore wind to skyrocket to $170 billion by 2020

Offshore wind to skyrocket to $170 billion by 2020

The offshore wind market is posed for sweeping growth in the coming years, with ...

G.E. sees soaring orders for the U.S. wind market

G.E. sees soaring orders for the U.S. wind market

The extension of tax credits for wind energy passed by the American government a...

Business

Philippine media company launches massive Green Initiative

Philippine media company launches massive Green Initiative

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

Philippine media conglomerate ABS-CBN in partnership with government agencies and the academe has launched a massive campaign, which aims to protect t...

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Technology

Politics

Living Green

How to go green and save money

How to go green and save money

Monday, 20 May 2013

More and more people today have become conscious of how their actions can affect the planet. As such, many people are choosing to live green lifestyle...

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Renewables

Philippines approves three wind projects

Philippines approves three wind projects

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

The Philippines has approved three wind energy projects that will produce 208 megawatts of power for more than 40,000 middle-class households, said an...

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Low-Carbon

Britain’s Green Investment Bank funding switch to biomass boilers

Britain’s Green Investment Bank funding switch to biomass boilers

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

Public and private community facilities in Britain may avail of £10 million ($15.2 million) of funding from the U.K. Green Investment Bank to use ener...

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Opinion

Green credentials of super power stations

Green credentials of super power stations

Wednesday, 08 May 2013

Virtually every developed country is now at a crossroads when it comes to energy production and consumption. The ever growing demands of modern societ...

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Primus Green Energy gets new funding; eyes I.P.O. in 2013

New Jersey-based Primus Green Energy Inc., a developer of renewable drop-in fuels from biomass, completed its third round of funding with $12 million in investments from long-term backer IC Green Energy Ltd., the renewable energy arm of Israel Corp. Ltd.

The amount completes the company's financing for their integrated single-loop demonstration plant currently under construction at Primus Green Energy's Hillsborough, New Jersey site, where they already have a pilot test plant.

The company is looking to have its first commercial plant by 2013.

According to company chairman Dr. Yom-Tov Samia, while the company has no plans for an I.P.O., they will be monitoring the market and could consider it by late 2013 or early 2014.

"While we are currently focused on bringing our technology to market and on expanding our network of strategic partners, we are always keeping an eye on the marketplace," he said.

This latest investment brings the total funds raised by the company to $40 million since 2007.

Primus Green Energy said it has developed a patented process that uses a combination of commercial technologies to convert biomass and natural gas into liquid transportation fuels such as gasoline, diesel and jet fuel, and specialty chemicals such as xylene and toluene.

The fuel created by Primus Green Energy has reportedly been independently validated to be 93-octane with physical and chemical properties adhering to the specifications of gasoline. Because of this, it can be immediately distributed, sold and consumed without any modification to existing vehicles or to the fuel distribution infrastructure. – EcoSeed Staff



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