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It features diesel propulsion with an air-independent propulsion system using Siemens polymer electrolyte membrane hydrogen fuel cells. The Asian Week report said the Type 214 was one of most advanced diesel-electric submarines in the world and could ...

Lego doesn’t just mean plastic bricks anymore. Over the next three years the Danish Lego Group’s parent company, Kirkbi A/S, will invest the equivalent of $531.8 million in the construction of a wind farm off the German coast, company officials said Thursday.

Germany's move confirms a trend in all renewable energy towards lower subsidies, a shift recognised by leading companies such as US-based First Solar which says it is now targeting low-cost, utility-scale projects. In a self-propelling, downward spiral ...

The IDB, KfW, the German development finance agency, and OFID, OPEC's fund for international development, are providing the funds to finance the three-year, US$48.8m rehabilitation contract for the overhaul of the Péligre hydroelectric plant, ...

The German government announced new incentive cuts on February 23. For the feed-in-tariff (FIT) of solar PV systems under 10KW, the incentive cut will be 20%. For systems from 10KW-1MW, the incentive cut will be 25%. The systems that are above 1MW, the incentive cut will be as much as 30%. In addition, a cut of EUR0

Trina Solar Ltd. led declines in Chinese solar stocks traded in the U.S. as the company reported a larger-than-expected net loss and as Germany plans to cut subsidies for the industry, dimming the outlook for sales.

(Reuters) - The collapse of solar panel prices drove China's Trina Solar Ltd and Germany's SolarWorld AG to post losses, results that could worsen as Germany announced new cuts to the subsidies that have made the country the world's largest solar consumer.

Trina Solar Ltd. (TSL) led declines in Chinese solar stocks traded in the U.S. as the company reported a larger-than-expected net loss and as Germany plans to cut subsidies for the industry, dimming the outlook for sales.

Over the next four years, Lego's parent company will invest more than $530 million into an offshore wind farm project off the German coast.

German authorities want to slash up to 30 percent of the industry's subsidies they claim is increasing the surcharge paid by consumers and taking funding away from other renewable energy sectors like wind. Environment Minister Norbert Roettgen and ...

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - The family firm that controls Denmark's Lego is buying almost a third of a German offshore wind power project in an unusual foray outside the toy business to showcase its green credentials to customers.

Lego and its privately owned parent company Kirkbi will control 32% of the Borkum Riffgrund wind farm with 77 turbinesToy maker Lego says its parent company is investing nearly 3bn Danish kroner (£341m) over the next four years in the construction of a wind farm off the coast of Germany.Lego and its privately owned parent company Kirkbi will control 32% of the Borkum Riffgrund wind farm with 77 turbines

It has funded the Feed-in-Tariff levy to get the target of 20 per cent renewable energy in the German supply mix 10 years ahead of schedule. 2. Renewable energy is restructuring the German economy for a carbon constrained, climate friendly future, ...

The environment and economy ministries have also agreed to deepen the next round of reductions in the feed-in tariff (FIT) to between 20 percent for smaller rooftop power plants to as much as 30 percent for larger plants. The cuts were more extensive ...