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daily newsletter:  18 Oct 2010

UK government walks away from Severn estuary tidal scheme The UK government has dropped its support for a £21bn ($33.4bn) tidal-energy scheme in the Severn estuary, saying that wind, carbon capture and storage and nuclear power represent a better deal for taxpayers.	UTC steps in to take over troubled turbine manufacturer Clipper US agrees to probe complaints on China clean energy policies Developers set to return to Chile's El Tatio geyser field GE opens first wind generator plant in Vietnam
latest jobs	Featured positions Project Manager OWEC Tower is a well-established niche company within the offshore wind industry. The company has received many awards for its innovative and creative technical solutions in this future-oriented and high growth sector.

Solar First Solar plans 500MW manufacturing expansion in 2012 Country Energy planning 50kW small Australian solar farm DelSolar joins IBM in thin film technology development	Wind UTC steps in to take over troubled turbine manufacturer Clipper GE, Indonesia join forces to push renewable energy A-Power builds first prototype turbine for Texas wind farm	Wave/Tidal/Hydro Australia's Carnegie signs Irish wave test deal Scotland 's 2020 renewables target lifted from 50% to 80%
Geothermal Torrens Energy wins grant, acquires land for geothermal project Terra-Gen closes refinancing for Nevada geothermal plant New Zealand’s geothermal generated power hits record high	Biofuels Malaysia’s state palm oil agency to buy biomass for power Seattle utility shopping for additional renewable energy Spain's Ence wins approval for $133m biomass extension	Popular Stories Record amount of sugar cane crushed in central Brazil Cape Wind to buy turbine foundations from EEW, local firm Repairs completed to M5000 turbines at Alpha Ventus

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