Document Overview

EMEA Clean Energy Quarterly Update: April–June 2010

Authors:	Roberta Bigliani, Gaia Gallotti
Document #	EIRS55S
Published	July, 2010
Document Type	Perspective
Number of Pages	35
Number of Figures	2

Overview

This IDC Energy Insights Perspective analyzes the EMEA clean energy sources sector and outlines the major merger and acquisition (M&A) activities, clean energy business unit reorganizations, new construction projects initiated by operators, and contracts signed in 2Q10. A separate section at the end of the document explores recent developments in the nuclear sector.

To provide us with a general economic trend on the clean energy sector, we present two indices — the WilderHill New Energy Global Innovation USD Total Return Index and Société Générale's European Renewable Energy Total Return Index.

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Subscriptions Covered:

European Clean Energy Strategies

Companies Covered:

Abengoa Solar, Acciona, AES Solar Energy, Aker Solutions, AMEC, Ansaldo Energie, Arava Power, Areva, Arie Windpower, Babcock & Wilcox, BlueWatt, C-Tach, Canadian Solar, Centrica, CEZ, Clean Energy and Power, CNPV, Coenergy, Deutsche Bank, Dhamma Energy, Dong Energy, E.ON, Eco Delta Developpement, EDF-EN, EDP Renovaveis, Electrabel, Element Power, Emmecidue, EnBW, Enel, Enovos, Eolica Dobrogea, ESB, Etrion, EUAS, EWE, Foster Wheeler, Gama Energy, GDF Suez, GE Energy, Gilatz, HS Orka, Iberdrola, Iberwind, Infinis, Inter RAO, Ital Green Energy, Kvalheim Kraft, Kyocera, Lyse, Magma Energy, Masdar, Naturener, NEK, Nelumbo, O2 Vind, OKG, Pelamis Wave Power, PetroSA, Photon Technologies, Polska Grupa Energetyczna, Poyry, Proinso, Prysmian Powerlink, Recurrent Energy, REpower, Rokura, Rolls-Royce, Rosatom, RWE, RWE Innogy, RWE npower, Saab, Sener, Sidercomit, Siemens, Skanska, Solar green Energy, Sonatrach, SSE, Stadtwerke Munchen, Statoil, SunEdison, SunPower, Terra Firma, Torrresol Energy, Total, Universal Solar Technology, Vattenfall, Vestas, Voith Hydro, Waste2Energy, Westinghouse Electric Power