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Home ABOUT US PHOTO GALLERY EVENTS PROJECT MAP NEWS/MEDIA CONTACT US Energy Study Centre, KEC Wind Energy, Kathmandu Engineering College, Kalimati, Kathmandu, Nepal Comments Posts Renewable Energy News Clean Future Solutions gears up to make a difference December 18, 2009 Welcome to Clean Future Solutions! We are the premier online ...

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General Electric (GE) has expanded its investments to include manufacturers of renewable energy industry components. They ve just made an investment in TPI Composites , a former fiberglass boat manufacturer, now a manufacturer of fiberglass parts for the wind energy and other industries. TPI Composites raised $20 million in round A funding from Landmark Growth Capital Partners, NGP Energy Technology Partners, and Angeleno Group, and GE. ...

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