Monday’s Renewable Energy Stocks Trading ; YGE, STP, LDK, (OTC:CWET)

Investors on the Hunt for ‘Green’

Point Roberts WA- Aug. 23, 2011 (Investorideas.com renewable energy/green newswire) Investorideas.com, a leader in cleantech investor research, reports on trading for renewable energy stocks for  Monday August 22.  Investors found gains in yesterday’s trading session as the overall market showed positive signs.

Wind stock, Clean Wind Energy Tower Inc (OTCBB:CWET) ended the day lower by 0.010 (-5.00%) to $0.190. The company is currently working its location for the first large downdraft wind tower.

 Over the past week and more, we've been talking about crude oil, crude oil and crude oil.

And for good reason. Oil prices jumped above $97 a barrel in after-hours trading on Friday. This industry is so important -- and so riddled with corruption and greed -- that Sandy Franks and I wrote a book about it, Barbarians of Oil.

But while we've been talking about crude oil, natural gas has quietly crept back onto the investment scene. In fact, natural gas prices climbed six out of the past seven trading days.

So we're asking, "Is natural gas a good investment right now?"

March 29th 2011 - A low carbon nuclear future: Economic assessment of nuclear materials and spent nuclear fuel management in the UK explores possible future scenarios to accelerate the delivery of a safe, holistic and long-term strategy for current and future nuclear material and spent fuel management. It assesses likely costs, risks, safety and potential returns to the UK taxpayer and the wider economy, and looks at options for existing and new facilities at Sellafield.

Professor Sir David King, Director of the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment said: “Currently the UK has a window of opportunity to deal with its nuclear material and spent fuel management and to maximise the value of its existing assets. The renaissance in new nuclear build creates an advantageous way of using these legacy materials as fuel for new nuclear power plants. Despite the terrible events in Japan, the economic, safety and carbon case for a new build programme in the UK has never been stronger.

25 January 2010 - The Ontario government has signed an agreement that will bring more green energy and new jobs to Ontario, Canada.

A consortium led by Samsung C&T Corporation and the Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) will invest CAD$7 billion (£4.12 Billion) to generate 2,500 megawatts of wind and solar power. These projects will triple Ontario's output from renewable wind and solar sources and provide clean electricity to more than 580,000 households.

The investment will also lead to more than 16,000 new green energy jobs to build, install and operate the renewable generation projects.

The Korean consortium will also work with major partners to attract four manufacturing plants. This will lead to the creation of 1,440 manufacturing and related jobs building wind and solar technology for use in Ontario and export across North America.