Renewable Energy Stocks News

Renewable Energy Stocks that Deliver: John McIlveen

Retail and institutional traders invested record amounts in renewable energy producers in 2011, but separating the wheat from the chaff can be challenging. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Jacob Securities' Senior Vice President for Research John McIlveen shares how to pick and choose.

Renewable Energy, 1st US IPO Of 2012, Prices Below Range

The first U.S. initial public offering of the new year priced below its expected range Wednesday night, with biofuel company Renewable Energy Group Inc. selling 7.2 million shares of its common stock at $10 a share.

Margin Worries Weigh on Shares of SatCon Technology and A123 Systems

NEW YORK, NY-- - Renewable energy stocks have struggled immensely in the past year, with several companies facing margin squeezes due to overcapacity and plunging prices caused by a surge in manufacturing ...

American Superconductor and China Ming Yang Wind Navigate Challenging Competitive Landscape

NEW YORK, NY-- - Renewable energy stocks have struggled immensely in the past year, with several companies facing margin squeezes due to overcapacity and plunging prices caused by a surge in manufacturing ...

Renewable Energy Little Changed in Trading Debut After Pricing Below Offer

Renewable Energy Group Inc. (REGI) , the biggest U.S. biodiesel maker, was little changed in its trading debut after raising $72 million in an initial public offering, less than first proposed.

Renewable Energy IPO At Governments Mercy

Francis Gaskins, President of the IPO Desktop thinks Renewable Eneryg may pop on the IPO, but doesn't think it's a long term hold.

Growth Spotlight: Sempra Energy (SRE)

By investingdaily. Once high-flying renewable energy stocks crashed and burned in 2011. Read more » » Related Stocks: SRE , PG ,

Ombion: A perfect time to spell a difference

THE formation of a green movement called CRÈME or Clean and Renewable Energy Movement for Ecological Integrity indeed comes at a perfect time when Negros officials and energy leaders are scrambling for solutions to the projected power crisis in the next two to five years.