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• The Finnish firm Elisa is testing a pilot project that uses wind energy to power its mobile network in Hyvinkää;
• Wired reports that the British Navy is using email as a tool to help in its fight against Somali pirates;
• The United Firefighters Union of Australia has sent an open letter to the government urging it to better address climate change and disaster preparedness;
• Germany-based aleo solar AG plans to expand its market in the US if the country makes good on its efforts to increase adoption of renewable energy sources;
• Nine of 11 scientists surveyed by Reuters believe climate change is likely to pass the 2 degrees Celsius tipping point expected to set off “dangerous” global impacts;
• New Energy Technologies Inc. has unveiled a prototype MotionPower™ energy harvesting device — a first-of-its-kind mechanical system engineered to exploit the energy wasted by moving cars and light vehicles in order to generate electricity.

• Green technology investors seek safer havens in 2011
• New US consortium plans $1.4bn in cleantech investments
• What does 2011 hold for China, US?
• World Economic Forum: Cleantech rules
• Virtual design speeds green reality
• Opinion: Darling’s green bank idea is laughably small
• Some guys and Holy Grails: 5 rules for spotting ‘cleantech porn’
• Despite some ‘green shoots,’ cleantech VCs see trouble ahead
• Cleantech Connect Awards recognise fast-growing innovators
• Irish cleantech firms seek opportunities in Silicon Valley