Clean Enviro Tech (OTCBB: CETC) (BERLIN: A1KB22) (ISIN: US18452C1080) (SYMBOL: SO3A) (www.cleanenvirotech.com), an emerging leader in the development and marketing of next generation lithium-ion powered batteries worldwide and a leading developer of residential, Solar Concentrating, Electric Power Generation Systems able to produce in excess of 2,000 WATTS (2 Kilowatts (kw)) of electric power, with zero emissions using sunlight as the only fuel, has achieved significant advancements in the area of heat dissipation utilizing proprietary technology, combining two components into one unit enhancing the overall operation and functional aspect of the device.

Based on the recent ground breaking developments in technological advancement of the proprietary Heat Sink to dissipate the heat associated with concentrating 500 Suns to a focal point, the company has elected to amend its filings associated with the intellectual property for the design of the Clean Enviro Tech, Residential, Concentrating, Solar Electric Generation unit.

The following information was released by the Washington State Senate Democratic Caucus:

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Sen. Kevin Ranker, D-Orcas Island, released this statement today on signing Senate Bill 5603 into law:

CLEAN ENVIRO TECH CORP ("CETC-L") - After Securing $2,000,000(us) Loan And Positive Results From - Testing Of Proprietary Heat Sink Technology, Amends - Intellectual Property (ip) Filings

Clean Enviro Tech (www.cleanenvirotech.com), an emerging leader in the development and marketing of next generation lithium-ion powered batteries worldwide and a leading developer of residential, Solar Concentrating, Electric Power Generation Systems able to produce in excess of 2,000 WATTS (2 Kilowatts (kw)) of electric power, with zero emissions using sunlight as the only fuel, has achieved significant advancements in the area of heat dissipation utilizing proprietary technology, combining two components into one unit enhancing the overall operation and functional aspect of the device.

ANN ARBOR, Mich., May 23 -- The University of Michigan issued the following news release:

The University of Michigan Institute for Social Research has awarded more than $250,000 in fellowships to 54 graduate students and researchers in its ongoing effort to support young scholars and innovative social science research.

The Philip Converse and Warren Miller Fellowship in American Political Behavior was given to Elizabeth Mann and John Jackson, a team affiliated with the Department of Political Science and ISR's Center for Political Studies. Mann is examining the evolution of partisanship among the U.S. electorate and what factors explain changes and stability in individual and aggregate partisanship over time.

The following information was released by the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor:

The University of Michigan Institute for Social Research has awarded more than $250,000 in fellowships to 54 graduate students and researchers in its ongoing effort to support young scholars and innovative social science research.

The Philip Converse and Warren Miller Fellowship in American Political Behavior was given to Elizabeth Mann and John Jackson, a team affiliated with the Department of Political Science and ISR's Center for Political Studies. Mann is examining the evolution of partisanship among the U.S. electorate and what factors explain changes and stability in individual and aggregate partisanship over time.

AUGUSTA -- Gov. Paul LePage is withholding support for a compromise bill being worked out by the Legislature's Energy Committee that's aimed at expanding Maine's natural gas infrastructure, boosting funding for energy efficiency, directly lowering businesses' electricity costs and making it more affordable for residents to abandon oil heat.

LePage won't support the bill unless it also requires wind developers prove their projects will lower electricity costs in order to receive state approval and raises the 100-megawatt limit energy generation facilities must meet so they can count toward the state's renewable energy goals, according to Patrick Woodcock, who directs LePage's energy office.

GENEVA, May 24 -- Publication No. WO/2013/073017 was published on May 23.

Title of the invention: "WIND POWER GENERATION SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING SAME." Applicants: MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD. (JP) and Akira Yasugi (JP). Inventors: Akira Yasugi (JP). According to the abstract* posted by the World Intellectual Property Organization: "The objective of the present invention is to reduce a decrease in the amount of power supply resulting from gusts when an output limiting operation is being executed. Provided is a wind power generation system that, in the case of an output limiting operation being performed having the reduction of grid frequency as the objective, increases the output of other operating wind turbines when at least one wind turbine has paralleled off in response to wind conditions." The patent was filed on Nov. 16, 2011 under Application No. PCT/JP2011/076383. *For further information, including images, charts and tables, please visit:

Georgia's National Energy Regulatory Commission has extended to June 1 2014 the authority of temporary special management at gas distribution company KazTransGas-Tbilisi (former Tbilgaz), the regulator reported.

 Stringent regulations aimed at minimizing vehicle emissions have spurred the global emission control catalyst market. The market will also grow in tandem with the automotive and energy segments in Asia-Pacific, as rising vehicle sales and escalating demand for power add to the need for emission control catalysts.

New analysis from Frost & Sullivan (http://www.chemicals.frost.com), Global Market for Emission Control Catalysts, finds that the market earned revenue of more than $6.70 billion in 2012 and estimates this to reach $14.22 billion in 2019.

Nestled in the shadow of the iconic Blue Ridge Mountains some 190 miles west of the state capital of Raleigh, the unassuming town of Lenoir, North Carolina, is a living monument to the accelerated pace of technological change that has characterised American industry during the past quarter of a century.

Once a flourishing factory town serving the US furniture industry, the cacophony of noise emanating from Lenoir's carpentry mills has long since been replaced by the barely audible hum generated by row after row of servers housed inside Google's $1.2bn data centre.

Constructed in 2007 and home to 110 employees and contractors, the 215-acre facility - one of six such server farms in the US - houses computer systems and associated components that support Google Search, Gmail, Google+ and YouTube.

GENEVA, May 24 -- Publication No. WO/2013/073559 was published on May 23.

Title of the invention: "WIND POWER GENERATION DEVICE AND METHOD, AND PROGRAM." Applicants: MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD. (JP). Inventors: Yoshikatsu Ikawa (JP), Shinji Arinaga (JP), Hisanobu Shinoda (JP), Masato Goto (JP), Masahiro Yoshioka (JP) and Yohei Nakamoto (JP). According to the abstract* posted by the World Intellectual Property Organization: "The purpose of the invention is to suppress active power drop and reactive power consumption when a power system returns to normal after the occurrence of a low voltage event of the power system.

Cyclone Power Technologies (OTCQB: CYPW), developer of the all-fuel, clean-tech Cyclone Engine, and McGill University of Quebec, Canada announced that the two groups have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to develop alternative solid fuel combustion systems for micro-sized power units.

Cyclone has identified a key business line for its external combustion technology in providing universal portable power for next generation battery charging, as well as mechanical shaft power for autonomous robots, exoskeletons and bio-medical systems. Cyclone views this as a long-term opportunity in a massive growth industry with substantial global impact.

GENEVA, May 24 -- Publication No. WO/2013/074823 was published on May 23.

Title of the invention: "SOLAR RECEIVER WITH DUAL-EXPOSURE HEAT ABSORPTION PANEL." Applicants: BABCOCK & WILCOX POWER GENERATION GROUP INC. (US). Inventors: David T. Wasyluk (US), David L. Kraft (US), Justin A. Persinger (US), Jason M. Marshall (US) and Melvin J. Albrecht (US). According to the abstract* posted by the World Intellectual Property Organization: "A dual-exposure heat absorption panel is disclosed, which can be used in a solar receiver design. Generally, the heat absorption panel includes a tube panel through which a heat transfer fluid is flowed to absorb solar energy from heliostats that are focused on the tube panel. A structural support frame surrounds the tube panel. A stiffener structure runs across the exposed faces of the tube panel. The headers and other support structures on the periphery are protected by use of a heat shield." The patent was filed on Nov. 15, 2012 under Application No. PCT/US2012/065332. *For further information, including images, charts and tables, please visit:

Vashi, May 24 -- The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has chalked out an ambitious project of constructing solar power plant at Morbe dam in an attempt to reduce the power crisis faced by Navi Mumbaikars.

Georgia's National Energy Regulatory Commission has extended to June 1 2014 the authority of temporary special management at gas distribution company KazTransGas-Tbilisi (former Tbilgaz), the regulator reported.

Some years ahead, you may dump your 'outdated' smartphones and instead use advanced cognitive radio. Defence Institute of Advanced Technology (Diat), India's premier defence research institute, is working on developing an intelligent communication system called cognitive radio. Diat officials claimed that the next generation communication system will overtake today's smartphones.

Gujarat Power Corporation (GPCL) is planning to set up wind mills at the Gujarat Solar Park located in Patan district of the State.

GPCL has invited expression of interest for provision of consultancy services to establish the wind power project. The scope of work includes conducting techno-economic study and financial modelling, including but not limited to, CDM/REC benefits based on existing models for sale of electricity.

The consultancy firm would include study of micro sitting of wind turbine generators for economic generation of wind power considering shadow impact on solar power generation and availability of space and selection of turbine generators of appropriate capacity.

(SeeNews Renewables) - May 24, 2013 - The renewable energy unit of Indian power producer Tata Power (BOM:500400) intends to expand its operations into Africa, Hindustan Times said on Thursday.

INNERGEX RENEWABLE ENERGY INC ("INE-T") - Closes Northwest Stave River Hydroelectric Project Financing

Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. ("Innergex" or the "Corporation") has closed a $72 million non-recourse construction and term project financing for the Northwest Stave River run-of-river hydroelectric project located in British Columbia, Canada.

"We are very satisfied with the terms of this financing agreement, which provides for fixed-rate debt at a very attractive rate, with a term corresponding to the duration of the power purchase agreement for this project" states Michel Letellier, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation. "This agreement confirms the Corporation's ability to secure appropriate project financing, and serves as a reminder of its sound business model based on developing high-quality assets that generate stable and predictable cash flows over the long term and minimizing risks, in order to create value for its shareholders", adds Mr. Letellier.

/ PRNewswire Africa / - For the African Development Bank's Energy, Environment and Climate Change Department, transforming Africa means powering a climate-smart and greener continent. It entails supporting transformative infrastructure projects to increase energy access backed by both large-scale and off-grid solutions, promoting sustainable use of natural resources, supporting climate-resilience with concessional climate and environmental finance, and ensuring that all projects comply with international and social best practices.

Some energy projects are large-scale transformative projects. They involve blending public and private capital with the help of concessional climate and environmental finance and diversifying the energy mix to include clean and renewable energy sources such as hydro (e.g Inga in Democratic Republic of Congo), geothermal (e.g. Rift Valley) or wind and solar power (e.g. in Morocco).