Here are some notable clean energy news items for the week of April 27, 2008

Duke Renewables Pipeline Triples in 12 Months “Duke Energy said Friday that its renewable energy development business has increased its “pipeline” of projects to more than 3,000 MW and has 280 MW of wind capacity under construction in Texas and Wyoming.”

GM CEO says 2010 Volt Launch On Schedule “General Motors Corp Chief Executive Rick Wagoner said on Thursday the No. 1 U.S. automaker had not hit any obstacles yet that would force it to delay the planned 2010 launch of its plug-in hybrid, the Chevrolet Volt.”

Shell Pulls Out of Key Wind Power Project “Plans for a massive expansion of offshore wind power generation were in disarray on Wednesday night after Shell pulled out of the UK’s flagship project.”

Philadelphia Brownfield To Get Solar Power Plant “It’s not always sunny in Philadelphia, but the city is getting a solar power plant. Exelon Generation Co., a unit of Exelon Corp. in Chicago, is joining forces with Epuron LLC to build, operate and sell energy from the plant in South Philadelphia.”

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