By James Kanter India may be gearing to turn itself into the global leader in solar power generation, a sign that major developing nations could become renewable energy hubs to rival Germany and the United States. Dubbed the National Solar Mission, the Indian plan outlines a target for 20,000 megawatts of solar capacity by 2020, Continue reading →
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Part of: CC9: Climate conference (Foto: Bo Mathisen/Hafslund) SARPSBORG, Norway – Robert F. Kenney, Jr. riveted the crowd at the CC9 when he spoke about the United States’ revolutionary new energy development plan for the new buzz phrase for electricity transmission – the smart grid – which will allow for the replacement of aged lines Continue reading →
News 22 May 2009 : New York The Energy and Commerce Committee of the House of Representatives approved The American Clean Energy and Security Act by a vote of 33 to 25 yesterday. The bill contains measures to cut global warming pollution by 17% from 2005 levels in 2020, by 42% in 2030, and by Continue reading →
Posted by Kentucky RealEstateRama ARRA dollars support broad sectors of Kentucky’s economy FRANKFORT, KY – May 21, 2009 – (RealEstateRama) — Underscoring his vision to make Kentucky a national leader in energy, Governor Steve Beshear announced today a $52 million blueprint to create nearly 600 jobs by increasing efficiency and renewable energy efforts in schools, Continue reading →
How to send electricity across the continent, virtually for free. By Michael D. Lemonick | Newsweek Web Exclusive May 22, 2009 | Updated: 12:02 p.m. ET May 22, 2009 Remember the Woodstock of Physics? Probably not. Back in the spring of 1987, though, headlines were trumpeting it as the most exciting scientific meeting in history. Three thousand physicists Continue reading →
EMerge is An open industry association Promoting the rapid adoption of safe, low voltage DC power distribution and use in commercial building interiors. The EMerge Alliance was established to promote the rapid adoption of safe, low-voltage DC power distribution and use in commercial building interiors. EMerge is focused on developing a global standard that integrates Continue reading →
Nanotechnology and batteries are natural partners in our drive for energy independence. By Scott E. Rickert May 13, 2009 Oil prices have retreated from the stratosphere — temporarily. Fortunately, that hasn’t slowed the momentum behind America’s pursuit of energy independence. Economic stimulus funds are on the table. Leaders from government, business, green organizations and consumer Continue reading →
BILL DRIES | The Daily News Fred Smith is going green. In the case of the FedEx founder, however, it’s a different shade – something like military fatigue green. Smith is reframing the push for alternative fuels and energy from a discussion of “what ifs” to a national security issue. Electric vehicles and biofuel incentives Continue reading →
Senator Dorgan, Governor Hoeven invite former DOE official to Bismarck (BISMARCK, N.D.) – Energy industry stakeholders, elected officials and educators from around the region will gather in Bismarck on June 1 to discuss North Dakota?s role in America?s renewable energy future. The upcoming Renewable Energy Action Summit at Bismarck State College?s new National Energy Center Continue reading →
