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This final group of lithium-ion battery developers includes another new classmate, Valence Technology, plus a company that really improved its performance, Automotive Energy Supply Co., according to “Professor” Mike Millikin of the authoritative web site Green Car Congress.
Maxwell Technologies – This small public California-based company again got an “A” for its work with […]

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Every energy expert says there is no single “silver bullet” for solving the global energy crisis. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t a bunch of silver bullets, each one of which might solve a part of this crisis, and do so in a way that makes investors a lot of money. EnergyTechStocks.com has […]

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Conventional wisdom is that cutting carbon dioxide emissions will be so expensive that it will hurt the overall economy of a nation such as the U.S.
But a review of the leading models that forecast what a carbon emissions reduction would do to economic growth concluded that CO2 emissions could be cut as much […]

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The California utility giant PG&E exemplifies what happens when a state has a Renewable Electricty Standard (RES) and a utility is committed to meet it. California’s RES requires its utilities to obtain 20% of their power by 2010 (including contracts through 2013). PG&E already gets 14% of its power from […]

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“Why is so much money still being poured into such a misguided enterprise?” Time Magazine’s Michael Grunwald asks about the U.S. agrofuels, and especially the corn ethanol, industry.
Original calculations suggested the total greenhouse gas (GhG) emissions from agrofuels, even after the emissions in their growing and refining, were 20% (corn […]

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Wind’s unprecedented worldwide growth is getting lots of press this week as a result of the release of the Global Wind Energy Council’s Global Wind Energy Report 2007.
UK wind energy growth has been stymied somewhat by objections to its intermittency. While Denmark, its neighbor across the North Sea, gets almost […]

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