Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Chrysler Corp. plans to offer most of its car buyers a special credit card which, when used to buy gasoline, will guarantee that they pay no more than $2.99 a gallon for three years, with the automaker picking up the difference. It’s an enticing offer, and by next summer it may well have […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Journey into the future of energy with Eliot Assimakopoulos, an alternative energy technology expert at General Electric Global Research, and you discover that what’s in GE’s world today sounds like it will be in your world tomorrow.
Having so far looked at GE’s “Envirodashboard,” which may spark unprecedented rates of energy efficiency (See Part […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
As big a shock as $4-a-gallon gasoline is proving to be for many Americans, the warning signs have been there for the last four years, during which time pump prices have consistently recorded huge year-over-year jumps averaging roughly 50 cents a gallon. While $4 gas isn’t likely to crush investors’ portfolios, there are […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Despite record oil prices, the Chinese love their gas guzzlers, according to this Associated Press story. www.msnbc.msn.com
Keep in mind: every SUV and luxury car that hits the road in China is going to need lots of gasoline for 10 to 20 years to come.
Where on Earth is it all going to come from?
Until […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by New Energy News Blog
There are people here at Solar2008 who have been to 15 or more American Solar Energy Society conferences. Think about it: They have been doing solar energy at the national level since at least 1993.
And yet now, with oil at $120/barrel and the evidence of global climate change undeniable by […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by New Energy News Blog
First Solar specializes in the cutting edge thin film solar materials market. The announcement of it’s Quarter 1 2008 earnings increase is a bright spot on a darkening investment landscape.Mark Bachman, analyst, Pacific Crest Securities: “The company’s having a hard time doing anything wrong…It’s in a class by itself … […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by New Energy News Blog
While Europe, India and China are building wind energy installations just about as fast as they can get them, Japan has not taken to wind energy.
Seems the utilities don’t like its intermittency. Or maybe they like nuclear power plants more.
Tetsunari Iida, executive director, Institute for Sustainable Energy: “[The utilities] act […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
As big a shock as $4-a-gallon gasoline is proving to be for many Americans, the warning signs have been there for the last four years, during which time pump prices have consistently recorded huge year-over-year jumps averaging roughly 50 cents a gallon. While $4 gas isn’t likely to crush investors’ portfolios, there are […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Journey into the future of energy with Eliot Assimakopoulos, an alternative energy technology expert at General Electric Global Research, and you discover that what’s in GE’s world today sounds like it will be in your world tomorrow.
Having looked at what could become the gold standard in technology for optimizing home energy efficiency (See […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
The latest chapter is what might be called “The Decline and Fall of Mexico’s Oil Industry” came out last week. According to news reports, Mexico’s oil production fell 7.8% in the first quarter, and exports declined 12.5%. www.businessweek.com
Bad weather was an extenuating factor. Still, the fiercely proud Mexican government wouldn’t be heatedly debating […]

continue reading.....

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
With oil production in non-OPEC countries “permanently” peaking in five years or less, and with OPEC “struggling to bring fresh capacity online,” there is no chance the world will build an oil supply “cushion” in the foreseeable future, thus “even minor supply disruptions are bound to have a large impact on prices.”
That’s the […]

continue reading.....