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It would be momentous news if a giant new oilfield was suddenly discovered, one that raised global output by perhaps 1% to 3%, roughly around one to 2.5 million barrels a day. Such an oilfield would not prevent global oil production from “peaking,” but it would stave off the day when “peak oil” […]

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It is only the end of the first year of what promises to be a decade-long revolution in how energy is produced and consumed and investors’ radar screens are already brightly lit with dozens, if not hundreds, of companies that appear to have a chance to hit it big. Which are the contenders, […]

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Noted cleantech investor Neal Dikeman has put together a list of the top 10 cleantech companies, and the winners may surprise some. www.news.com
Dikeman’s Number 1 is Japan’s Sharp Electronics, probably more known for its home electronics, but also the biggest solar player around. Number 2 is Det Norske Veritas, a European outfit that […]

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It is only the end of the first year of what promises to be a decade-long revolution in how energy is produced and consumed and investors’ radar screens are already brightly lit with dozens, if not hundreds, of companies that appear to have a chance to hit it big. Which are the contenders, […]

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Is Goldman Sachs right? Is oil going to cost as much as $200 a barrel within six to 24 months?
It all depends on whether “seasonality” is dead, replaced by what EnergyTechStocks.com calls “The Endless Summer,” after a movie of the same name about surfers who go around the world following the summer sun.
Seasonality […]

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The technology is nearly ready, but it’s still going to take a strong psychological push to get the world to massively switch from gasoline to electrically powered vehicles without waiting until today’s 800 to 900 million cars and trucks have to be replaced, which won’t be for another 10 to 20 years.
This could […]

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‘Dean of Oil Analysts’ Maxwell (Part 1 of 4): Oil Shortages Start in 2010; Peak Oil Hits 2012-2015
Posted: February 4, 2008
Nearly 40 years on Wall Street, plus 12 years before that working for a major oil company, equals a lifetime of experience for Charles T. Maxwell, senior energy analyst at Weeden & Co., […]

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A new report compares 2 major pieces of climate change legislation soon to come before the U.S. Senate.Benchmarking Air Emissions compares the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act and the Bingaman-Specter Low Carbon Economy Act. It finds that Lieberman-Warner could provide better consumer benefits (billions of dollars/year) because more emissions allowances (credits) […]

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Professor Smyrl of the University of Minnesota is studying several possibilities for wind energy storage. One uses very large sodium sulfur batteries. It sounds too expensive to be widely useful. Another uses wind energy to split water into hydrogen that would be used to make fertilizer that would be used […]

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Energy Conversion Devices Inc. (ENER) is one of the U.S. pioneers in amorphous polysilicon thin film solar materials manufacturing. The company was founded by Stanford and Dr. Iris Ovshinsky in 1960. Their collaborative achievements and distinctions (thin film solar, imaging technology, electric vehicle batteries, fuel cells, space energy technology) are […]

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The wind energy industry is growing so much, so fast, that turbine manufacturers are two years behind on orders and they can’t get the parts they need. The industry is hoist on the petard of success, hung up by all its self-generated opportunity.Centrica, a huge UK power producer, is not […]

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The United Nations’ Clean Development Mechanism (UN CDM) allows companies in developing countries to sell Certified Emission Reductions (CERs) in emissions trading markets. The CDM certifies the number of tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) a company’s project prevents. A CER equals one tonne CO2e prevented.
Palm oil, an agro commodity […]

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Scientists with the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) say it is imperative that world greenhouse gas (GhG) emissions peak BEFORE 2025 in order to head off the worst impacts. An April 28 announcement by Russia makes it unanimous: None of the 4 biggest GhG spewers will commit […]

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Energy efficiency is the cheapest, most immediately available New Energy. From Echelon via GreenEnergyTV.

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The credit crunch: It all starts here. 1% of all consumer goods last more than 6 months…Planned obsolescence wasn’t good enough so they invented PERCEIVED obsolescence. 6 minutes that could change the life of someone willing to listen. Via YouTube.

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Alien invaders? No. The newest thing in solar power plants. Via YouTube.

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