Submitted by New Energy News Blog
The temptations of power are many, especially nuclear power. The seduction is in how much good it can do. The technology, to some extent, is there. The electricity comes without greenhouse gas emissions. A Fall 2007 bill in California would have built new nuclear with a requirement to use 20% […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
Minnesota has a Renewable Electricity Standard (RES) requiring the state’s utilities to obtain 25% of their power from New Energy sources by 2025. Minnesota Power, like the other of the state’s utilities, sees wind as the best way to meet that requirement. And Minnesota Power knows it will need something […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
Like so many U.S. utilities and power companies, Duke Energy is investing in New Energy. It will spend $100 million to build distributed solar generation capacity to meet peak demand stresses.
Here again a state Renewable Electricity Standard (RES) is driving the move to New Energy. North Carolina passed an RES […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Expert Says When Gas Hits $4 a Gallon in U.S., Majority of American Consumers will ‘Panic’
When Gas Hits $4 in U.S., Food, Housing, Clothing, Even iPhone Sales Will be Affected (Part 2 of 2)

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
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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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
In the last couple of years the nuclear power industry has deflated a lot of political opposition with the argument that, unlike fossil fuels, nuclear power doesn’t generate carbon dioxide emissions. But now, just as the commercial nuclear power industry appears on the verge of a worldwide resurgence, there’s a new, potentially damaging […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
A new report claims U.S. airlines could face a $9 billion annual bill in carbon costs by 2020 should the U.S. pass emissions-trading legislation. environmentalleader.com

That’s ridiculous. Long before 2020, airlines either will have gone out of business because of high fuel costs or have made the switch to bio-based jet fuel that will […]

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