Submitted by New Energy News Blog
In a move obviously designed to force a choice on the recalcitrant Republican minority in the Senate that continues to block extension of the incentives New Energy needs to sustain its unprecedented growth, the Democratic majority in the House of Representatives once again pushed through a New Energy incentives package.
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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
From Iberdrola’s announcement of their intentions to spend $8 billion on New Energy in the U.S.: “[Corporate chairman] Galán stressed that the commitment of IBERDROLA to the development of renewable energies in the U.S. requires an improvement of the regulatory framework, which must be predictable, sufficient and provide stability…”
Pretty blunt. […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
Baseball, once identified absolutely with sunshine and green grass, is now a game played largely under artificial lights and too often on artificial turf. Nowhere, however, is baseball’s sense of tradition more alive and well than Boston’s Fenway Park.
As the park’s resident Red Sox return to a year-by-year league dominance […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Japan’s new policy is to halve its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050 through new technologies. www.enn.com
The company reportedly has identified 21 such technologies, including clean coal, solar, wind and hydrogen-based steelmaking.
Further evidence that, even if the price of oil should miraculously come down, the push for new energy technology won’t let up.
Until […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Last December EnergyTechStocks.com forecast that 2008 would be a battle between peak oil believers vs. deniers. (See Investors Should Expect to be Buffeted by Oil Price Uncertainty). When Goldman Sachs issued its $200 oil prediction last month, arguing that demand growth would continue to outpace available supply, the believers took control of the […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
As automakers respond to rising gasoline prices by rushing to turn out gas-electric hybrid models, companies developing lithium-ion batteries that can store more energy are attracting a lot of investor attention. Receiving far less attention are companies that build the packs and the associated power electronics, in particular, Germany’s Continental AG, which looks […]

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