Submitted by New Energy News Blog
Because global climate change is such a “hot” topic, most Senators rightly believe they will get voters’ attention by taking it on. Beyond that agreement, the usual partisan bickering sets in. It is exacerbated by election year tensions and stratagems.Because it is widely assumed no climate change legislation will succeed […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
There is an old saying: Prior planning precludes poor performance. FPL Group has planned for the eventuality of a carbon-constrained economy by building New Energy assets in its FPL Energy subsidiary. When the federal government moves on legislation to require emissions reductions, FPL Group expects not only to “preclude poor […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
The law of unintended consequences strikes again and NewEnergyNews must plead guilty. Mea culpa, mea culpa.
Early on, when the fight was (and still is) against AGROfuels, it seemed like a good idea – if there must be biofuels – to urge the planting of “second generation” nonfood crops on non-crop […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
General Electric says water shortages and drought will be the world’s next crisis. www.guardian.co.uk
“We believe that, just as greenhouse gas emissions have been a big societal challenge, the same thing is true for water,” GE CEO Jeff Immelt said in a speech delivered, appropriately enough, in China.
GE already is planning to make money […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Every investment decision you make should be based in part on the rapidly changing world of energy. Whether or not you own any of the fast-rising number of companies directly involved in revolutionizing the energy industry through solar, wind, electric vehicles and so on, the revolution in how energy is produced, consumed and […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Too little attention has been paid to last week’s press reports that China’s state-owned oil company, CNOOC Ltd., may be preparing a takeover bid for Canada’s Talisman Energy Ltd. Whether or not CNOOC bids for Talisman, it is inevitable that big state-owned energy concerns, as well as oil producing countries’ cash-rich sovereign funds, […]

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