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In what is described as the first program of its kind in Japan, Nissan has agreed to pledge one ton of carbon offsets for every March Collet automobile it sells in its home country. www.environmentalleader.com
Another piece of evidence that Nissan is going after the “green” crowns currently worn by Toyota and Honda.
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A new report from the Houston-based energy analysts at Raymond James & Associates warns investors not to think that the price of oil will decline if the U.S. dollar strengthens against other world currencies.
While not discounting the impact of movements in the dollar on daily fluctuations in the price of oil, the report […]

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When Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and other well-connected investment banking firms need to advise their billionaire private banking clients what to do in the area of renewable energy, they probably turn to someone like EnergyTechStocks.com’s “Washington Insider.”
So we asked our inside man what he thinks investors should do in the event Congress does […]

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Utilities are investing in new power plants. Why is that news? Because they are SOLAR power plants.
Despite the failure of the U.S. Congress to extend the solar energy industry investment tax credits (ITCs) that will expire at the end of this year, big investors are courageously building for a future […]

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Here’s a good phrase: monopile tower technology. It describes wind turbines with a single (mono) tower. (Not to be confused with mano, Spanish for hand and indicative of manly effort.) Monopile tower technology is inadequate for the tempestuous environment of deep ocean waters where wind energy potential is enormously rich. […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
From the NY Times’ Tom Friedman: “For Egypt’s poor, who make up 40 percent of the population, food makes up 60 percent of their household budget. When wheat prices double, because more U.S. farmers plant corn for biofuels, it is devastating for Egyptians, who depend on imported American wheat for […]

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