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There is so much evidence of how valuable the development of wind energy is for the nation it is surprising anybody even thought to do this study: The tax credits the Congress keeps denying New Energy (6 times since December and kudos to the New Energy industries for refusing to […]

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Naming utilities, solar energy industry professionals and power system regulators as the key players, a new report from Clean Edge and Co-op America identifies roles for each in making solar energy 10% of U.S. power over the next 2 decades.
Utilities must begin by incorporating solar energy as a way to […]

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Will there be ample reward for the fuel source that replaces petroleum? The global petrochemical industry is presently valued at $2.8 trillion.
Third-generation biofuel may earn the reward. Unlike the AGROfuels and nonfood crop biofuels preceding it in the search for a renewable liquid fuel, third generation biofuel made from […]

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A NY Times discussion of the multivarious factors feeding the stunning jump in oil prices this year comes on the heels of a remarkable development Thursday: Chinese leaders unexpectedly announced increases in their government-regulated gasoline and oil prices, a move experts think will sharply reduce China’s demand. Oil prices in […]

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BusinessWeek offers the China Economic Review assessment of China’s wind energy industry. Conclusion? BOOM!
Facilitating economic growth is the first thing on the Chinese government’s agenda but Chinese leaders are not unaware of global climate change or that China’s emissions are the biggest in the world and growing worse. Seeing wind […]

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Growth in solar energy continues tempestuously yet unabated.
The supply of silicon remains compromised. Some experts say shortages will worsen, some say they will stay the same and some say they will get better. Bottom line: With or without competition from silicon computer chip manufacturers and with or without improvements […]

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Let’s welcome Volkswagen to the electric vehicle party.
They’re arriving a little late, maybe too late to avoid loss of market share to their Japanese nemeses. But as this story indicates, www.dw-world.de VW now believes that the future belongs to electric cars.
For their shareholders’ sake, let’s hope the future is now for VW, because […]

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Investment banker Goldman Sachs has identified 10 water companies it sees as “potential takeout candidates,” according to a report in Britain’s Telegraph newspaper that has so far escaped attention in the U.S.
Goldman’s forecast of a potentially large number of acquisitions in the water industry is part of the investment firm’s overall forecast that […]

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With oil quickly shaping up as the number one issue in the U.S. presidential election, Democratic candidate Barack Obama may have made a fatal mistake last week when he denounced President Bush’s plan to open up the United States to offshore oil drilling. If Republican candidate John McCain connects the dots, he will […]

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