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South Dakota is about to become host to the biggest wind farm ANYWHERE. This is the kind of humongous news the wind energy industry has been awaiting expectantly for some time.
As T. Boone Pickens has been so vigorously pointing out this summer (see Saturday Video: The Problem and the Pickens […]

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California’s dynamic solar energy market has separated into 3 segments: The distributed home solar system “retail” market, the utility- and big-money dominated solar power plant “wholesale” market and the “’tweeners,” distributed but larger-scale systems for commercial-sized buildings.
Utility giant Southern California Edison (SCE), a solar industry leader, wants to own and […]

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The U.S. Army wants to be more “sustainable.” Is this a new recruiting strategy? Well, there was no point in “going green.”The truth: Turns out the Army thinks efficiency is more than just (as Vice President Cheney once condescendingly dubbed it) a sign of “personal virtue.” The Army has come […]

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More evidence that the “happy days are here again” talk on Wall Street won’t last.
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), oil production in non-OPEC countries is set to peak within the next two years. business.timesonline.co.uk
Since non-OPEC production is 60% of global production, well, you get the drift.
Until tomorrow.

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Have U.S. gasoline prices peaked for 2008? Maybe. Will they go even higher next year? Almost definitely.
Every year since 2003, over a period lasting about two to three months, gas prices in the U.S. have fallen anywhere from about 10% to 30% from their summertime highs, as demand slackened with the changing of […]

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In search of that one investment that will make you filthy rich? EnergyTechStocks doesn’t have a crystal ball. But it spends a lot of time studying how the biggest industry in the world - energy - is undergoing profound changes that will make this planet very different within 5 to 10 years. We […]

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The price of oil is finally dropping. Could the threat of action against speculators have moved them out of the futures market?
A deadlocked Congress now teeters on the brink of a deal. Legislators may vote to do something about speculation and to extend the vital New Energy incentives or may […]

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Two New Energy companies with an interest in developing the Gulf of Mexico’s wealth of resources are pooling their talents in an incredibly exciting venture.
Hydro Green Energy LLC of Houston, TX, describes its technology as “hydrokinetic power systems.” Call it what they will, it is the harvesting of wave energy. […]

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A few names are emerging at the forefront of the solar power plant development explosion in the U.S. southwest. Among those there is no more prominent a name, in fact no finer a pedigree, than that of Luz.
BrightSource Energy, a Silicon Valley-based firm, owns Luz, an Israeli company. It purchased […]

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Environmentalists get ready to choke.
A new report concludes that the world’s coal-fired electrical generation capacity will rise by 60% between now and 2020. www.poweronline.com.
No indication how much of that new capacity will have modern emissions-control equipment, but you can guess.
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In search of that one investment that will make you filthy rich? EnergyTechStocks doesn’t have a crystal ball. But it spends a lot of time studying how the biggest industry in the world - energy - is undergoing profound changes that will make this planet very different within 5 to 10 years. We […]

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Everyone knows that coal-fired power plants emit carbon dioxide, a key contributor to global warming. But according to Thomas Byrne of the Algal Biomass Organization (ABO), the very plants that are poisoning the atmosphere may be put to work saving it. Byrne told EnergyTechStocks that electric utilities are working on projects that would […]

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This slightly dated but highly relevant May 15 news item just came to the attention of NewEnergyNews.
Almost 3 months old and only slightly dated? Well, it’s about scientific research on “clean” coal and not expected to produce final conclusions for 10 years, so there didn’t seem to be any hurry […]

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Whenever the nuclear industry wants to trumpet its safety and practicality, it always points to France. The industry can’t repeat often enough how France gets 80% of its energy from nuclear power and has never suffered from the potential dangers.Yeah, well, here’s the thing: When an industry’s motto is, “What […]

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The 5000 delegates to the Democratic National Convention have been asked to spend $7.50 each to offset their greenhouse gas emissions (GhGs). When delegates to a national presidential convention are asked to consider “offsetting” their GhGs, it is time to think about “offsets.”The idea is controversial and easily satirized.
Susan Innis, […]

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Article after article like The Next Generation of Alternative Energy…(July 25, U.S. News & World Report) highlights the growing rush of venture capital funding to New Energy.
Solar power plant technology, algae-to-liquid fuel technology and ocean energy electricity-generation technology are the “fav raves” that a recent report from Cleantech Group described […]

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Utilities have become the driving force behind the installation of solar energy systems in the U.S. But there is a driving force behind them.
The Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) released the results of a market survey and research, a ranking of utilities for their use of solar energy to generate […]

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Many observers heralded Royal Dutch Shell’s May withdrawal of its share of the financing for the London Array, the world’s biggest offshore wind installation, as the beginning of the end for Britain’s offshore wind ambitions. NewEnergyNews immediately predicted other financing would be found and the project would go forward. (See […]

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You would think that the government of India, a country facing very, very serious energy challenges, would do whatever it could to help solve those problems.
Forget it. Honda just introduced India to the first hybrid electric motor vehicle. But because the vehicle will carry an incredibly high import duty slapped on by the […]

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They aren’t talking publicly about it for competitive reasons, but commercial airlines’ internal analyses have determined that algae is a “strong candidate” to displace jet fuel.
That’s according to Thomas Byrne of the Algal Biomass Organization (ABO), a not-for-profit group dedicated to developing commercial markets for microalgae biomass, the kind observable only with a […]

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Numbers from China are always impressive. Reports of new coal plant construction and burgeoning greenhouse gas emissions are mind boggling. Numbers for New Energy building in China, especially wind energy installation, are also impressive.Steve Sawyer, secretary general, Global Wind Energy Council: “China’s wind energy market is unrecognisable from two years […]

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The more the EU looks at this idea, the more acceptance it finds.A recent presentation again touted the building of enough solar power plants in the North African and Middle Eastern deserts to power the EU and the building of a high voltage direct current (HVDC) supergrid to deliver it. […]

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The exertion of force being a bit more flagrant in Russia than in the West, it is hard to know whether Russians are not yet aware of the bad news about AGROfuels or whether those backing the play just don’t care. (See AGROFUELS BAD NEWS: OXFAM)
In either case, entrepreneur Pyotr […]

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Stephen Colbert interviews Sierra Club Executive Director Carl Pope, leader of “the fightin’ treehuggers.” Hilarious, as usual. From Comedy Central.

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