Submitted by New Energy News Blog
Money continues to flow to New Energy.
Part of the reason is no doubt simply because more and more people with money see New Energy as a likely place money will make money. But New Energy investment is expected to make money for a unique and important set of reasons.
Brian Fan, […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
The results of a Southern Company-commissioned study of offshore wind in Georgia are in. The report finds good prospects for offshore wind in Georgia but that’s not news.
Even if this is the most crass greenwashing of the year – and NewEnergyNews has no reason to say it is – it […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
According to IEA Work For The G8; 2008 Messages, a new International Energy Agency (IEA) report, global climate change requires “concerted global action” and presents “daunting energy challenges” but also offers opportunities.Among the report’s assertions: “…it is urgent for industrialized countries to seize today’s opportunities to develop a more sustainable […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Most of the U.S. news media still doesn’t understand that the important energy news is happening outside the United States. Once again this week, cameras rolled as the White House and Congress bickered for partisan advantage, this time over offshore oil drilling. Meanwhile, half a world way, three events – one indicative of […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
He’s a trend tracker, not a stock picker. But that doesn’t mean Rafael Coven, manager of the Cleantech Index, doesn’t have opinions about the stock prices of companies. Take Insituform Technologies Inc., a company with technology for repairing leaky underground water and sewer pipes without digging and disruption.
Coven believes Insituform, which trades on […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
Got a refrigerator? Then you might want to cut out this story and put it up. seattlepi.nwsource.com
The article gives the key energy positions of Senators Barack Obama and John McCain.
While their positions differ, the article concludes that the two candidates have one thing in common: neither has explained how he will pay for […]

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