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In the race to install fuel-saving stop-start technology in motor vehicles, it’s shaping up as a battle between Germany’s Bosch and France’s Valeo. Or is it? Both companies have the air of a winner as more European automakers look to stop-start technology to make their vehicles more fuel efficient and cleaner running.
Investors won’t […]

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Energy efficiency is coming in all shapes and sizes, from plug-in electric cars that all-but-eliminate gasoline to light emitting diode (LED) lights that use a fraction of the electricity used by incandescent bulbs. At this point, however, some companies that possibly could turn out to be winners are still purely speculative plays, and […]

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Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reportedly have developed an inexpensive new way to turn ordinary windows into solar collectors. www.cbsnews.com
The glass is coated to absorb light that is channeled to a collector around the edge of the window.
Researchers believe the new technology could be commercially available within three years.
Until Monday.

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
Solar power plant capacity is expected to double every 16 months over the next five years and reach 6,400 megawatts by 2012.
Solar power plants typically use one of the several concentrating solar photovoltaic (CSP) technologies although there are some very large photovoltaic (PV) arrays that generate on the power plant […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
The widely heralded calls from Al Gore and T. Boone Pickens for more New Energy keep echoing through the canyons of popular attention.Kansas, a state right in the middle of the Midwestern wind corridor Pickens describes in his presentations as “the Saudi Arabia of wind,” is buzzing. Under the bold […]

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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev) seems out of place. Charged with wrangling the thundering herd of Senate Democrats in its contentions against a Republican minority uninhibited about using its debate crushing filibuster power, his mild-mannered ways haven’t effected legislative accomplishment.
And the Drudge Report recently turned Senator Reid notorious when […]

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