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Uncle Sam to pond scum: I want you!
The rough cost estimates for producing algae fuel vary right now from $10 a gallon to $40, said Al Darzins, who manages the national bioenergy center at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colo. "Obviously, that's not cost effective,"
Solar Sites identified
Interior Department makes it easier for Solar Development)….The Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar has announced sites in six western states as Solar Energy Study areas. The purpose in identifying the sites is to fast-track solar development in the
Energy efficiency project in Brazil
Biogas as a source for renewable energy also reduces CO2 emissions when utilized in energy production. This helps the environment and reduces operational expenses, improving the economic situation of public water utilities.
Military backing algae-based fuel research
The rough cost estimates for producing algae fuel vary right now from $10 a gallon to $40, said Al Darzins, who manages the national bioenergy center at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado. “Obviously, that's not cost effective
Norway Wind Power Law
By Sam Hopkins Now, Norway's new power chief is joining with the country's parliament to make the non-EU country a key component in continental renewable energy goals. "Offshore wind energy may become the next adventure for the Norwegian industry and
2009-07-03 UK marine research gets a boost with USD 16.3m
The money will be used by the Peninsula Research Institute for Marine Renewable Energy, which was founded two years ago by the University of Plymouth and the University of Exeter, with funding from the South West RDA of around GBP 7.3m (USD 11.92m).
Is America ready for a real opposition party now?
derivatives and minimal effect on emissions, give away 85% of the carbon permits to corporations over the next decade, offer a $150 billion handout to coal companies, and impose a severely inadequate 15% renewable energy standard by 2020.
