Renewable Views
So you are probably saying to yourself why should I rush to order service for a ‘renewable energy’ related vanity toll-free number? Well, let’s start by saying that your SMART competitors are contacting us...more
Renewable Energy News
Legislation supports clean energy: Managers see 3 stocks that may ...
Covanta has domestic and international opportunities with its waste-to-energy facilities that convert municipal waste into renewable energy, as well as other forms of renewable energy generation, Horwitz said. In the US, it converts about 5% of the
Making Chinese officials see green
Liu said that new energy programs would involve investment of trillions and that new energy output was likely to exceed the targets set by the nation's overall energy and renewable energy plans. The first phase of the program would see a strategic
China Considers Higher Renewable Energy Targets
Coal-dependent China plans to generate at least 15 percent of its energy capacity from wind, solar and other renewable energy sources by 2020. Chief policy makers said they are revising earlier targets to create a "greener" environment, adding that new
Energy bill will do little to cut US oil imports
US electricity generation is half from coal and the rest mostly from nuclear energy, hydro and renewable energy. Only about 2 percent is from oil. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office said that the bill, when combined with the 2007 energy bill and the
Ed McPhee: Making a joke of politics
Coleman's term was widely regarded as a successful one, and his work on legislation for renewable energy and rural infrastructure helped serve the needs of Minnesotans. The voters hardly had reason to remove him from office — but they did,
Maine isles to support 'offshore' wind project
EOS Ventures, the renewable energy development company based at Jiminy Peak, is engineering a $14 million wind turbine project for two islands, Vinalhaven and North Haven, located 13 miles off the coast of Maine. According to Tyler Fairbank,
America, the silly nation
Only a very silly nation would shift billions of dollars to such "clean" and "renewable" energy when it was sitting on top of tons of coal. Only a silly nation would ensure that its other vast, natural and national resource, oil, would be put off
Winning by losing on cap and trade
By W. James Antle III Late last month, the House of Representatives narrowly passed the Waxman-Markey bill, which takes the controversial "cap and trade" approach to reducing carbon emissions. Although it faces an uncertain future in the Senate,
Making officials see green
Liu said that new energy programs would involve investment of trillions and that new energy output was likely to exceed the targets set by the nation's overall energy and renewable energy plans. The first phase of the program would see a strategic
China considers higher renewable energy targets
By Fu Jing (China Daily) Coal-dependent China plans to generate at least 15 percent of its energy capacity from wind, solar and other renewable energy sources by 2020. Chief policy makers said they are revising earlier targets to create a "greener"
The right side of history ... and of the energy lobbyists, too
Former Sen. John Breaux, D-La., is one of Entergy's lobbyists on renewable energy. Although this bill's supporters charge opponents with being corporate shills, this bill is progressing on the strength of corporate lobbyists.
Turning baby steps into long strides in warming fight
Instead, a weaker version was consolidated into the renewable energy standard. Efficiency is entirely different from renewable energy, and the revised bill errs when it considers these distinct clean energy tools to be interchangeable.
This ET sure isn't science fiction
And they have the most aggressive renewable energy deployment in the world, for wind, solar and nuclear, and are already beating their targets.” Here's the key point on energy from the draft report of the president's Economic Recovery Advisory Board:
