Copenhagen
By Mitchell Anderson on June 5, 2009
Tags: Copenhagen, Europe, China, Japan, South Korea, USD, Person Career, Quotation, green economy, renewable technology, stimulus spending, UNEP, Alberta, Commission of European Communities, electricity, electronics, energy, European Union, oil, Taro Aso, United Nations
Like many markets, the renewable sector has been hit hard by collapsing access to credit and newly skittish investors.
The silver lining however has been an unprecedented outpouring of public money into the marketplace, much of it earmarked towards building a greener global economy.
By Nathanael Baker on May 29, 2009
Tags: Copenhagen, Nissan, Volkswagen, Africa, China, India, United States, USD, Company Expansion, Wind Turbine Towers, bats, biodiesel, biofuel, biomass, carbon dioxide, China, Copenhagen Conference, Denmark, Department of Energy, EV-02, India, Nissan, nitrous dioxide, Obama, renewable energy, solar energy, solar power, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine, Wind-It, biofuels, energy, Kansas, Middle East, U.S. Department of Energy
This week Energyboom was dominated by solar news from across the globe.
By Kevin Grandia on May 29, 2009
Tags: Copenhagen, Paris, Associated Press, United States, Environmental Issue, Person Career, Environmental Protection Agency, lisa jackson epa, obama renewable energy, stephen chu, us renewable technology, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Lisa Jackson, Stephen Chu, United Nations
During a trip to Paris this week, Lisa Jackson, the Administrator for the US Environmental Protection Agency said that her country should, " take the lead on clean energy technology, recession or no."
By Brendan Demelle on May 28, 2009
Tags: Copenhagen, Kyoto, Duke Energy, Reuters, COP, Environmental Issue, Person Career, Carbon Capture and Storage, clean technology, coal power, Copenhagen Climate Council, Copenhagen Conference, Duke Energy, The Copenhagen Call, clean technologies, Copenhagen Climate Council, energy, finance, James Rogers, World Business Summit on Climate Change
Twelve executives from multinational corporations called yesterday for international aid to help clean technologies replace fossil fuels.
By Mitchell Anderson on May 26, 2009
Tags: Copenhagen, Australia, China, India, USD, brightsource energy, california solar power, concentrated solar power report, solar energy, solar power, solar power report, solar thermal energy, Brightsource, California, electricity, energy, eSolar, Greenpeace, Nevada, Nevada Solar One, North Africa, pdf, Skyfuel, Soalr Reserve, Solar Millennium, United Nations
A new report states that concentrating solar power (CSP) technology could supply 7% of the world’s energy by 2030 [pdf] and 25% by 2050.
By Harry Tournemille on May 25, 2009
Tags: Copenhagen, York, America, Environmental Issue, cap and trade, carbon emissions, Energy, Obama, reduction, Reform, energy, Energy Reform, Environmental Protection Agency, finance, John Harwood, Obama, oil, Senate, United Nations
Obama's early accomplishment of uniting auto-makers, workers, environmentalists, and governors to implement stringent fuel-economy standards for vehicles is only the beginning of a potential uphill battle for climate reform.
