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A Closer Look Into Samsung's Mega Wind and Solar Deal with Ontario

By Harry Tournemille on January 25, 2010

Tags: Korea Electric Power Corporation, Samsung, USD, Canada, Korea Electric Power Corporation, Ontario, Ontario Green Energy Act, Samsung, solar energy, solar power, solar towers, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine blades, Dalton McGuinty, electricity, energy, Ontario

Ontario's recent Green Energy Act appears to be paying off quickly.

Samsung-led group drops $7 billion on green energy in Ontario, Canada

By Kevin Grandia on January 24, 2010

Tags: Korea Electric Power Corporation, Samsung, Samsung C&T Corporation, Canada, CAD, cent, USD, finance, Korea Electric Power Corporation (NYSE:KEP), ontario clean energy, ontario green energy, ontarion renewable energy, Samsung C&T Corporation, energy, manufacturing, Ontario

In what is being touted as one of the largest clean energy deals to date, a consortium led by Samsung C&T Corporation and Korea Electric Power Corporation (NYSE:KEP) signed a C$7 billion deal with

Clean Technology & Sustainable Industries Organization Announces Energy-Tech Event

By Robert Gluck on December 16, 2009

The Clean Technology & Sustainable Industries Organization (CTSI) announced an event that is sure to change the way we look at energy.

Is EnergyStar Outdated? Consumer Reports Thinks So

By Harry Tournemille on October 5, 2009

Tags: Samsung, the Star, CFA, Consumer Federation of America, Consumer Reports, DOE, energy efficiency, EnergyStar, EPA, Jessica A. Knoblauch, National Resources Defense Council, U.S. Department of Energy, United States, energy, Jessica A. Knoblauch, Mark Connelly, U.S. Department of Energy

A selling feature on almost every appliance, tech gadget, and electrical household device is its energy efficiency--something generally marked by the EnergyStar logo we've all become accustomed to. But is EnergyStar as efficient as consumers are led to think?

South Korea's Renewable Technology Push

By Shannon Roxborough on July 22, 2009

Tags: L.M. Ericsson Telephone Co., Samsung, South Korea, USD, alternative energy, energy efficiency, green initiative, greenhouse gas, Korea Development Bank, pollution, Samsung, SONY Ericsson, South Korea, broadband, cellular telephone, electronics, energy, environmental technologies

With mounting public and political awareness of the effects of global warming and climate change, nations across the globe are taking steps to promote renewable energy industries. The most recent to announce its intentions is South Korea.