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By Jeanne Roberts on July 1, 2011
Tags: Google, USD, battery, biomass, Carbon Capture and Storage, carbon taxes, clean energy, CNG, coal, compressed natural gas, concentrating solar power, CSP, CSS, electric vehicle, Energy Secretary Steven Chu, EV, gas, GDP, Google.org, grid storage, Incentives, LCET, Low Carbon Economics Tool, offshore wind, oil, President Barack Obama, renewable energy, solar PV, technology, The Impact of Clean Energy Innovation, U.S. Department of Energy, wind energy, Barack Obama, electricity, energy, oil, oil and gas, Steven Chu, U.S. Department of Energy
Google's philanthropic arm, Google.org, has released a study that delves into the impact of clean-energy innovation on both the nation’s financial health and its job sector.
By Joseph Baker on October 13, 2010
Tags: Britain electric grid, Britain renewable energy, electric grid, energy sources, gas, low carbon economy, nuclear, ofgem, RIIO, smart grid, solar, uk electricity regulator, wind farms
With aging power networks that were built in the 1950s and 1960s trying to deliver new sources of energy as well as handle increased electricity demand, UK electricity regulator Ofgem says Britain will require a
By Farron Cousins on October 7, 2010
Tags: USD, biomass, Clean, developing countries, economy, energy demand, Farron Cousins, Fuel, gas, oil, Oil Change International, renewable energy, World Bank, electricity, energy, Finance, oil, World Bank
For decades the World Bank has been working to help poor and developing nations to meet the needs of their countrymen, which includes increasing access of electricity to the 1.4 billion people across the globe who currently go without.
By Nathanael Baker on March 8, 2010
Tags: alternative fuels, biofuel, clean energy, Cosan, electric cars, Fuel, gas, investment, NYSE:RDS.A, oil, Royal Dutch Shell, Shell
There is no doubt about it, Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE:RDS.A) is an oil company through and through.
