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By Mitchell Anderson on October 26, 2010
Tags: Ireland, Spain, USD, EU emissions, Ireland, Ireland greenhouse gas emissions, Irish economy, recession, cement, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, European Union, Finance, Mary Kelly
It’s not a way a country wants to reduce their carbon footprint. The global recession hit Ireland so hard that greenhouse gas emissions fell for the first time eight years – dropping 7.9% over 2008. In spite of this unplanned carbon trimming, the country is still about 5% above their Kyoto targets.
By Jeanne Roberts on September 9, 2010
Tags: Energy Resource Management Corp., McKinsey & Company, USD, blue chips, building trades, California, Center for American Progress, Connecticut, construction, Depression, energy efficiency, Energy Resource Management Corp., jobs, junk bonds, manufacturing, Maryland, Massachusetts, McKinsey & Company, New York City, recession, renewable energy credit, Renewable Portfolio Standard, Senator Harry Reid, utility rate unbundling, wood products, Bill Campbell, Bracken Hendricks, building energy efficiency, California, Connecticut, energy, Harry Reid, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Pen Goodale
A new report this month, under the auspices of the Center for American Progress – a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank – and Energy Resource Management Corp. (an energy investment firm), states that energy efficiency is one of the most promising paths to jumpstarting the faltering economy and creating jobs.
By Jeanne Roberts on June 24, 2010
Tags: A123 Systems Inc., Chevy Volt, Chrysler, Dow chemical company, Dow Kokam, Ford, GM, Johnson Controls-Saft Advanced Power Solutions LLC, TK Advanced Battery LLC, Townsend Capital LLC, SGD, USD, A123 Systems Inc., American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, ARRA, auto industry, Chrysler, DOE, Dow Chemical, electric vehicle, EPA, EV, GM, housing market, hybrid electric vehicle, Johnson Controls-Saft Advanced Power Solutions LLC, Joseph Biden, Kokam plant, LG Chem-Compact Power, Li-ion, lithium-ion battery, Michigan, Midland, Ravi Shanker, recession, Superfund tax, TK Advanced Battery LLC, Townsend Capital LLC, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, chemical, David Townsend, Dennis Townsend, energy, Joseph Biden, manufacturing, Maryland, Michigan, oil and gas, Oregon, Ravi Shanker, Rhode Island, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Department of Energy, World Economic Forum
