Renewable Energy Law
By Nathanael Baker on January 14, 2010
Tags: clean energy, clean energy investment, government investment, Jordan, legislation, middle east, National Energy Strategy, net metering, renewable energy, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Fund, Renewable Energy Law, renewable power
The Kingdom of Jordan has passed the long-awaited Renewable Energy Law.
By Alison Pruitt on January 8, 2010
Tags: China, alternative energy, China, clean energy, legislation, National People's Congress, renewable energy, Renewable Energy Law, renewable power, State Council Energy Department, wind energy, wind power, Congress, Department of Energy, energy, White House
While the White House is still trying to convince Congress to pass his energy bill, China is moving forward with improvements to its energy policies.
By Alison Pruitt on January 4, 2010
Tags: China, Germany, Spain, United States, USD, alternative energy, carbon emissions, China, CO2 emissions, greenhouse gas emissions, Harvard University, NASA, Renewable Energy Law, study, Tsinghua University, wind energy, wind power, wind power potential, Chinese government, Chris P. Nielsen, electricity, energy, Harvard University, Michael B. McElroy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Texas, Tsinghua University
China’s voracious appetite for energy to fuel its frenetic economic growth is well documented. How China is going to generate that power is less well known – and a source of intense domestic and global debate.
