renewable technology
By Jeanne Roberts on November 20, 2009
Tags: United States, cent, USD, Carbon Capture and Storage, coal, energy cost, environment, International Energy Agency, oil and gas supply, peak oil, renewable energy, renewable power, renewable technology, solar energy, solar power, wind energy, wind power, World Energy Outlook, Arthur Berman, electricity, energy, Greenpeace, oil, oil and gas
The one thing that may put renewable energies like solar power over the top in the future is not price, efficiency, or even the size of environmental footprints, but merely the fact that oil and gas reserves are becoming increasingly uncertain.
By Shannon Roxborough on October 14, 2009
Tags: Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Northrop Grumman, U.S. Naval Facilities Engineering, United States, USD, financing, government contract, investment, Lockheed Martin, marine energy, NYSE:LMT, ocean power, ocean thermal energy conversion, renewable energy, renewable technology, U.S. Navy, aerospace, C-130J, energy, Maryland, Pentagon, simulation
Military contractors don't bring to mind the image of sustainable energy development and green technology. Yet, like corporations in many sectors, defense mainstay Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT) is slowly moving in that direction.
By Nathanael Baker on September 14, 2009
Tags: China, China Greentech Initiative, clean energy, clean tech, clean tech development, economic growth, renewable technology, report, research, urbanization
According to a new study by the China Greentech Initiative, China couple potentially develop into a $500 billion to $1 trillion a year market for renewable technologies.
By Nathanael Baker on July 7, 2009
Tags: economic stimulus package, funding, government, Japan, renewable energy, renewable power, renewable technology, solar power, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine, wind turbine regulations
Japan has been one of the slowest moving countries in its development of renewable technology infrastructure.
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 Kevin Grandia on June 5, 2009
Tags: Incentives, Dupont, Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Hawaii Solar Energy Resources, Incentives
Hawaii Energy Tax Credits, Lockheed Martin, Starwood Energy Group, Starwood Energy Group Global, America, Japan, United States, Person Career, energy blogs, green energy blog, renewable energy, renewable energy blogs, renewable technology, Arizona, biofuels, chemical, Department of Energy, Deval Patrick, electricity, energy, Hawaii, Massachusetts, plastics, Tesla Roadster
Here's 10 great renewable energy stories hot right now in the blogosphere. Do you blog on renewable energy? Drop me a line and tell me about it, or leave a link in the comment section.
By Nathanael Baker on May 19, 2009
Tags: biodiesel, biofuel, hydrocarbon, Inc., LS9, Procter and Gamble, renewable chemicals, renewable energy, renewable technology
The renewable petroleum company, LS9, Inc. has secured an important partnership with Procter and Gamble (P&G), one of the world's largest consumer products companies.
By Nathanael Baker on April 21, 2009
Tags: Center for American Progress, clean technology, electric grid, government, renewable energy, renewable power, renewable technology, United States
A new study from the Center for American Progress shows the United States is falling behind other countries in the development and application of renewable energy sources.
By Nathanael Baker on April 7, 2009
Tags: alternative technology, battery, clean technology, emerging technology, nanogenerator, renewable technology, Research
According to the American Chemical Society (ACS), people will soon be able to recharge their cellphones and ipods through the movement of their bodies.
