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By Zaher Karp on July 17, 2009
Tags: Wal-Mart, China, EUR, clean technology, CMS Legal Services, EU, European Union, hydrogen, low-carbon transportation, Masdar City, Osford Analytics, renewable energy, report, research, Waste Management, water management, Commission of European Communities, energy, European Union, oil, United States Army
Oxford Analytica, commissioned by CMS Legal Services, produced a report on the state of European clean technology innovation.
By Nathanael Baker on July 8, 2009
Tags: David Milborrow, energy grid, Greenpeace, investment, report, research and development, United Kingdom, wind energy, wind power, WWF
In the United Kingdom a new report has inspired several organizations to urge the government to make a paradigm shift in its energy policy.
By Mitchell Anderson on June 29, 2009
Tags: Coulomb Technologies, USD, California, China, Coulomb Technologies, electric car, electric vehicle, EV, EV Charge America, grid energy storage, Hawaii, Oregon, pike research, plug-in stations, report, V2G, charging infrastructure, energy, Hawaii, John Gartner, Oregon
Much of the attention around the emerging electric vehicle market focuses on cars and batteries - but where will you plug them in?
By Nathanael Baker on June 15, 2009
Tags: Australia, Australia Geothermal Energy Association, geothermal energy, geothermal power, report, research and development, World Wildlife Foundation
According to a report conducted by the Australian Geothermal Energy (AGEA) Association geothermal power could provide Australia with over 17,000 jobs by 2050.
By Nathanael Baker on June 12, 2009
Tags: EEA, energy demand, EU, Europe, European Environment Agency, European Union, European Wind Energy Association, EWEA, offshore wind, report, wind energy, wind power, wind power potential
The European Environment Agency (EEA) has published a new report which states Europe's wind power potential is vastly larger than its energy demand.
