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Fort Carson on track toward 2020 energy independence

Fort Carson appears on track to be off the grid by 2020, Army officials said Wednesday. more...
Filed under: Solar

OSU Extension presents an electrifying exhibit

Oklahomans of all ages have recently been able to gain a better understanding about renewable energy systems and technological advances, thanks in part to Oklahoma State University's Scott Frazier and Paul Weckler. more...
Filed under: Wind

Green energy project, jobs at standstill in Danville

U.S. Green Energy is running behind on creating jobs and building its Cane Creek Centre facility, but company leaders say they will make it happen. more...
Filed under: Solar

Sand sets meeting on his proposal to build nuclear plant in Red River Valley

North Dakota Republican U.S. Senate candidate Duane Sand will hold two press conferences and a town hall meeting this month to discuss his energy plan and proposal to build a nuclear power plant in the Red River Valley. more...
Filed under: Nuclear

Nuclear plants more capable of dealing with accidents than thought in past

A relatively severe accident at a nuclear plant like Dominion Virginia Power's Surry Power Station would be significantly less dangerous than federal regulators previously thought, an NRC study says. more...
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ARTICLES

Shale Gas -- Friend or Foe

By Richard Goodwin -
Since I reside in Palm Beach County, FL, I pay attention to my local electricity rates, provided by Florida Power & Light [FPL] -- a more...
Filed under: Fossil & Biomass

Gas Molecules and Dust in the Atmosphere Cool the Earth!

By Bob Ashworth -
Many meteorologists have blamed water vapor and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere for warming the earth. Below is an excerpt from a paper1 written by more...
Filed under: Environmental, Emissions & Carbon Management

The Climate Change Challenge -- Can we turn the Titanic before it's too late?

By Peter Meisen -
We've seen the movie and we know the outcome. The unsinkable Titanic hits the iceberg and two-thirds of the ships passengers and crew were lost. more...
Filed under: Environmental, Emissions & Carbon Management

Is it Time for California to Phase Out Nuclear Power?

By Tam Hunt -
Italy recently became the fourth nation to pledge to phase out nuclear power since Japan's Fukushima disaster. Italy accomplished this feat by a popular referendum, more...
Filed under: Nuclear

Nuclear-Based Electricity and Economic Theory

By Ferdinand E. Banks - The purpose of this article is to extend the short paper I presented as part of an energy 'debate' at the recent 'Singapore Energy Week'. more...
Filed under: Nuclear
 
 

ENERGY BLOGS

USAGAPP.com USA Green jobs now.Org Secures bids for smart grid inspections 2012 summer. Green Electr

Blogger Photo By Ron Vogt - USAGAPP.com USA Green jobs now.Org Secures bids for smart grid inspections 2012 summer. Green Electricity Network Integration ($36.4 million) USAGAPP.com more...

Commissioners visit New Mexico for natural gas conference The Daily Review

By Da Roberts -   TOWANDA - While Bradford County has experienced extensive gas drilling for a few years, what will it be like more...

Disruption – Where Art Thou? Notes from Distributech

Blogger Photo By Martin Rosenberg - There is all the glitter – the gleaming transmission widgets, the towering consultants’ tents. Tons of wall-to-wall eye candy for more...

The Utility MACT: It's Now a Fact

Blogger Photo By Peter Spinney - As stated in my recent CSAPR post, the New Year has been a tumultuous period for power generators, with respect more...

FIGURES DON'T LIE, BUT....

Blogger Photo By Jim Brumm - I'm sure everyone immediately finished this little saying I was reminded of when I read this news release. I have more...

POST FUKUSHIMA DISASTER; THE FATE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY

Blogger Photo By Shehu Khaleel - Why the heated attack between the pro-nuclear and pro-renewable energy experts intensifies after the Fukushima incidence? The two groups had more...
 

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Steps Towards a Low Carbon Future: Technologies That Will Support the Global Revolution Required

Thursday Feb 9, 2012 - 11:00 AM Eastern - Your Desktop

Did you know the United Kingdom, the world's sixth largest economy, expects to exceed EU targets for carbon emission reduction by 2020? Scotland, the Northern part of United Kingdom, is currently becoming a world class leader in promoting sensor, offshore more...

Filed under: Environmental, Emissions & Carbon Management

AESP's 22nd National Conference & Expo

Monday Feb 6, 2012 - Thursday Feb 9, 2012 - San Diego, CA - USA

Join us in San Diego for the premier energy industry conference that draws the top program managers, policy makers, marketers, evaluators, consultants and vendors in energy efficiency. Highly regarded experts in their respective fields will lead over 60 sessions that more...

Filed under: Energy Storage
 


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