Test case: what happens when a government requires renewable energy?
Let's take a look. Not at Denmark, or Portugal or Germany.
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Coal Wars: Navajo Nation sues the feds, Kansas to konk old King Koal?
The Navajo Nation and a private power company in Texas are suing the E.P.
Google (o)ogles solar
Courtesy: esolarFrom the Internet to solar energy is not a usual expansion of corporate ownership. But Google is now playing with the Big Boys, like General Electric that builds wind turbines, nuclear plant parts and owns numerous content websites.
All that solar energy is wasted overnight, but now there's a way to capture it
The folks at the Idaho National Laboratory say they've come up with a way to make solar energy work round the clock. The sporadic nature of solar energy and the need thus to store day-time solar for night-time use has long been one of the biggest bugaboos cited by solar doubters.
There's one fossil fuel that is becoming more abundant, thanks to technology
It's long been a popular fuel for industrial use, and even got some play in the transportation market. Now natural gas will be even more popular in America because IT'S ACTUALLY BECOMING MORE PLENTIFUL.
Bay Area: sunny upside
The past decade has seen a surge in solar installations across the San Francisco Bay Area and the Silicon Valley leads the region. Top five counties in the region:1.
What's hot, what's not, in energy land
What's hot? Wind says the MSM and all the ads being sponsored by former oilman T.
Wind is picking up speed
A study coming from Emerging Energy Research projects continued expansion of the wind energy market. It's being led by installations in China and the U.
Fayetteville becomes center of "Green Valley"
Yes, that Fayetteville. In Arkansas, home of Wal-Mart.
Energy Independence Day...not yet, but it's a popular idea
Click on any image to see the whole picture.These are just three of the images from our local Fourth of July Parade today.