energy
By Leslie Berliant on May 25, 2009
Tags: Detroit, Honolulu, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Washington, Domestic Business Management, Martin GMBH, Ogden Corporation, Americas, Asia, Europe, Germany, United States, Environmental Issue, energy from waste, Fishing for Energy, Paul Stauder, renewable energy, waste to energy, bank, California, east coast, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Florida, Hawaii, Interview with Paul Stauder of Covanta Energy, Leslie Berliant, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, mid-Atlantic, mp3, Paul Stauder, Pennsylvania, pollution control, Virginia, west coast
Today I’m talking with Paul Stauder, Senior Vice President of Domestic Business Management at Covanta Energy.
By Leslie Berliant on May 25, 2009
Tags: The Guardian, pence, USD, Environmental Issue, Person Career, Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound, Cape Cod, Cape Wind, Nantucket SOund, Ted Kennedy, Cape Wind project one step closer to reality, Deval Patrick, energy, Jason Jones, Jon Stewart, Ken Salazar, Massachusetts, Ted Kennedy
Opponents to Cape Wind, the 130-turbine offshore wind energy project first proposed for Nantucket Sound in 2001, have long been accused of NIMBYism.
By Kevin Grandia on May 25, 2009
Tags: PG & E, soalr energy, solar power, space based solar power, electricity, energy, laser, microwave, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
The idea that we can collect solar power with satellites in space and beam the energy back to earth to be used as electricity is actually not as far fetched as you might think. The theory, and it still remains very much in that realm, is based on two proven technologies.
By Harry Tournemille on May 22, 2009
Tags: efficiency, Energy, smart grid, analog, efficiency, electricity, energy, Energy Consumption, smart grids, U.S. Department of Energy
The U.S. Department of Energy has a comprehensive publication on the what and how of the smart grid. They even have an Energy 101 FAQ. What is the grid and why is our current one not-so-smart?
By Nathanael Baker on May 22, 2009
Tags: Zenn Motor Co, Scotland, USD, electric car, geothermal energy, geothermal power, government, hybrid, military, offshore wind, solar energy, solar power, SunPower Corporation, wind energy, wind power, ZENN Motor Co., Congress, Department of Energy, electricity, energy, Kevin Grandia, oil, Richard Newall
Welcome to EnergyBoom.
By Leslie Berliant on May 22, 2009
Tags: America, Americas, Iraq, United States, USD, Environmental Issue, Person Career, Quotation, Nellis Air Force Base, Center for Naval Analyses, hybrid, Iraq, military, national security, Navy, Air Force, Central Intelligence Agency, Commandant, DENNIS V. MCGINN, electricity, energy, George Schultz, High-ranking retired military call for move away from fossil fuels, James Woolsey, Jane Harman, Navy, oil, Orrin Hatch, Pentagon, ROBERT MAGNUS, United States Army, United States Marine Corps, Utah
Last year, former CIA Director James Woolsey told me that he became a fan of electric vehicles years ago when running a war game for Congresswoman Jane Harman.
By Brendan Demelle on May 22, 2009
Tags: Austin, Toronto, EEStor Inc, Zenn Motor Co, USD, Company Location, Person Career, barium-titanate powders, battery technology, EEStor Inc, electric vehicles, energy storage, parallel plate ultracapacitor, ZENN Motor Company, battery technology, chemical, EEStor Inc, electric vehicles, electronics, energy, Globe and Mail, Ian Clifford, Texas, Zenn Motor Co
Toronto-based Zenn Motor Co announced positive test results on its U.S. partner EEStor Inc’s potentially ground-breaking battery technology for electric vehicles.
By Mitchell Anderson on May 21, 2009
Tags: Dallas, Credit Suisse, United States, cent, USD, Person Career, Quotation, geothermal energy, geothermal power, California, David Blackwell, Department of Energy, electricity, energy, geothermal, investment bank, Jefferson Tester, Louisiana, MIT, Nevada, oil, oil and gas, Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas
Industry experts are hopeful aggressive support from the Obama Administration for geothermal energy will help push the sector into explosive growth.
By Brendan Demelle on May 21, 2009
Tags: The Waxman-Markey, Wall Street Journal, America, Environmental Issue, American Clean Energy and Security Act, climate legislation, greenhouse gas emissions, House Energy and Commerce Committee, Waxman-Markey, climate legislation, Congress, energy, greenhouse gas emissions, oil, Senate, the Wall Street Journal, Waxman-Markey
The House Energy and Commerce Committee approved the Waxman-Markey “American Clean Energy and Security Act” by a vote of 33-25 on Thursday night, sending the legislation to the full House for further deliberation.
By Brendan Demelle on May 21, 2009
Tags: Cleantech Group, Africa, Australia, United States, USD, carbon-free energy, emerging technologies, ocean energy, venture capital, wave energy, wave power, electricity, energy, Northwest, ocean energy, U.S. Department of Energy, venture capital, wave power, west coast
Anyone who has ever been pummeled by a wave at the beach understands the immense power released by ocean waves. Although difficult to capture, wave power might be one of our best investments in a carbon-free world.
