nuclear energy
By Kevin Grandia on July 27, 2010
Tags: green energy, nuclear energy, renewable energy, Solar and Nuclear Costs - the historic crossover, solar energy, solar power versus nuclear power
A new study from Duke University concludes that, “solar photovoltaics have joined the ranks of lower-cost alternatives to new nuclear plants.”
By Nathanael Baker on November 12, 2009
Tags: 450 Scenario, carbon capture and storage technology, energy efficiency, energy plan, greenhouse gas emission reduction, IEA, International Energy Association, nuclear energy, renewable energy, renewable technologies, World Energy Outlook 2009, Finance
In its much anticipated report, "World Energy Outlook 2009," the International Energy Agency (IEA) outlines an energy plan which it believes will mitigate the effects of climate change.
By Jeff Swofford on July 4, 2009
Tags: Global Nuclear Energy Partnership, United States, USD, awards, Department of Energy, George W. Bush, Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP), Nature, nuclear energy, Nuclear Energy Universities Program, nuclear reprocessing facility, Obama, scholarships, steven chu, Congress, Department of Energy, energy, Friends of the Earth, George W. Bush, Steven Chu
A news briefing by Nature reports that the Department of Energy has cancelled plans for a nuclear reprocessing facility earlier this week.
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