Jun 29 | News
President Barack Obama urged lawmakers to put a price on carbon pollution in an upcoming Senate energy bill, but a meeting at the White House ended with no consensus.
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Jun 28 | Articles
Cellulosic ethanol and coal-fired power co-location can result in economic and environmental benefits in the form of feedstock sharing, cost savings and regulatory compliance.
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Jun 22 | News
Developing countries in Asia should invest more and faster in renewable energy because it would create jobs and save money in the long run, Greenpeace energy campaigner says.
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May 27 | Articles
U.S. lawmakers have been working to assist manufacturers in diversifying into the clean energy sector, introducing a bill called the Investments for Manufacturing Progress and Clean Technology Act.
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May 17 | News
U.S. leaders want China's clean energy boom to drive technology exports, but Beijing wants to create its own suppliers and is limiting access to its market.
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Mar 9 | News
President Obama, weighing in on the Senate's efforts to pass a climate change bill, gathered lawmakers to try to jumpstart an overhaul of U.S. energy policy.
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Feb 24 | News
Chevron will build the largest concentrating solar photovoltaic power plant in the nation at a tailings site in New Mexico, where lenses will focus sunlight onto three-layer solar cells.
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Feb 4 | News
Dow Chemical Co. says its headquarters is the preferred site for production of its Powerhouse solar shingles, expected to be on the marked by mid-2010.
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Jan 20 | News
German Environment Minister Norbert Roettgen proposed a 15 percent cut in support for new roof-mounted solar power, a bid to ease the industry toward free competition.
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Jan 11 | News
In Colorado, one of the most interesting biofuels propositions in quite some time, Sundrop Fuels, is emerging from stealth mode.
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