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Google one step closer to wind power

The Google-backed Atlantic Wind Connection passed an initial approval stage this week and will now undergo an environmental review.
In the Media by Yani Smith - 2 comments

University of Southern California Develops Printable Solar Cells

Los Angeles - The path for cheap solar energy has been paved, but we can't walk it just yet. Scientists at the University of Southern California (USC) have developed a liquid solar cell which they say can essentially be printed onto surfaces of any shape.
In the Media by Yani Smith

US and UK Collaborate on Floating Wind Turbines

UK-US government investment is set to be a driving force in new floating wind turbine technology. UK energy secretary Edward Davey announced that a collaborative investment effort will be made to build a number of experimental floating wind turbines.
In the Media by Yani Smith - 5 comments

Record 109% Growth in US Solar Panel Installations

2011 was a record smashing year for the US solar industry, with 109% growth in the number of photovoltaic solar installations.
In the Media by Yani Smith

Review: Should you invest in uranium?

An American financial analyst is recommending his subscribers to invest in uranium. His arguments are persuasive - if you think money is everything.
In the Media by Alexander Baron - 6 comments

Op-Ed: Earth Hour 2012, Saturday 31st March — One Hour for the Planet

On Saturday 31st March, between 20h30 and 21h30 local time, wherever you are in the world, the lights will go out – or at least Earth Hour 2012 will be encouraging you to switch off...
In the Media by Robert Myles - 2 comments

Energy needs to be strong until 2030, BP forecasts, exits solar

Washington - BP states global energy demand will reach a 39 percent increase by 2030, or 1.6 percent annual increase, and greenhouse gas emissions will likely increase by about 28 percent during the same period, even as the company plans to exit the solar industry.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann

Author Chris Turner on 'The German Leap' Special

Toronto - Canadian author Chris Turner is embarking on a four stop tour of Southern Ontario and Quebec to talk about "The German Leap" - a critical step towards a renewable energy economy where Germany leads the pack.
Digital Journal Report by Andrew Reeves - 4 comments

Austin TX mayor moves to get city off coal, onto renewables

Austin - Austin Mayor Lee Leffingwell announced this week his bid for re-election, with a new campaign promise to move the city away from its energy dependence on coal toward renewables, saying global fossil fuel supplies are changing and so must the city.
In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 2 comments

Ontario's Feed-in-Tariff program Special

Toronto - Ontario's Feed-in-Tariff program is about to receive a scheduled two-year review. And as the government reviews how the program has been operating since its November 2009 launch, I spoke with one Ontario resident who just linked into the clean grid.
Digital Journal Report by Andrew Reeves - 2 comments
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. is no doubt a highly gifted boxer. So great that he has to once & for all establish his...
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