September 25, 2013 Natural gas generation lower than last year because of differences in relative fuel prices via Today in Energy RSS Feed http://199.36.140.204/todayinenergy/detail/2013-09-25/natural-gas-generation-lower-last-year-because-differences-relative
The new IPCC climate report
The time has come: the new IPCC report is here! After several years of work by over 800 scientists from around the world, and after days of extensive discussion at the IPCC […]
Annual solar installs to beat wind for first time
Solar power capacity installed around the world this year will beat wind for the first time driven by stronger policy support in key markets, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance. via Fuel […]
Corporate Investors and the Shift in Cleantech VC
“Of the $2.6 billion of cleantech venture capital investment in 2012 in California, $1.45 billion included corporate investors,” according to Cleantech Investment: A Decade of California’s Evolving Portfolio, a survey of California […]
Can Solar Be a Differentiator in Deregulated Electricity Markets?
Retail electricity customers of Texas power provider Green Mountain Energy can now choose 100 percent solar-generated electricity for a 1 cent per kilowatt-hour premium. Texas has become an intensely competitive market since […]
Not-so-Clean Hydropower is Damming Us All – News Watch
via News Watch http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2013/09/25/not-so-clean-hydropower-is-damming-us-all/
Not-so-Clean Hydropower is Damming Us All – News Watch
via News Watch http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2013/09/25/not-so-clean-hydropower-is-damming-us-all/
Peak Oil Demand: Peak Oil Didn’t Go Away, it Just Changed its Name
A new phrase has entered our energy lexicon—peak oil demand. The essential idea: prophets of doom who warned about a looming global petroleum shortfall (“peak oil”) were wrong; instead of a downturn […]
Tech Talk – The Rise and Fall and . . . . of Brazil
via Bit Tooth Energy http://bittooth.blogspot.com/2013/09/tech-talk-rise-and-fall-and-of-brazil.html
Why governments are blind to fossil fuel energy risk
Humans are capable of mass collective blindness to risk. Having courted economic Armageddon in the financial sector, might we repeat the trick in energy? via Renew Economy http://reneweconomy.com.au/2013/governments-blind-fossil-fuel-energy-risk-98224?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=governments-blind-fossil-fuel-energy-risk-98224