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VCs still funding next-gen biofuel companies

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2012

Despite continued struggles for next-gen biofuel makers, venture capitalists are still putting money into startups, particularly when it comes to follow-on rounds. On Wednesday EdeniQ, which was spun out of AltraBiofuels in […]

Highest & Cheapest Gasoline Prices by Country

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2012

  Highest & Cheapest Gas Prices by Country | The Big Picture.

Policies for compensating behind-the-meter generation vary by State

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2012

Most States have policies providing incentives for the general public to produce renewable electricity onsite to “spin the meter backwards” (see map above). The terms for such net metering arrangements are typically […]

Two New Reports on Utility-Scale Solar from NREL

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2012

Utility-scale solar is still something of a novelty in the renewable energy ecosystem. Large-scale deployment of these multi-megawatt (MW) installations has only recently been enabled in the United States by two key […]

Report Shows Solar Becoming Mainstream Energy Source in US

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2012

Assessment of Incentives and Employment Impacts of Solar Industry Deployment, a report commissioned by the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA), details how solar is fast becoming a mainstream energy source in the […]

Excessive Water Use ‘Threatening Business in Major Economies’

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2012

Unsustainable water use is threatening agriculture, other business and populations in China, India and the US, according to a study by risk analysis company Maplecroft. The Water Stress Index calculates the water […]

U.S. Coal Generation Drops 19 Percent In One Year, Leaving Coal With 36 Percent Share Of Electricity

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2012

Power generation from coal is falling quickly. According to new figures from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, coal made up 36 percent of U.S. electricity in the first quarter of 2012 — […]

How U.S. Utilities Can Avoid A Risky $2 Trillion Bet

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2012

When your company’s job is to keep the lights on, you have to be cautious about risk. Power has to be there when people need it. Risk comes in different forms, and […]

New IMF Working Paper Models Impact of Oil Limits on the Economy

By PI News Feed on May 15, 2012

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently issued a new working paper called “The Future of Oil: Geology versus Technology” (free PDF), which should be of interest to people who are following “peak […]

Toyota Prius PHV Sales Surpass Chevy Volt in April 2012

By PI News Feed on May 14, 2012

When the electrified Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf hit the market, it was with big hype yet small sales. By contrast, the new Prius Plug-in hybrid quietly started arriving at Toyota dealerships […]

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