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Chu: Carbon Pricing Needed to Jump Start Clean Tech
Energy Secretary Steven Chu says the U.S. clean energy sector is stalled without a price on carbon, while China and the rest of the world surge ahead.
- GridPoint CEO Sees Opportunity In Electric Vehicles
- Southern Co. CEO Addresses Future Rise In Energy Demand
- Chinese Leader Alleges U.S. Snub at Copenhagen
- Salazar: Birds are 'Messengers' on Climate Change
- EIA Shares Energy Outlook at CERAWeek 2010
- Environmental Economist on Climate Change
- Poll: Attitudes Shifting on Warming
- EIA Brightens Outlook For World Demand
- Congressional Democrats Push for Energy Efficiency
- Ford's Focus on Sustainability and Boosting Car Sales
- Tanaka on the Impact of North American Shale Gas
- Alstom's Phllipe Joubert Discusses CCS Technology in the U.S.
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Oil Demand Expected to Stablize Lack of profits for oil storage will encourage less stockpiling by producers.
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ITC Finds Challenge To Get Others On Board Green Power Express Terry Harvill at CERAWeek 2010
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The Energy Report - 3/15/10: Afternoon Edition Energy and climate change will be key issues on President Obama's visit to Indonesia and Australia next week.
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What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 3/15/10 Intl. green building codes out today; legal side of climate change.
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The Energy Report - 3/15/10: Morning Edition Federal regulators say it's technologically impossible to remove all the coal ash from the Emory River.
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CS Sunday: Obama Energy Meeting President Obama is making a push for all encompassing energy legislation, bringing his cabinet and the three co-authors to the White House.
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The Energy Report - 3/12/10: Afternoon Edition Oil prices zig zagged their way through the day, following mixed economic reports that kept investors on edge about the outlook for demand.
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What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 3/12/10 Oil and Natural Gas Inventories; James Casey Invterviewed.
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Alstom's Phllipe Joubert Discusses CCS Technology in the U.S. Alstom Power has plans that could provide jobs in Tennessee.
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CA 'Green Transmission Line' Shelved The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power's $800 million project was designed to bring electricity to the city from renewable sources in the southeastern California deserts and Arizona.
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