Energy Efficiency & Other Cleantech News of the Week
August 13th, 2011 by Zachary Shahan
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Here are some more top cleantech stories of the week for you:
Energy Efficiency
Renewable Energy
- Jordan’s King Abdullah Wants Renewable Energy to Power Star Trek Theme Park
- Funds keep flowing into Welsh tidal power scheme
- Stock Values Fall For Turbine Makers and Other Clean Energy Equities
Other
- Billionaire Wilbur Ross: Speculators Drove Up Oil Prices And Hurt Economy
- U.S. nuclear regulator tied up by process: chairman
- The Cube Project: A Net Zero Tiny House
- Cutting-Edge Energy Storage In Spotlight
- Top Companies Claim To Fight Global Warming, But Sponsor ALEC’s Climate Denial
- The nuclear industry doesn’t share its radioactive riches
- ComEd: Smart Meters Save Billions In Long-Term
- Global Forum Tackles the Energy Grid
- GE Energy Announces Distribution Automation Controllers to Maximize Grid Efficiency and Reliability
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