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Working with industrial partners, the UK's AFC Energy is on the verge of launching the first commercial-scale implementation of a modular, low cost-high performance...

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Book Review: The Quest, Daniel Yergin, 2011, The Penguin Press Tour de force. There are no better words to capture Daniel Yergin’s most recent effort to...

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Yes, the Occupy movement has officially spread to the solar power movement, as it rightfully should. Big business has too much control over our...

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A new debate is picking up within the clean energy industry: Is the sector facing a crisis? Or is it still on an upward...

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It should be obvious that it costs more to develop ANY new energy sources, than to keep using the energy sources supplied by capital...

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China is taking another step toward being greener and cleaner. While recycling technology continues to improve, efforts to curb and perhaps even reduce greenhouse...

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A new report published by WWF UK finds that 60% to 90% of the UK’s electricity could come from renewable energy sources such as...

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QUICK NEWS: If you haven't heard yet, California's cap-and-trade program is finally fully, fully approved. Here's the quick summary from the LATimes:

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A really interesting part of this year's Solar Power International conference was a roundtable of 7 utility company CEOs (starts about 18 and a...

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China continues to create headlines in the area of renewable energy, this time concerning the wind power generating capacity it might reach by 2050...

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