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Find out more about Caroline: Caroline Calais is a political economist and writer born at the small island of Gräsö in Sweden. Once living in Europe and South America, Caroline will put energy- and environmental policy in context. Contact her at: ccalais@tx.rr.com |
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Although electrification undoubtedly was the most significant engineering achievement of the 20th century, the U.S. electric power infrastructure -...
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Taking an important step on the road to sustainable aviation, KLM Dutch Airlines today made the world’s first biofuel passenger flight. The...
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Texas Emerging Technology Fund (ETF) will invest $250,000 in ActaCell Inc., an innovator in next generation high power lithium ion batteries....
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Texas might have lost the federally sponsored FutureGen project to Illinois but new legislation taking effect on September 1, 2009, will create...
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With oil companies as BP and Shell already well invested in solar, biofuels and wind – BP, for example, just announced it has moved into full...
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Dallas based ExxonMobil has funded an all-electric car-sharing and rental program in Baltimore. The program called AltCar gives Baltimore residents...
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Fluor Corporation announced today that it has been selected to begin limited engineering for Tenaska’s Trailblazer Energy Center in Sweetwater,...
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Although most Americans see a conflict between economic growth and environmental protection, 49% say they would choose an alternative fuel car if...
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A UK green tech company is planning to present an electric sports car next month. Wind energy provider Ecotricity, which in 2007 invested about $37...
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