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In late October, President Obama announced that the US government would support 100 smart grid projects to the tune of $3.4 billion. The money is...
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Before drilling offshore for more oil, blowing up more mountains to get at coal deposits, fracking more sedimentary layers to get to natural gas...
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The question of whether or not to open up wholesale electricity markets to nonutilities is an important one for the renewable energy sector....
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Unlike coal, oil, and natural gas, a clean energy economy has the potential to create an abundance of energy in the future that ultimately brings the...
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Can the U.S. turn dollars into shovels and create an industry that grows American export markets globally in the twenty-first century? How expensive...
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Creating a consensus among State governors and utility coalitions is no small task, but if renewable energy is going to grow its market share in the...
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Roughly at present, this is our current energy consumption by sector within the industry. Petroleum, coal, and natural gas are the top three making...
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