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(Source: RenewableEnergyAccess.com) A detailed analysis of the business case for power generators, transmitters and local distribution companies following the introduction and enactment of Ontario's Green Energy Act, finds the act has the potential to create significant value.

(Source: Energy and Capital - References: Green Chip Stocks,Alternative Energy Stocks) You know something is hot when even your parents are eager to try it out. Think about it. . . E-mail didn't really reach ubiquity until your dad got an address with an @ symbol in it. And voicemail didn't fully replace answering

(Source: AutoblogGreen) Filed under: EV/Plug-in, Nissan, AutoblogGreen Exclusive, First Drive Nissan Leaf - Click above for high-res image gallery Nissan has gone into a back room, pulled out its Ouija board and decided that the time is right to make a huge bet. The

(Source: MSNBC.com: Environment - References: The Oil Drum) Nuclear power — long considered environmentally hazardous — is emerging as perhaps the world's most unlikely weapon against climate change. Climate change - Nuclear power - Environment - Greenhouse gas - Activism

(Source: Environmental Leader) Already the world leader in solar, Germany expects a record in terms of new solar added this year. And now, with the UK set to adopt a national feed-in tariff, some predict heady growth for solar on the island commonwealth. Germany is expected to add

(Source: CNET News.com) The Oyster converter starts making electricity using a simple design of a flap moved by waves that pumps water underground to an onshore hydro-electric turbine.

(Source: AutoblogGreen) Filed under: EV/Plug-in, Hybrid, Chevrolet, GM, Green Daily Chevy Volt - click above for high-res image gallery During an information-heavy battery and technology update on the Chevy Volt's progress recently, GM said the following about the 16 kWh

(Source: Green Light) The National Institute of Standards and Technologies is busy on one of the most ambitious standards programs in the history of technology: it wants to set 77 standards for the smart grids, including standards for 14 priority areas. And it wants a

(Source: Watts Up With That?) From Andrew Bolt, my “mate” down under at the Herald Sun, comes this surprise. I’ll have to say, it is to George Monbiot’s credit to do this. I embrace his first statement, because it succinctly sums up the situation: It’s no

(Source: Green Car Congress) ZeaChem Inc. has begun construction of its semi-works scale facility. The facility will have capacity to produce 250,000 gallons of biofuel per year. ZeaChem’s process combines the outputs of two traditional ethanol production pathways

(Source: Cleantech.com - References: Green Prophet) A new industry ruling paves the way for an Israeli substitute for pasteurization to reduce electricity use and cost to clean equipment at U.S. dairy plants.

(Source: energytechstocks.com - References: Seeking Alpha - Alternative Energy) Posted: For the Week of November 15 – 21, 2009 Part 2 of 3 I suspect that it won’t be long before Wall Street realizes there are a number of small-sized, alternative-energy pure plays that make tempting takeover targets for the corporate behemoths

(Source: WSJ.com: Environmental Capital - References: Earth2Tech,PickensPlan,Earth2Tech,After Gutenberg) We mentioned yesterday the International Energy Agency?s outline of what the world?s energy future would look like over the next 20 years if it took serious steps to tackle climate change, rather than continuing on a business-as-usual course. In a

(Source: Technology Review - References: Clean Break) Sandia scientists successfully test a machine that creates fuel from carbon dioxide.

(Source: MSNBC.com: Environment) Researchers at a key observatory in Hawaii say global warming gases are building in the atmosphere at record levels from emissions that match worst-case scenarios. Global warming - Carbon dioxide - Climate change - Environment - Hawaii