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From Climategate to Copenhagen: Time for a Far Northern Perspective Dec 13, 2009 – With the fractious Copenhagen climate summit nearing its end, and President Obama planning to attend the final day of negotiations in the hope a presidential "surge" will help to close... Read the rest My Turn: Opportunity in a post-Arctic world Dec 13, 2009 – With the Copenhagen climate summit now underway and President Obama planning to attend the final days of negotiations in the hope a presidential surge will help achieve a deal, the... Read the rest The End of the World as We Know It? Nov 15, 2009 – A Q&A with Barry Zellen on his new book, Arctic Doom, Arctic Boom: The Geopolitics of Climate Change in the Arctic Alaska Report: Tell us about your new book, Arctic... Read the rest Northern Journey of the Olympic Torch Warms the Heart of Arctic Communities Nov 12, 2009 – The Olympic torch, and its zigzagging odyssey across the top of the world, has done more to unite Canada's North and South than all of Ottawa's recent efforts to reassert... Read the rest 
Datamonitor: Greener-homes strategy will face key challenges
Mar 2, 2010 – The UK government’s Warm Homes, Greener Homes strategy is sound in principle, but will face some key challenges. The strategy, launched today, provides a credible framework for the 29% reduction... Read the rest Datamonitor: Google: managing its energy demand is the key to a low-cost supply Feb 25, 2010 – Google has been granted a license to trade energy on the US wholesale market, in an attempt to go green and procure renewable energy. This load-shifting through geographically diverse datacenters... Read the rest Datamonitor: Centrica: unfair criticism for record profits Feb 25, 2010 – The residential arm of British Gas has announced record profits of £595m in preliminary results published today (February 25). Centrica’s CEO Sam Laidlaw has been under attack by the media... Read the rest Heritage Web Memo: The Global Response to a Terror-Generated Energy Crisis Nov 10, 2008 – In June 2008, The Heritage Foundation invited energy scholars and policy experts to participate in a computer simulation and gaming exercise assessing the economic effects of a global petroleum energy... Read the rest 
World Solar Challenge: HP helps design two cars powered by sunlight
Oct 30, 2007 – The Panasonic World Solar Challenge is the unofficial world championship for solar cars — a biannual 3000 km solar car race from Darwin to Adelaide in Australia. HP is helping... Read the rest The Green Innovator: Solar -- Thin Film or Silicon? Oct 5, 2007 – At the 4th Annual Energy Tech Investor Forum in San Jose, Calif., panel moderator Neal Dikeman of Jane Capital Partners, leads a discussion with executives on emerging solar technologies such... Read the rest Solar Energy is the Hot Power Source to Watch Oct 3, 2007 – In theory, solar power is ideal. It’s clean, producing no air pollution or green house gases. It doesn’t require flooding huge areas or disrupting river ecosystems, as hydro power often... Read the rest Here Comes the Sun: Solar energy about to become affordable Oct 3, 2007 – The black sheep of the clean-energy family is undergoing some changes and will soon be more affordable. The one drawback to solar has been the cost. Silicon, used as a... Read the rest 
Innovation Insights: The Bloom Box's Disruptive Potential
Mar 4, 2010 – I couldn't help but notice the recent unveiling of the "Bloom Box," and the claims from its financial backers that it represents a "disruptive" play in the energy space. I... Read the rest Acumentrics Receives Phase II Funding from DOE to Raise Fuel Cell Efficiency Oct 11, 2007 – Acumentrics Corporation has received Phase II funding from the US Department of Energy (DOE) to develop optimized manufacturing techniques and to build pre-commercial prototypes of a hybrid ceramic-metallic heat exchanger... Read the rest PolyFuel Awarded $2M from NIST to Develop Ultra-Low Crossover Membrane Oct 2, 2007 – PolyFuel Inc. has announced that the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has awarded PolyFuel $2 million over 2 years in support of the company’s work to develop... Read the rest Voller's Emerald Fuel Cell System Selected by MCL Motorhomes as Optional Extra Oct 2, 2007 – Voller Energy Group PLC has announced its Emerald Fuel Cell System has been named by MCL Motorhomes as an optional extra in its ground breaking new Tycho motorhome model. Minffordd... Read the rest 
Inuit Drop Long Held Moratorium Against Uranium Mining in Nunavut
Sep 20, 2007 – Canada's main Inuit organization has dropped a long-held moratorium on uranium mining in the Arctic, removing one obstacle to developing potentially rich deposits of the radioactive... Read the rest France Relies on Nuclear Power as Answer to Energy Woes May 16, 2007 – Civaux, France -- Rising oil prices, the volatility of supplies, and need for alternative energy sources that will not add to climate change and global warming - these are issues... Read the rest Department of Energy Commends the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Approval of a Second Early Site Permit in Just One Month Mar 27, 2007 – WASHINGTON, DC - The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today applauded the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) decision to approve an Early Site Permit (ESP) for the Entergy Corporation's Grand Gulf... Read the rest DOE Commits $15M to Idaho National Lab for Post-Irradiation Examination Equipment Mar 27, 2007 – WASHINGTON, DC - The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy Dennis Spurgeon today announced $15 million in funding is being provided to DOE's Idaho National Laboratory... Read the rest 
Experts Say High Prices of Oil Are Here to Stay
May 22, 2008 – Houston -- The continuing rise of oil prices on the world market is affecting everything from transportation to agriculture and manufacturing. In the United States, some politicians are blaming big... Read the rest OPEC Says Higher Output Will Not Affect Gasoline Prices Nov 15, 2007 – OPEC members say an increase in oil output will have no impact on global prices for oil. OPEC headquarters. Ministers from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries say that current... Read the rest Oil Prices Driven by Demand Nov 15, 2007 – As oil prices continue to soar, energy experts around the world worry that production may not be able to keep up with rising demand, driven in large part by the... Read the rest Yukon Government Announces Fall 2007 Oil and Gas Call for Bids Nov 13, 2007 – WHITEHORSE – The Government of Yukon has announced a call for bids from the oil and gas industry for two locations in northern Yukon. This is the final stage of... Read the rest Flying on Empty: That's the potential doomsday scenario if fuels that cost less and pollute less than oil can't be found. Coconut oil, anyone Feb 25, 2008 – Airplane operators are growing thirstier for a new fuel. The price of oil last week surpassed $100 a barrel, flirting with a record high. If the cost creeps much higher,... Read the rest It's Coconut Airways Feb 25, 2008 – Environmentalists have panned the Virgin Atlantic flight using biofuel as a stunt, writes Tim Cornwell. The Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson hailed a "historic" and "pioneering" milestone for air travel... Read the rest Biofuels: 'Green gold' or problems untold? Feb 25, 2008 – No subject appears to divide as many people in the climate change arena as biofuels. Their potential to positively impact greenhouse gas emissions is undoubtedly enormous. But the pursuit of... Read the rest Almost All Biofuels Used Today Make Global Warming Worse Feb 10, 2008 – Almost all biofuels used today cause more greenhouse gas emissions than conventional fuels if the full emissions costs of producing these “green” fuels are accounted for, two US studies published... Read the rest 
Swimming with the Current
Jul 19, 2007 – A Canadian company battles to become the prince of tidal... Read the rest China Signs Deal With Burma on Dam Apr 7, 2007 – China has signed a deal to help military ruled Burma construct a hydropower plant on the Salween river in the northeastern part of the country. The official New Light of... Read the rest Activists, Villagers Protest Burmese Dam Project Feb 28, 2007 – Activists and villagers are urging the government of Thailand to delay its plans to build four hydroelectric dams on the Salween River in military-ruled Burma. Gathering outside Thailand's Ministry of... Read the rest New Study Finds Extensive Undeveloped Geothermal Resource in Western US: Identifies barriers, challenges, and opportunities for future geothermal development Feb 2, 2007 – Washington, DC -- A new report released today finds extensive undeveloped geothermal resources in fourteen Western states - Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas,... Read the rest 
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Feb 4, 2006 – Fusion Delusion, II: Might be Osmosis... eMail 1983 writes: Re: Sonofusion Delusion This may well be some sort of osmosis. Osmosis is the movement of water molecules from an area... Read the rest 
Security Insights: In Las Vegas, Green Means More than Money
Apr 14, 2008 – In Las Vegas, green isn’t just the color of money. It’s also an emerging trend in corporate events and conferences in the city. As part of our ongoing corporate Green... Read the rest The Greening of CES: Is this year's Consumer Electronics Show going to be the largest carbon-neutral event in the world? Jan 6, 2008 – Think of the Consumer Electronics Show, the annual high-tech bacchanal in Las Vegas, and what may come to mind are the blinking lights, the hordes of attendees and exhibitors who... Read the rest ‘Green’ Helping Buffalo Area Woo Conventions Nov 1, 2007 – Buffalo Niagara’s tourism and convention industry is trying to go “green” in an effort to establish a niche and land more large conference business. The Buffalo Niagara Convention & Visitors... Read the rest February 28, 2008: EnergyTech 2008, The Northeast Energy Summit, Hartford, CT Oct 12, 2007 – On February 28, 2008, EnergyTech 2008: The Northeast Energy Summit will be held at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford, CT, running from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. This event is a collaboration with CCEF.... Read the rest 2007 Process Innovation Awards Winners Announced Dec 17, 2007 – EnterpriseInnovator.com, a leading IT publication that focuses on enterprise innovation and part of the TechnologyInnovator.com publication group, and Kinetic Information LLC, are proud to announce the winners of the 2007 Process Innovation Awards. The... Read the rest EnterpriseInnovator.com Sponsors the 11th Annual 2007 Process Innovation Awards Aug 23, 2007 – Boston, MA - EnterpriseInnovator.com, a premier publication focused on technology innovation in the enterprise is proud to sponsor the 2007 Process Innovation Awards, which were created by Kinetic Information LLC... Read the rest Advertising and Marketing Information Apr 1, 2003 – Greetings! And welcome to TechnologyInnovator.com. During our first nine years of web publishing, we've published some 16,000+ of articles on enterprise IT, security, mobility, and emerging technologies -- written by analysts, industry... Read the rest Introducing EnterpriseInnovator.com! Jan 1, 2002 – Hello! Thank you for visiting our newest web publication at TechnologyInnovator.com: it's called EnterpriseInnovator.com. It's all about innovation in the enterprise, and covers IT companies that help the enterprise mobilize,... Read the rest Search EnergyInnovator
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