Weekly Clean Energy Roundup:March 16, 2005
News and Events DOE and EPA Recognize Energy Star Leaders at Award Ceremonies Global Wind Power Capacity Grew 20 Percent in 2004 California Utility to Buy …
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Senate Votes For Arctic Refuge Oil Drilling
Yesterday, in a 51-49 vote, the U.S. Senate paved the way to allow oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). The U.S. Senate voted against an …
Automakers Not Meeting Disclosure Agreement in Europe
Companies selling autos in the European Union are not disclosing carbon dioxide (CO2) reduction commitments or strategies to comply with a 7 year-old European …
GE Launches World's Largest Membrane-Based Water Filtration Project
In a ceremony attended by more than 400 people, which included representatives from the highest level of the Kuwaiti Government, GE Infrastructure’s …
DOE Announces US$62.4 Million in Clean Coal R&D Awards
US Secretary of Energy Samuel Bodman announced the award of US$62.4 million for 32 clean coal research projects to develop a coal-fired zero emissions power …
DOE Announces US$62.4 Million in
US Secretary of Energy Samuel Bodman today announced the award of US$62.4 million for 32 clean coal research projects to advance President George W. …
Soaring Gas Prices Turn Buyers to Fuel Efficient Cars
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Industry, NGOs Differ on Impact of New Mercury Rule
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