Does it make sense to tax electric-car drivers by the mile?
A study reported on in the Telegraph today raises an interesting question: if rising use of electric cars threatens to
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Without clear plans, public funds for clean energy can prove a waste
The path toward more renewable energy doesn’t lie with government-backed demonstration projects and trials alone, a new report finds.
US commits nearly $2bn to two solar power companies
Two solar energy companies are looking to expand with the help of nearly $2 billion in new financing through the
Jurdy: It's no big deal
Jurdy blames the media …
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Small conservation measures have bigger impact than thought
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New Cisco system helps people better manage home energy
Cisco has just rolled out a new system that will let utility companies give customers access to information about their
UK's challenge: Finding £550bn to build low-carbon economy
If ever a time called for creative financing, now — 2010 in the UK — is the time. It’s a classic
Jurdy: A cable fable
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Wood-fuelled energy is fine ... if done right, campaign says
Burning waste wood for fuel is fine, says a UK-based wood industry organisation … but the government’s way of promoting