2009 Renewable Energy Data Book
Full Title: 2009 Renewable Energy Data Book
Author(s): R. Gelman, et al.
Publisher(s): USDOE Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy
Publication Date: 8/2010
Identifier(s): DOE/GO-102010-3074
Language: English
Length: 132 pages, PDF
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Trends and Key Findings on Renewable Energy Consumption and...
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Tagged Electricity, energy consumption, EREE, Gelman, Renewables, US DOE |
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A Bright Future for the Heartland: Powering the Midwest Economy with Clean Energy
Full Title: A Bright Future for the Heartland: Powering the Midwest Economy with Clean Energy
Author(s): Claudio Martinez, Jeff Deyette, Sandra Sattler, Anne McKibbin
Publisher(s): Union of Concerned Scientists
Publication Date: 7/2011
Language: English
Length:...
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Tagged Biomass, Clean Energy, Midwest, Renewable Electricity Standard, Renewable Portfolio Standards, Renewables, Solar, Wind |
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An Illustrative Framework for a Clean Energy Standard for the Power Sector
Full Title: An Illustrative Framework for a Clean Energy Standard for the Power Sector
Author(s): Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Publisher(s): Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Publication Date: 11/2011
Language: English
Length: 12...
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Tagged clean energy policy, Clean Energy Standard, Renewables |
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Analysis of the Clean Energy Standard Act of 2012
Full Title: Analysis of the Clean Energy Standard Act of 2012
Author(s): U.S. Energy and Information Administration
Publisher(s): U.S. Energy and Information Administration
Publication Date: 5/2012
Language: English
Length: 44 pages, PDF
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Tagged Biofuels, Clean Energy Standard Act, Clean Energy Standard Act of 2012, Electric Vehicles, Energy Efficiency, Energy Policies, Renewables, Solar, U.S. Energy and Information Administration, US DOE, Wind Energy |
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Are Renewables Becoming Competitive?
Historically, widespread uptake of renewable energy has been limited by relatively high costs as compared to traditional energy sources. A 2011 IEA report argued that “renewable energy … is becoming...
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Tagged Algae, Algal biofuels, Alternative Fuel Commercialization, IEA, OTEC, Renewables, Solar |
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Assessment of Incentives and Employment Impacts of Solar Industry Deployment
Full Title: Assessment of Incentives and Employment Impacts of Solar Industry Deployment
Author(s): David P. Vogt, Susan M. Schexnayder, Tom N. Yoder, Edward J. Lapsa, and Alexandra T. Brewer
Publisher(s): The University...
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Tagged Energy Jobs, Photovoltaics, Renewables, Solar, Subsidies |
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Beyond Boom and Bust: Putting Clean Tech On a Path To Subsidy Independence
Full Title: Beyond Boom and Bust: Putting Clean Tech On a Path To Subsidy Independence
Author(s): Mark Muro, Jesse Jenkins, Letha Tawney, Michael Shellenberger, Alex Trembath, and Ted Nordhaus
Publisher(s): The Brookings...
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Tagged Energy Policies, Energy Policy, Innovation, Manufacturing, renewable energy, Renewables, Solar, Wind Energy |
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Bio-Methanol: How Energy Choices in the Western United States can Help Mitigate Global Climate Change
Full Title: Bio-Methanol: How Energy Choices in the Western United States can Help Mitigate Global Climate Change
Author(s): K. Vogt, D. Vogt, T. Patel-Weynand, Ravi Upadhye, et al.
Publisher(s): Renewable Energy
Publication Date:...
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Tagged Biomass, Electricity, Emissions, Methanol, Patel-Weynand, Renewables, Vogt, waste-to-fuel |
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Blueprint for a Secure Energy Future
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Blueprint for a Secure Energy Future
by the Obama Administration
Demand for oil in countries like China and...
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Tagged ARPA-E, CES, Coal, Energy Efficiency, Energy Security, Flex Fuel, Global Competitiveness, Natural Gas, Nuclear, R&D, Renewables, Solar, US DOD, Wind |
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Can you afford green power?
Full Title: Can you afford green power?
Author(s): E. Brock
Publisher(s): American City and County
Publication Date: 7/2008
Identifier(s): Am City Cty 123 no7 Jl 2008
Language: English
Length: 6 pages, PDF
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Locals...
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Tagged American City and County, Brock, Local Efforts, Production Tax Credit, Renewables |
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Clean Energy Loan Guarantee Program
The high-profile and controversial collapse of Solyndra and Beacon Power has led critics to question the integrity and merit of DOE’s loan guarantee program. Energy Secretary Steven Chu was asked...
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Tagged Beacon Power, Congress, Energy Policies, Global Competitiveness, Innovation, Power Sector, R&D, Renewables, Solar, Solyndra, Steven Chu, US DOE |
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Clean Energy Standard Act of 2012
Full Title: Clean Energy Standard Act of 2012
Author(s): Senator Jeff Bingaman
Publisher(s): U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
Publication Date: 4/2012
Language: English
Length: 24 pages, PDF
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Tagged Clean Energy Standard, Clean Energy Standard Act of 2012, Energy Policy, low-carbon, Renewables, U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources |
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Clean Energy Standard Act of 2012 Introduced
Senate Energy & Natural Resources Chairman Jeff Bingaman (D-NM) has introduced the Clean Energy Standard Act of 2012, which would require electric utilities to derive increasing percentages of their supply...
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Tagged Biomass, CES, Clean Energy Standard, Climate Change, CO2 Capture, Coal, Combined Heat and Power, Congress, Electricity, Emissions, Energy Efficiency, Energy Policies, Energy Security, Environment, GHGs, Global Competitiveness, hydropower, Innovation, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Power Sector, Renewables, Senator Bingaman, Senator Murkowski, Solar, Wind |
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Coal Companies Shuttering Mines on Low U.S. Demand
Alpha Natural Resources, the nation's third-largest coal producer, has announced that it will “close four mines in Kentucky and West Virginia and idle two more over the next 12 months.”...
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Tagged Coal, Electric Sector, Energy Jobs, Jobs, Mining, Natural Gas, Power Sector, Renewables |
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Democratizing the Electricity System: A Vision for the 21st Century Grid
Full Title: Democratizing the Electricity System: A Vision for the 21st Century Grid
Author(s): John Farrell
Publisher(s): Institute for Local Self Reliance
Publication Date: 6/2011
Language: English
Length: 51 pages, PDF
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Wind...
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Tagged grid, Renewables, Smart Grid |
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Discussion Catalyst: Electrical Transmission
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.] The U.S....
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Tagged Consumer Behavior, Electric Grid, Electric Vehicles, oil, Renewables, Smart Grid, Transmission |
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Discussion Catalyst: Geothermal
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.] Geothermal has...
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Tagged Congress, Geothermal, Renewables, Transmission, US DOE |
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Discussion Catalyst: Hydrogen
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An analysis...
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Tagged Alternative Fuel Commercialization, Biofuels, Climate Change, Fuel Cells, Oil Imports, R&D, Renewables, Subsidies |
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Discussion Catalyst: Natural Gas and LNG
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.] We should...
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Tagged Coal, Natural Gas, Oil Imports, Renewables, State Policy |
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Discussion Catalyst: Solar
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.] Solar energy...
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Tagged Batteries, Energy Finance, Energy Storage, Infrast, Photovoltaics, Renewables, Solar, Subsidies |
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Discussion Catalyst: Wind
[Note: The statements below are intended solely to stimulate discussion among the Expert community, and do not represent the position of OurEnergyPolicy.org. Text in italics indicates clarification or expansion.] Wind energy...
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Tagged CES, Climate Change, Energy Storage, Renewables, Subsidies, Wind Energy |
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DOE Forging Ahead with Loan Guarantees
Last week, DOE announced plans to continue its provision of loan guarantees for approved renewable energy projects. The announcement comes seven months after the controversy surrounding the agency’s loan to...
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Tagged American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Energy Policies, Global Competitiveness, Innovation, Loan Guarantees, Renewables, Solar, Solyndra, Subsidies, US DOE |
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Energy Revolution: A Sustainable Global Energy Outlook
Full Title: Energy Revolution: A Sustainable Global Energy Outlook
Author(s): Oliver Schäfer, Arthouros Zervos, Sven Teske, Jan Béranek, and Stephanie Tunmore
Publisher(s): Greenpeace and European Renewable Energy Council
Publication Date: 10/2008
Language: English
Length: 212...
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Tagged Biofuels, Climate Change, Electric Vehicles, Energy Efficiency, Renewables, Solar, Transportation, Wind Energy |
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Energy Storage and the Future of Energy
The New York Times recently published an article outlining the role of energy storage in facilitating increased adoption of renewable energy. The article highlights two companies – SolarReserve and BrightSource...
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Tagged Electric Grid, Electricity, Energy Security, Energy Storage, R&D, Renewables, Solar, Solar Thermal, Wind Energy |
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energy [r]evolution: A Sustainable Global Energy Outlook
Full Title: energy [r]evolution: A Sustainable Global Energy Outlook
Author(s): S. Teske, et al.
Publisher(s): Greenpeace
Publication Date: 10/2008
Identifier(s): ISBN 9789073361898
Language: English
Length: 212 pages, PDF
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Renewable energy, combined with the...
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Tagged Electricity, energy consumption, Greenpeace, Low-Carbon Economy, Renewables, Teske |
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