Many States Can Be Energy Independent
Over half the states can produce enough energy for their citizens inside their borders.
Green Computing Index Unveiled for Data Centers
According to industry reports, data centers consumed 1.2% of the United States' electricity in 2005.
Rep. Waxman Wants Dingell's Chair
California Democrat wants to replace Michigan Democrat as the chairman of the influential House Energy and Commerce Committee.
CO2 Levels in Danger Zone; Arctic Ice Melting in Winter
Separate reports show that the earth's atmosphere is already significantly compromised.
Energy Issues Influence Presidential Election – Survey
Half of voters said energy issues played a role in deciding their presidential vote.
Gore's NY Times Op-Ed
Al Gore outlined the five-step repower American plan in a New York Times Op-Ed piece.
Vattenfall Acquires British Windfarm, Partners With ScottishPower
Swedish power company is aggressively pursuing its goal to become the fastes growing wind power developer in Europe.
SunPower Signs 130MW Contract with Italian Integrator
Ecoware will receive 130 MW of solar panels over the next four years for projects in Italy and elsewhere.
Ormat Profits Flat in 3Q
Despite increased revenues, profit level remained flat due to a weakening dollar and one-time fees for a failed acquisition.
enXco Expands Wind Contracts with MidAmerican Energy
enXco is the largest third-party operations and maintenance provider for wind-energy projects in North America.
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