Renewable Energy

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  • The German-Indian-Silicon Valley solar power solution

    A Palo Alto startup merges local venture capital, German knowhow, and Indian manufacturing. And waits for the magic of "grid parity"
  • India vs. France for a piece of Germany

    The sun never sets on Suzlon's wind energy empire.
  • The not-so-final word on peak oil

    The Government Accountability Office takes a hard look at the global energy crisis. Could be, we have a problem.
  • Big Oil gets punked

    The House votes to end oil and gas tax breaks and invest the money in renewable energy.
  • Mystery Cassandra

    A prudent man offers a prescient warning on riotous living and peak oil.
  • Solar Taiwan

    Look who's set to cash in on renewable energy's coming-out party.
  • More sewage, please, and less oil

    Why more oil from the Gulf could be bad for biofuels
  • Peak oil and the Arabian desert

    OPEC, meet OSPEC, the Organization of Solar Power Exporting Countries
  • A mighty Chinese wind

    Boot-strapping wind power in the Middle Kingdom
  • Fun with landfill waste

    What's not to like about trash-to-diesel technology?
  • Swedish Arabia

    How Sweden could become a net exporter of biofuels.
  • Here comes the ethanol bubble

    That dot-com boom feeling all over again: The renewable energy gold rush.
  • Who's co-opting who?

    The Global Environment Facility: Greenwash, or green pork?
  • Exajoules of hope

    How many solar panels does it take to make Big Oil obsolete?
  • Blowing away the nukes

    Wind power is booming. So is nuclear power. Which is cheaper?
  • Need a job? Get the president to visit

    Laid off energy workers get their jobs back just in time for a campaign stop by the commander in chief.
  • President Switchgrass

    Alternate energy universe: Bush and Berkeley researchers walk hand-in-hand.
  • Bring on the biofuels

    Ethanol's bad rap for energy efficiency is bogus.
  • Pond scum to the rescue

    Algae could offer a promising source for biodiesel fuels. But not if the feds can help it.
  • Biodiesel: Bane of the rain forest?

    Southeast Asian nations are razing tropical forests to make way for palm tree plantations.
  • The polysilicon intersection

    Solar power heats up, at the expense of the chip industry.
  • How George Bush lost the sun

    Solar power could be a source of new jobs and an answer to global warming. So why has the U.S. fallen behind other nations in developing it?
  • Oil, oil, toil and trouble

    The future won't be defined by East vs. West or Christian vs. Muslim. As Michael Klare's new book, "Blood and Oil," shows, it's all about who has, and who wants, the black gold.
  • What's that hissing sound?

    Worried about oil running out? Don't look now, but natural gas is next on the endangered hydrocarbons list.
  • Abolish the terror tax

    People who hate America are flush with money from oil sales -- we should stop subsidizing them by becoming more energy independent.
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