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Tide turns to new power sources
Scotland is planning on obtaining 10% of their energy from Tidal Power by 2010. They expect to generate thousands of jobs in the process. Once built these tidal power plants will produce electricity pollution free for decades to come. New Orleans and the USA have to make some tough choices in the coming years. We must decide whether to rebuild or write off the New Orleans area. One option not


FuelCell Energy Receives Green Globe Award as a Leader in Alternative Energy from King County
FuelCell Energy, Inc. announced today that it has received a Green Globe Award from King County, Washington.


Altair Nanotechnologies: Altair Nanotechnologies, University of Nevada Research Foundation and Alternative Energy Consortium Receive $2.5 Million Grant From U.S. Department of Energy
RENO, NV (MARKET WIRE) Altair Nanotechnologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: ALTI), in collaboration with the University of Nevada Las Vegas Research Foundation (UNLVRF), today announced the consortium has received a $2.5 million Phase III grant award from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for the joint development of solar hydrogen generation cells. Under the terms of the multi-year grant, Altairnano will receive $750,000 for collaborative


Taiwan mulling multi-billion dollar wind power projects
Taiwan's state power company is planning a wind-power project estimated to cost at least 120 billion Taiwan dollars (3.76 billion US) as oil prices hit record levels, an official said. America is the worlds leader in installed wind projects. Here is an opportunity for American companies like GE to export for a change. President Bush is concerned about the spread of nuclear technology, here is a


Renewable Energy Today - Rural Nebraskans Voice Support for Alternative Energy Sources
August 12, 2005 -- The University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) recently released the results of its 2005 Nebraska Rural Poll, which reveal that 90 percent of respondents agree that the government should encourage use of