Category: Energy Matters

Converting Carbon Emissions into Liquid Fuels

admin /19 May, 2012

  Converting Carbon Emissions into Liquid Fuels Posted: 17 May 2012 03:16 PM PDT It is pretty much unilaterally agreed that renewable energy is vital for the future of energy production, and with that in mind many companies are researching new ways of creating cheap alternatives to traditional fossil fuels.One idea that is becoming more Continue Reading →

NUCLEAR POLICIES: Power shift begins to move German industry

admin /19 May, 2012

NUCLEAR POLICIES: Power shift begins to move German industry Germany’s third largest aluminium producer has filed for bankruptcy as trade groups call for affordable power supply equivalent to the nuclear capacity taken off the grid as a response to the Fukushima accident. ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT: EDF posts record carbon efficiency The carbon intensity of generating Continue Reading →

We Have Finally Reached Peak Government

admin /18 May, 2012

We Have Finally Reached Peak Government Charles Hugh Smith, Of Two Minds | 43 minutes ago | 308 | 2 inShare0 Share on Tumblr 0diggsdigg A A A 0inShare Email Share on Tumblr 0diggsdigg wikimedia commons Charles Hugh Smith Email | URL Charles Hugh Smith is a novelist and economic commentator Recent Posts That Which Continue Reading →

Inventors race to breathe extra life into batteries

admin /18 May, 2012

Inventors race to breathe extra life into batteries Eric Niiler May 17, 2012 Read later WHEN Noam Kedem was strolling around the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January, he was struck by the fact that business seemed to slow down every afternoon. And it wasn’t because of the usual post-lunch blahs. With attendees Continue Reading →

Canada axes green advisory body

admin /18 May, 2012

Canada axes green advisory body The Canadian government is to mark the 25th anniversary of its green business advisers by shutting the agency down Share70 Email Felix von Geyer, in Montreal guardian.co.uk, Thursday 17 May 2012 18.23 BST Comments (12) Canada’s foreign minister John Baird said taxpayers shouldn’t have to pay for a body that Continue Reading →