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    • Energy Policy TV - Teleconference Preview of Clean Energy Summit

      Posted by mediaman

      Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV); T. Boone Pickens, Energy Executive, Author of Pickens Plan; Daniel Weiss, Senior Fellow and Director of Climate Strategy, Center for American Progress

      Reid, Pickens, and Weiss speak with reporters to preview the bipartisan National Clean Energy Summit to be held at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Organizers want the Summit to produce energy recommendations to Congress as well as the 2008 presidential candidates.

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    • Soapbox: New energy rules could unleash an economic boom and help quash climate change

      Posted by Jeff from Feeds.feedburner

      In 1997, as the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change was being negotiated, the U.S. Senate voted, 95-0, to reject any agreement that "would result in serious harm to the economy of the United States." The senators were acting on the widespread fear that the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy would hurt American businesses and cost millions of jobs. Those were the beliefs and the politics of the times. But times change.

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      Study warns of health risk from ethanol

      Posted by Jeff from SFGate.com

      One more reason to ditch Ethanol: "Ethanol is being promoted as a clean and renewable fuel that will reduce global warming and air pollution," Mark Z. Jacobson, the study's author and an atmospheric scientist at Stanford, said in a statement. "But our results show that a high blend of ethanol poses an equal or greater risk to public health than gasoline, which already causes significant health damage."

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    • Power tower reflects well on sunny Spain

      Posted by Jeff from Environment.guardian.c

      The 120 sq m heliostat mirrors automatically track the sun as it moves east to west. They will produce temperatures of up to 250C (482F). The tower will produce 11MW of electricity, enough to power some 6,000 homes. "It will save 18,000 tonnes of carbon emissions every year," a spokesman for Arbengoa, the company behind the power tower, said.

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      A Nice Stiff Breeze, and a Nice Little Power Bill

      Posted by Jeff from New York Times

      Mr. Sansone owns the 80-foot wind turbine outside his home. And it generates enough energy not only for his swimming pool motor and hot tub, but also for the air-conditioning and other electricity in his 1,600-square-foot home. Since he bought the system, which cost $32,000, from the Bergey Windpower Company in Norman, Okla., he has watched 20 people in his Oak Hills community, about an hour east of Los Angeles, put up their own turbines.

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