Archive for the 'fossil fuel' Category

Mar 12 2010

Accenture survey: Vehicle buyers won’t sacrifice comfort, convenience just to buy green car

Published by Heather Clancy under cars & traffic,engineering,fossil fuel,green tech

Here’s something to think about: What prompted you to buy your current car? Was it the fuel efficiency or was it how it looked and rode? The stereo? The safety features? Based on your responses, I’m sure it will not shock you to hear consumers are sick of being asked to give up things like [...]

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Mar 11 2010

EnerNOC takes an integrated approach to energy management

Published by Heather Clancy under conservation,energy,engineering,environmental health,fossil fuel,green tech

I’ve written about energy management company EnerNOC in the demand response sense, based on the work that it is doing to help companies with generating capacity reduce their grid dependency in peak demand situations. (As a reminder, here’s my post about how EnerNOC is working with a New York-based data center operator to help it [...]

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Feb 04 2010

Corn chips or biofuel? Feds push for more ethanol

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,biofuel,Blogroll,cars & traffic,conservation,energy,environmental health,federal government,fossil fuel,global warming,green tech,law & politics,petroleum,renewable energy

EPA rules that ethanol is greener than gasoline.

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Feb 04 2010

Famous geek says his Prius could be dangerous

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,cars & traffic,energy,engineering,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,renewable energy

Toyota's woes hit the hybrid Prius.

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Feb 02 2010

Are there ideas creeping up on the American economy that will strengthen greentech?

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,conservation,energy,environmental health,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,petroleum,renewable energy,research

Ecopsychology could become a boost to spread and use of greentech. "Save energy, it'll make you feel better."

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Feb 02 2010

Post-Copenhagen: the homework assignment has been turned in

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,Canada,cars & traffic,China,climate change,conservation,energy,environmental health,European Union,federal government,fossil fuel,global warming,India,Kyoto Protocol,law & politics,renewable energy

Nations submit their voluntary greenhouse gas reduction plans to the UN.

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Jan 31 2010

Energizing China and U.S.

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,China,conservation,energy,engineering,environmental health,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,nuclear power,petroleum,renewable energy,research,solar,venture capital,wind

Energy, the economic battleground for the future dominance.

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Jan 31 2010

Energizing China and U.S.

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,China,conservation,energy,engineering,environmental health,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,nuclear power,petroleum,renewable energy,research,solar,venture capital,wind

Energy, the economic battleground for the future dominance.

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Jan 30 2010

Tesla Stepping Out

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,cars & traffic,conservation,energy,engineering,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,petroleum,renewable energy,venture capital

Tesla Motors files papers with SEC for future IPO.

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Jan 30 2010

Tesla Stepping Out

Published by Harry Fuller under air pollution,Blogroll,cars & traffic,conservation,energy,engineering,federal government,fossil fuel,green tech,law & politics,petroleum,renewable energy,venture capital

Tesla Motors files papers with SEC for future IPO.

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