Archive for the 'nuclear power' Category

Mar 22 2010

Gallup: Nuke power support hits all-time high

Published by Heather Clancy under green tech, nuclear power

So, this one must be particularly perplexing to people in Vermont, who decided a couple of months back to close the state’s aging Yankee nuclear power plant. (It was scheduled to be retired in 2012, and that’s what they are doing, even though it’s not really clear where the state will make up the gap.) The [...]

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Feb 22 2010

Survey: Utilities believe nuclear, wind have most potential to serve environmental needs

Published by Heather Clancy under climate change, conservation, energy, green tech, nuclear power, renewable energy

Survey questions how utilities can afford smart grid investments. And Obama must be making them happy: Nuclear tops utilities' list of generation technologies best-suited to nation's environmental needs.

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Jan 31 2010

Energizing China and U.S.

Published by Harry Fuller under Blogroll, China, air pollution, 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 Blogroll, China, air pollution, 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 28 2010

Greentech Call-outs From State of the Union

Published by Harry Fuller under Blogroll, Europe, air pollution, biofuel, cars & traffic, climate change, conservation, energy, engineering, environmental health, federal government, fossil fuel, green tech, law & politics, mass transit, nuclear power, petroleum, renewable energy, solar, venture capital, wind

State of the Union bring some attention to high speed rail, nuclear power plants, clean energy jobs Action could be a ways off.

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