Securing America’s Energy Future recommends 13 energy principles
July 16, 2008 at 8:49 am | Posted in Clean energy, Climate change, Climate science, Energy efficiency, Energy infrastructure, Energy security, Environment, Fossil fuels, Leadership, Nuclear energy, Professional skills, Regulations, Renewable energy, Transportation | 1 CommentTags: Clean coal, Clean energy, Climate change, Climate science, Energy consumption, Energy efficiency, Energy infrastructure, Energy production, Energy security, Environment, Exploration, Fossil fuels, Gas, Global leadership, Invest in science, Investment strategies, Nuclear energy, Oil, Production, Professional skills, RD&D funding, Regulations, Regulatory streamlining, Renewable energy, Skills shortages, Transportation
Former policymakers are today calling on the next President and Congress to secure America’s energy future with a long-term, commonsense vision in:
It includes thirteen energy principles proposed by the Institute for 21st Century Energy, an affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and has already been endorsed by the following leaders: Continue Reading Securing America’s Energy Future recommends 13 energy principles…
G8 statement on climate change ¶27 clean energy ¶28 nuclear ¶31 CCS
July 9, 2008 at 6:13 am | Posted in Carbon Capture and Storage, Carbon emissions, CCS, Clean energy, Climate change, Environment, Global warming, Nuclear energy, Nuclear power, Renewable energy | Leave a commentTags: Carbon emissions, CCS, Clean energy, Climate change, CO2 emissions, Coal, Coal-fired power plants, Coal-fired power stations, Environment, IAEA, IEA, IPCC, Low carbon economy, Nuclear energy
Listening to American and British strategic views on how to address our combined energy security and climate challenges it seems our leaders are eager to move us from an economy based on oil to a nuclear economy, though they have yet to tell the public that in so many words. (See transcript or video of yesterday’s Channel 4 interview with Gordon Brown, for example.)
In the G8 statement on climate change, paragraphs 27 on clean energy, 28 on nuclear power and 31 on Carbon Capture and Storage are the ones that currently interest me most: Continue Reading G8 statement on climate change ¶27 clean energy ¶28 nuclear ¶31 CCS…
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