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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com Many alternative energy investment advisers spend all their time looking at companies developing new green technologies. But not Tom Konrad. Konrad believes that “peak oil” is a clear and present danger to the world and he’s on the lookout for companies with alternative energy technologies that are ready to go right now. Konrad, who is also a principal …

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com As much as alternative energy analyst Tom Konrad believes peak oil is about to force the American middle class onto buses, he also is anticipating a bear market that requires owning alternative energy companies with solid earnings, as opposed to companies with great sounding technologies that have yet to prove themselves in the marketplace. “I call it energy …

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com Every energy expert says there is no single “silver bullet” for solving the global energy crisis. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t a bunch of silver bullets, each one of which might solve a part of this crisis, and do so in a way that makes investors a lot of money. EnergyTechStocks.com has loaded up its six-shooters with …

Submitted by New Energy News Blog An exciting New Energy synergy is emerging between Denmark’s powerful wind and the electric vehicle transportation revolution an Israeli visionary is creating. Shai Agassi founded Project Better Place with riches from his many Silicon Valley ventures. His goal: To make real his vision of electric vehicle (EV) transportation. He wants to create a network of …

Submitted by New Energy News Blog Wind energy is the fastest growing electricity source in most of the world. China is expected to increase its wind energy capacity seven times over in the next five years and U.S. wind is expected to go grow four times by 2012. Wind energy is growing so fast it is outgrowing itself. Hardware manufacturers cannot …

Submitted by New Energy News Blog Many say Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Johnson’s announcement his agency will finally face its responsibility to establish greenhouse gas (GhG) emission regulations rings hollow. The process his announcement letter initiates is unlikely to be completed in the remaining time the Bush administration that appointed him will hold the White House. The Bush term ends …

Submitted by New Energy News Blog The Amazing Scale Of Wind: Watch for 20 seconds as a truck hauling huge wind turbine blades drives by. There is no better way to grasp the size and capacity of wind energy. (from YouTube)

Submitted by New Energy News Blog A concentrating solar power concept developed by an Israeli-German research team at Israel’s Ben-Gurion University and Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute is about to be the newest entry in a growing competition among solar power plant technologies. Zenith Solar uses a 10-sq.-meter (107.6-sq.-ft.) dish of curved mirrors (made from composite materials) to focus sunlight on a 100-sq.-centimeter …

Submitted by New Energy News Blog Giant solar power plants were for nearly two decades just something some crazy California types built in the desert, a visonary undertaking rendered eccentric by crashing natural gas prices. Lately, though, natural gas is getting expensive and announcements of new solar power plant projects are becoming more common than allegations of illicit sex among politicians. …

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com Web sites whose purpose is to show people how to calculate their carbon footprint are inconsistent and confusing, according to a new report. www.planetark.com While this mightn’t sound like a big deal, in point of fact, hundreds of billions of dollars are going to change hands over the next few years as countries, companies and individuals conform to a …