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Submitted by New Energy News Blog Finally, there is something good about the dark cloud of crash slowly moving over the bright growth of New Energy’s last 3 years.If conservative members in Congress hold true to their drill-or-nothing mentality and block extension of vital wind energy production tax credits (PTCs) and investment tax credits (ITCs), the booms in the solar and …

Submitted by New Energy News Blog Pennsylvania, homestate of The Deer Hunter, is most proud and protective of its wildlife-oriented recreation. It required a unique agreement of wind developer Everpower before it would allow their Highland Wind Project to go forward. In a perfect example of how the wind energy industry is completely committed to bringing the nation clean New Energy on …

Submitted by New Energy News Blog While the U.S. enwraps itself in the entertaining distractions of a presidential horse race and debates the irrelevant issue of pointless drilling for a useless amount of oil while continuing to consume an absurdly excessive proportion of the world’s dwindling reserves, the rest of the world grapples with the serious question of how to extend …

Submitted by New Energy News Blog The news in the solar energy industry is not about war, not about political infighting, not about heartbreaking economic ruin. It’s just about business growing steadily larger, about an industry edging toward grid-parity and the capacity to solve the single most daunting challenge to the world community, global climate change. Note the increase in silicon-manufacturing …

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com They keep coming at investors from every country – energy companies, big and small, whose prospects appear bright enough for investors to keep a close eye on. EnergyTechStocks.com doesn’t claim to know them all, but here are another six – two each from Norway and Canada and one each from Belgium and the United States – that we …

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com They keep coming at investors from every country – energy companies, big and small, whose prospects appear bright enough for investors to keep a close eye on. EnergyTechStocks.com doesn’t claim to know them all, but here are another six – two each from Norway and Canada and one each from Belgium and the United States – that we …

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com A privately-held California company says it has a process for making concrete from carbon dioxide. peswiki.com If Calera Corp.’s CO2-based Portland cement product bears out, presumably it could alter the equation of two of the world’s biggest carbon-producing industries – cement production and coal-fired power generation. Until Monday.

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com Honda, Japan’s second-largest automaker, is transforming itself into a “home-use energy business” and part of that strategy is to sell home solar globally. www.planetark.com Honda’s strategy appears far different than all its automotive rivals, and it could just be the company’s biggest mistake, given that it seems to be built around fuel cells, a technology that never seems quite …

Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com Meet Todd Rossi, president of Field Diagnostic Services Inc. (FDIS), a small Philadelphia-based technology services company that’s working in a multi-billion-dollar industry nobody has heard of – yet. EnergyTechStocks.com is going to call this industry “Human Energy Efficiency.” The concept behind it is simple. With the standard energy management systems businesses use today, each time a building’s air …

Submitted by New Energy News Blog Some people call modern wind turbines “wind mills.” That is as archaic as calling a Corvette a “buggy.” Wind energy was second only to natural gas in providing new electricity in the U.S. in 2007. Just because wind is an emissions-free source of electricity does not mean it is any less substantial than the traditional, …