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Natasha Chart's picture

Putting The Post- Post-Whale Oil Economy On Solid Ground

If the Senate is only going to embrace trade protectionism for clean energy, it's no better than worrying about the deficit only when unemployment benefits are at stake. read more »

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The stimulus saved the US wind industry in 2009

The good news just came this morning: the US wind industry shattered all records in 2009, coming within a whisper of installing 10 GW (10,000 MW) in the year, up 18% from what was already a record year. Total installed capacity went up from 25 GW from 35 GW, i.e. up 40% With similarly strong numbers expected out of China, and Europe's soon-to-be-announced but expected-to-be-decent numbers (with strong news on the offshore front), this is really upbeat news - and it is relevant to Europe as a large chunk of turbine manufacturing globally is still done in Europe, and volatile US demand has made life difficult for turbine manufacturers in the past.

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Financing A Clean Energy Renaissance

In clean energy, countries get what they pay for. If the United States won't invest in cleaner manufacturing, other countries will, and their workers will benefit from being able to supply their markets and others. read more »

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Message To Energy Department: U.S. Greenbacks For U.S. Green Jobs

News of the potential use of U.S. read more »

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Natasha Chart's picture

U.S. Stimulus Helping Chinese, Spanish Wind Energy Industries

Wind energy is supposed to be able to create thousands of manufacturing jobs, but unfortunately the early wind energy manufacturing jobs financed by U.S. read more »

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