Avatar Posted by gilbertmon 5569 days ago (http://news.cnet.com)
Category: Eco | Tags: Report: Smart-grid apps revolutionize electricity
Get ready for reliable electricity, and an automated world of electronics, appliances, and buildings, to become the new normal. That's the main messa... read more »
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Avatar Posted by bimbeterkewqnw 5667 days ago (http://news.cnet.com)
Category: Eco | Tags: Report: Start high-speed rail plans metro areas
A study released Tuesday by urban planning initiative America 2050 recommends the U.S. Department of Transportation refocus its high-speed rail hopes... read more »
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Avatar Posted by CassTokis 5534 days ago (http://news.cnet.com)
Category: Eco | Tags: U.S. India establish $100 million green-tech fund
President Barack Obama with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on his November 2010 visit to India, during which the joint clean-energy R&D cent... read more »
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Avatar Posted by gop5yeq 740215 days ago (http://venturebeat.com)
Category: Eco | Tags: On GreenBeat: Military must buy American solar D
Here&'s the latest action we&'re following on the GreenBeat today:The Department of Defense must buy American-made solar panels &8212' That&'s accordi... read more »
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Avatar Posted by linkcxzbuildingf 5736 days ago (http://news.cnet.com)
Category: Eco | Tags: Testing sandbox proposed launch ocean power
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--When it comes to harvesting energy from oceans and rivers, the "sink or swim" approach doesn't really work. Getting wave and tida... read more »
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Avatar Posted by zimansuf2 5721 days ago (http://news.cnet.com)
Category: Eco | Tags: Green-tech companies look overseas foothold
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--Rather than follow a well understood game plan, energy technology entrepreneurs need to think more like chess players on the fast-... read more »
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Avatar Posted by Bonessemn 5605 days ago (http://news.cnet.com)
Category: Eco | Tags: New power line could cool Japanese reactors
Japanese authorities tried pouring water on overheated reactors from a helicopter but abandoned the effort because of radiation risks. (Credit: NHK... read more »
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