IEA: Energy revolution 'insufficient' so far; efficiency is key
Electric cars, wind and solar energy and even next-generation biofuels might all help to build a more energy-secure future, but
Mitsubishi tests aimed at disaster-proofing the power grid
Mitsubishi Electric has begun testing a range of technologies designed to help people not only control their energy use but
As winter approaches, UK worries about energy poverty
With energy bills for the average UK resident rising dramatically this summer, politicians and citizens alike have been looking ahead
In Afghanistan, energy efforts are 'opportunity squandered'
For a fascinating and in-depth — if also somewhat despair-inducing — account of efforts to build a modern energy infrastructure in Afghanistan,
US lays out first 'battle strategy' for energy technology
With some already likening our energy challenges to a war, it seems appropriate that the US Department of Energy (DOE)
Is natural gas 'boom' a threat to real renewables?
My skepticism alarm goes off whenever I see a news story or press release cross my newsfeed with some headline
Plant improvements boost Kuwait's power capacity
New improvements to Kuwait’s largest power plant have added about 10 percent of capacity to the nation’s grid,
IEA's 60 million barrels a short-term feel-good
The decision by 28 International Energy Agency (IEA) member countries to release 60 million barrels of oil in the coming
UK needs £100bn+ 'surge' in new energy investments
British officials see the need for a massive investment in the country’s energy infrastructure in the near future.
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World 'consumed more energy in 2010 than ever before'
Coal consumption: up. Oil consumption (and prices): up. Hydro, solar, wind, geothermal and biofuel consumption: all up. Carbon dioxide emissions:
