TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada does not have enough money to develop its oil resources and move oil to market, and therefore welcomes foreign capital, Natural Resources...
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Articles from 9.5.2012
President of TEPCO urges Japan to keep nuclear in its future
Japan would be punished with sky-high energy prices and would see its greenhouse gas emissions surge if it went nuclear-free, said Naomi Hirose, president of the Tokyo...
“Hundreds of thousands” of Nest learning thermostats sold
The Nest learning thermostat has sold in the mid hundreds of thousands range, which shows how the venture backed startup has ramped up production.
Romney: Humans contribute to climate change, more regulations not the answer
Mitt Romney said Tuesday in a questionnaire that “human activity contributes” to global warming, but that “unilateral” U.S. actions such as emissions regulations would not...
Articles from 9.4.2012
Pike Research forecasts 14% and 19% CAGR worldwide for natural gas trucks and buses
Pike Research expects the global market for natural gas (NG) trucks to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14% between 2012 and 2019, reaching 111,319 sales in...
E.U. opens inquiry into Gazprom trade practices
The case highlights the challenge Europe faces to create a competitive market for natural gas when Russia supplies about a quarter of what Europe needs.
Saab’s electrification moves forward, minus the Griffin logo
National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS) has taken another step towards transforming the defunct Saab brand into a manufacturer of solely electric-powered vehicles.
Project aims to harness wave energy off the Oregon coast
Energy development groups will be watching closely when the first commercially licensed grid-connected wave-energy device in the nation is launched in October.
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