GR Energy & Climate Briefs

Troubled Neighbors: Assessing North American Energy Cooperation

September 2, 2010

harperDespite disagreements over infrastructure costs, the US, Canada and Mexico are slowly pursuing several areas of hemispheric energy cooperation.


   

Reassessing the Green Stimulus in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

August 30, 2010

stimulus1Greentech industries favored by the 2009 stimulus are now forced to confront difficult market conditions as federal funding dries up.


   

India: Breaking Free of Energy Dependence?

August 26, 2010

india3In an effort to wean itself off dependence on energy imports, India looks to exploit new oil discoveries and level demand through efficiency programs.


   

Carbon Trading: What It Means for China's Energy Policy

August 23, 2010

emissions1Implementing China’s recently announced carbon trading program will test the country’s practical commitment to emissions reductions.


   

Driven by Economics, Energy Efficiency Can Lead to New Energy Paradigm

August 19, 2010

istock_000006129616xsmallProactive efficiency programs can help companies get ahead of the EPA's forthcoming regulatory regime.


   

The EPA Regulatory Hammer and the Path Ahead

August 16, 2010

epa101With energy and climate legislation dead in Congress the EPA has begun to rollout a comprehensive regulatory regime.


   

The 2010 Midterm Elections: Races to Watch, What It Means for Energy Policy

July 22, 2010

reidkerryThe prospect of heavy Democrat losses in November could reshape the debate over energy and climate legislation.


   

China: Driving Global Standards on IP/ Tech Transfer

July 19, 2010

istock_000012120539xsmall2Chinese tech-transfer has ignited debate over intellectual property rights and climate mitigation responsibilities.


   

The End of Cap-and-Trade as We Know It?

July 15, 2010

reid101With an eye on midterms, the Senate debates several energy and climate proposals.


   

Asian Megacities: Giants of Tomorrow

July 12, 2010

istock_000009322821smallThe growth of Asian Megacities over the next twenty years will force local and national officials to develop new policies, standards, and regulations governing economic development.


   

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