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Will The Military Lead on Green Energy?
January 31, 2012
Some of President Obama’s most impactful energy policy is taking shape through the military, which has the potential to make a significant, direct impact on green technologies.
The U.S. Rejoins the LNG Exporters Club
January 24, 2012
New potential for U.S. LNG exports could fuel a heated political battle over its ability to stabilize prices or increase volatility.
Assessing the Keystone Endgame
January 17, 2012
Congressional interference in the Administration’s decision-making process makes it more likely that the Keystone XL pipeline will be held up in court battles.
The Energy Stories of 2012 That Really Deserve Watching
January 10, 2012
Headline news is likely to overlook some of this year's most important energy stories. GR provides a breakdown of the trends that are likely to drive energy policy in 2012.
The Public Goods Charge and the Future of Energy Finance in California
December 13, 2011
With the California Public Goods Charge (PGC), a key mechanism for funding renewable energy RD&D and energy efficiency programs, set to expire on January 1, major questions about the future of the charge remain.
Regulating a Reliable US Electric Grid
December 6, 2011
What impact will new EPA regulations have on the regional reliability of the US power sector?
As Government Stops "Picking Winners", Does That Mean It’s Creating Losers?
November 29, 2011
After massive government spending on clean energy via the stimulus package, what will the role of the government be in energy research and development?
Following Setbacks, What is the Future for CCS?
November 15, 2011
Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) is faced with a shaky outlook for development in the US, as policymakers have turned their focus to more actionable energy prospects, among other challenges.
The Promise of Industry-Led Initiatives on Nuclear Safety
November 8, 2011
While a plan produced by the IAEA may not be adequate to address all nuclear safety concerns, new industry-led partnerships may refocus international efforts in new and positive directions.
The 2012 Farm Bill & the Fate of the Energy Title
November 1, 2011
Recent pressure from the Agriculture Committee and the USDA to identify and propose their own cuts to the Supercommittee may end up saving the Energy Title and key energy programs.
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