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GE's CEO on clean energy in the U.S.

In terms of policy, Immelt said China is "linearly focused on energy" with policies aimed at job creation. By contrast, the policy picture in the U.S. is uncertain in regards to renewable energy mandates or regulations to cut carbon regulations.

The formula for developing clean-energy businesses is to match technical innovations with large-scale deployments, Immelt said.

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Filed under  //   clean+energy   cleantech   CNET   General+Electric  
Posted March 2, 2010
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The Largest Cleantech VC: China

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Filed under  //   cleantech   earth2Tech  
Posted February 26, 2010
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Clean Tech companies and the smart grid [CleanTechies Blog]

we have seen many companies trying to take on the energy management challenge from the user’s end. Home energy management products that control appliances at consumers’ homes to save energy, reduce cost and increase reliability and transparency is an integral part of smart-grid strategy.

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Posted February 25, 2010
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The U.S. Must Grab the Lead on Green - The Conversation - Harvard Business Review

2. Create a shared vision for competitiveness. If South Korea plans to spend 1 percent of its GDP on CleanTech research, why can't we spend 3 percent? (And why can't we agree, when allocating tax dollars, that our national security is tied to economic strength as much as it is to military might?)

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Filed under  //   cleantech   innovation  
Posted February 18, 2010
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Honda Debuts Solar-powered Hydrogen Fueling Station [Ecofriend]

"The station will enable users to refill their clean vehicles without the requirement of hydrogen storage system. During daytime the hydrogen station will export renewable electricity to the grid while remaining energy neutral."

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Filed under  //   cleantech   fuel+cells   Honda   hybrids   renewable+energy   solar  
Posted January 28, 2010
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Edelman Has Some Excellent Research On Cleantech

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Filed under  //   cleantech   Edelman   environment   PR   research   sustainability  
Posted January 27, 2010
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Never Mind the Valley: Here's Austin

This is a good trend for Austin:
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"One event that signaled the transformation was the first Clean Energy Venture Summit in May of 2007 in Austin," Bohn told ReadWriteWeb. "Thirty to forty investors came to listen to 15 or so startups, and 400 people attended. It was standing-room-only in biggest ballroom we could find."

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Filed under  //   Austin   cleantech   texas  
Posted January 19, 2010
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Brazil Energy Milestone: GE, Petrobras Using Sugarcane-Based Ethanol to Produce Electricity

Petrobras, today celebrated the world’s first use of sugarcane-based ethanol in a gas turbine system to produce electricity on a full commercial scale.

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Filed under  //   cleantech   ethanol   renewable+energy   renewable+resources  
Posted January 19, 2010
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Cyclone Power to turn waste motor oil into clean electricity [Camille Ricketts | VentureBeat]

"The first of these systems is predicted to churn out 50 kilowatts of electricity (enough to power about 50 American homes). Motor oil might not seem like the cleanest substance in the world, but Cyclone says it has devised a way to burn it cleanly and recover the heat released in the process."

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Posted January 18, 2010
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Tailwinds Strong for Small Wind Industry: Report

"The market research firm forecasts that the global small wind market will expand to $412 million in revenue by 2013 from $203 million this year, a compound annual growth rate of nearly 20 percent"

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Posted December 9, 2009
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