Trading his suit and tie for a lab coat and goggles, Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced his decision to step down last week and return to academia. In his wake, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist will leave a gulf of technical expertise, a volatile energy market and an administration in flux on how to address climate change.
SHANGHAI -- Despite a slowdown in growth and investments, China still installed more wind turbines than any other nation last year, according to a report issued today by Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
HOUSTON -- Major changes are in store for the nation's natural gas industry in the next five to 10 years, an official with the Chicago-based Gas Technology Institute said during an industry gathering here Wednesday. (EnergyWire, )
In the obscure world of federal rulemaking and administrative law, Wednesday's gathering of progressives at American University was about as close as you could get to an old-fashioned revival meeting. (Greenwire, )
Tesla Motors Inc. has announced it will sell up to $830 million in shares and debt as part of its plans to repay a federal loan. (Greenwire, )
The poor man’s satellite? (ClimateWire, )
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee yesterday approved a bill that would bypass administrative review and issue a permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. (Greenwire, )
The chief of the world's largest independent oil company said that humans are accelerating climate change and that action must be taken. (Greenwire, )
