Policy
Durban Summit: No Change For Climate Change?
Expectations couldn’t be lower, yet some Kyoto goals are already being met
Germany Folds on Nuclear Power
Berlin's decision to shut down reactors means tough energy choices ahead
Book Review: The Quest
Daniel Yergin’s new book is a logical successor to earlier ones on national security and energy policy
Last Hurrah for Banned Bulbs
A little shop in New York City celebrates the glory of the lightbulb in the waning days of incandescence
Gaza Power Strip
The Palestinian power plant has endured bombings, embargoes and blockades: Can it ever fully power Gaza's grid?
U.K. Switches on World's Biggest Offshore Wind Farm
Blog Post: Claim to top spot may last less than a year, with London Array looming.
Cyber Security Shortchanged in US Smart Grid Push
Blog Post: Energy Department audit finds that cyber security controls are weak in many utilities
Seismic Reassessment of U.S Nuclear Reactors Hits Nerves
Blog Post: Report detaiing Nucler Regulatory Commission's order attracts rage of comments
Northeast Carbon Trading System a Startling Success
Blog Post: RGGI or "Reggie" contributing to faster-than-expected cuts in emissions
Obama Embraces Natural Gas Fueled Trucking
Blog Post: President fleshes out State of the Union address by inaugurating the nation's first CNG trucking corridor
Report Finds Little Support for Wind Power Health Effect Claims
Blog Post: A Massachusetts study of existing evidence suggests wind noise, shadow, don't cause significant harm.
Netherlands Utility Delays Nuclear Plant Plan
Blog Post: Dutch government is still in favor of nukes, but uncertain environment puts project on the shelf
Siemens Says Germany Nuclear Phase Out to Cost Trillions
Blog Post: Investment requirements in renewables and other upgrades would reach 1.7 trillion Euros by 2030
An Alternative Way to Avoid "Dangerous Climate Change"
Blog Post: Columbia University researchers propose focus on black carbon and methane reductions
Do Experts Assess Risk Better than the General Public?
Blog Post: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moves doomsday clock one minute closer to midnight
