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"Global Energy Demand Seen Up 44 Percent By 2030" [1]

"Global energy demand is expected to soar 44 percent over the next two decades with most of the demand coming from developing countries such as China and Russia, the U.S. government's top energy forecasting agency said on Wednesday."
Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Reuters [5], 05/28/2009

"Baltimore Biofuel Plant Heats Up" [6]

"The thick, milky white liquid looks like Elmer's glue, though it's greasy to the touch. It has a sweet, alcohol smell. It's not your father's heating oil, to be sure. But it will do the same job, says Cary J. Claiborne, and a lot more cleanly.

Claiborne is president and chief executive officer of New Generation Biofuels, a Florida-based startup that's producing fuel from vegetable and soybean oil at a small production plant it set up this year in southern Baltimore.

Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
Mid-Atlantic (DC DE MD PA VA WV) [7]
Source: Baltimore Sun [8], 05/26/2009

"Wind Power Gets Urban Friendly" [9]

From a design award-winner to a model that uses the updraft on a roof, small residential wind turbines are getting smarter and sexier.
Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
Canada [10]
Source: Globe & Mail [11], 05/25/2009

Chase for Wind Power Turns to Public Lands [12]

"Rows of tall turbines have already remade the landscape on wheat farms and ridgelines on private land around the region. But so far there have been no wind farms built on public land in the Northwest. That's about to change."
Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
Northwest (OR WA) [13]
Source: Portland Oregonian [14], 05/25/2009

MI, IL, NY Mull Alt-Energy Incentives for Schools [15]

"The Michigan Legislature may soon create a fund to loan schools money to build windmills, solar panels or other sources of alternative energy."
Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
Great Lakes (IL IN MI MN OH WI) [16]
Source: Great Lakes Echo [17], 05/22/2009

Interest Surges in Neglected Geothermal [18]

"Nearly 200 million acres of public lands, mostly in the West, could become prime generators of emissions-free electricity by extracting steam heat from the earth's core to drive electric turbines."
Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [19]
Source: Greenwire [20], 05/22/2009

"FERC Approves Quebec-New England Power Line Plan" [21]

"The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Thursday approved a funding plan for a major transmission project expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and deliver about 1,200 megawatts of Quebec power to New England."
Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Reuters [22], 05/22/2009

Cape Cod Wind Farm Wins Key State Permit [23]

The Cape Wind project to build a wind farm in Nantucket Sound won approval of a key permit from Massachusetts.
Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
Northeast (CT MA ME NH NJ NY RI VT) [24]
Source: Reuters [25], 05/22/2009

"Renewable Power Overcomes Hurdle in Senate" [26]

"A measure requiring utilities to generate a certain amount of electricity from renewable sources, such as wind and solar, overcame a legislative hurdle in the U.S. Senate on Thursday."
Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [19]
Source: Reuters [27], 05/22/2009

"Gas Is Up; Drivers May Not Cut Back" [28]

Gasoline prices are creeping back upward, but more American drivers are expected to hit the roads this Memorial Day than last year.
Energy & Fuel [2]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [19]
Source: NYTimes [29], 05/21/2009

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