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News / Energy

Electricity companies thrilled and worried about electric cars

...tts, and both carmakers may boost that to 6,600 watts soon. The Tesla Roadster, an electric sports car with a huge battery, can draw 16,800 watts. That's the equivalent of 280 60-watt light bulbs. A m...

23 Nov 2010

Electricity companies thrilled and worried about electric cars

Opinion / Energy

Alternatives to alternative energy, by H.T. Goranson

...th initiatives, so they tended to rely on the previous generation of scientific insight, because the resulting technology was more trustworthy. Neither entailed a great scientific challenge, but rathe...

16 Apr 2011

Alternatives to alternative energy, by H.T. Goranson

News / Carbon & Climate

Greens seek quick start to logging ban

...tter conflict in Tasmania, and restructuring a troubled industry. Apart from protecting the state's ancient tall eucalypts, and other forests with high conservation value, it provides for a transition...

20 Oct 2010

Greens seek quick start to logging ban

News / Energy

Solar investor sees fewer new start-up co's

...try costs are likely to limit the number of start-up companies going into the photovoltaic manufacturing market, a managing director at private equity firm CMEA Capital said. The global solar market i...

30 Sep 2010

Solar investor sees fewer new start-up co's

News / Policy & Finance

Gov't appoints business panel

...th the certainty they needed to begin the transition to a low pollution economy. "Business leaders around the country understand that if we are to remain internationally competitive over the long term...

18 Oct 2010

Gov't appoints business panel

News / Policy & Finance

Buffett-backed car maker arrives in L.A. late with fewer jobs

...t to be the biggest U.S. market for electric vehicles, it will take time to build up the required charging infrastructure, Austin said. BYD won’t start U.S. retail sales of electric cars for at least ...

24 Oct 2011

Buffett-backed car maker arrives in L.A. late with fewer jobs

News / Policy & Finance

Recycling industry heading for change

...the waste they produce. "The ministers keep saying they're determined and committed but the timetables for action that appear don't give much substance to that claim," said the director of the Total E...

5 Nov 2010

Recycling industry heading for change

Opinion / Policy & Finance

You can't separate climate from economy

...ture's Global Climate Initiative, climate change for these states is a direct threat to their very survival. With climate change presenting a tremendous threat to developing countries, these nations a...

6 Sep 2010

You can't separate climate from economy

News / Policy & Finance

Poor nations say rich fail on climate aid pledge

...ts. No treaty The different perceptions of aid flows between rich and poor nations are likely to be a hurdle to negotiations among environment ministers in Cancun. No nations expect a treaty to be agr...

18 Nov 2010

Poor nations say rich fail on climate aid pledge

News / Water

Need to move Indonesia's capital growing urgent in face of climate change, experts say

...t," Keraf said. "There has to be an academic study into what is the best kind of adaptation after we move the capital." The cost of moving the capital to Kalimantan is estimated at 50 to 100 trillion ...

28 Oct 2010

Need to move Indonesia's capital growing urgent in face of climate change, experts say

News / Transport

L.A. Auto Show: Alternative-fuel vehicles in spotlight

...that Toyota has said it would get. The vehicle is similar to the first-generation electric RAV4. Toyota produced limited numbers of the original between 1997 and 2003, with a battery that charged in f...

18 Nov 2010

L.A. Auto Show: Alternative-fuel vehicles in spotlight

News / Cities

Planning expert tells Aussies to slum it

...ts, that's not enough to people anymore. They want more than that." In the United States there are between 35 and 40 million new homes expected to be built in the next 30 years and Australia is set to...

17 Nov 2010

Planning expert tells Aussies to slum it

News / Water

Power prices land record number in hot water

...ter they had been trying to cut consumption. Most complaints related to high bills, billing or payment problems and disconnections. In all, 72 per cent of the complaints related to electricity, with t...

16 Nov 2010

Power prices land record number in hot water

News / Food & Agriculture

Singapore fish farms aim to net huge harvest

...ted about five tonnes of tiger grouper last year, is confident that he can more than double his output this year with the co-op's help. 'Without a co-op, we cannot negotiate for a better price for fry...

20 Jan 2011

Singapore fish farms aim to net huge harvest

News / Policy & Finance

No China rare earth embargo to U.S. and EU: Molycorp CEO

...ts exports of rare earth metals to the United States and Europe, but will not cut them off entirely, the head of the largest Western producer of the minerals said on Tuesday. "I don't believe that Chi...

26 Oct 2010

No China rare earth embargo to U.S. and EU: Molycorp CEO

News / Transport

Honda unveils Fit hybrid, cheapest hybrid in Japan

...the Fit hybrid to succeed after its last gas-electric model, the Insight, lost out to the third-generation Prius, which a top Honda executive admitted recently was an all-around better product than th...

8 Oct 2010

Honda unveils Fit hybrid, cheapest hybrid in Japan

News / Carbon & Climate

Governments face climate test of resolve at Bangkok talks

...to help poorer nations adapt to rising seas and greater weather extremes. The United Nations says industrialized nations led by the United States, the number two emitter behind China, need to set to...

3 Apr 2011

Governments face climate test of resolve at Bangkok talks

News / Cities

Health fears over gas-fired generators

...tment of Environment and Climate Change. The City of Sydney has pledged to install more than 100 trigeneration turbines - which burn gas to generate electricity and then capture the exhaust to heat an...

12 Nov 2010

Health fears over gas-fired generators

News / Policy & Finance

Greens favour tariffs to back carbon plan

...ted that after Australia puts a price on carbon, they could press for tariffs on the nations that don't. A day after Trade Minister Craig Emerson rejected European threats to erect the carbon tariffs,...

5 Oct 2010

Greens favour tariffs to back carbon plan

News / Cities

City urged to tap heaven-sent gift

...the water that gets to the stream from a forest gets there through overland flow: it all gets there slowly and cleanly through the soils. ''In contrast all the water that gets to the stream through th...

10 Nov 2010

City urged to tap heaven-sent gift