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Articles on alternative energy:Alternative energy not likely to disrupt economy of Middle East in near future Journalists say that the rise in popularity of alternative energy is not likely to derail the economies of the Middle East in the foreseeable future. Middle Eastern oil reserves are so large that non-fossil fuel energy production will remain more expensive than just pumping oil for many years to come... World powers continue to explore alternative energy sources Gas prices continue to soar, and public clamor for environmentally friendly energy sources is getting louder, so world powers are pumping increasing amounts of funds into alternative energy research, and the Mail and Guardian reports that wind, alcohol, the sun and even bananas are all being considered... America is killing itself on oil by not investing in alternative energy, according to one writer According to one writer, the United States is addicted to oil and it is killing itself with it. Rather than investing in renewable energy from the wind and the sun, the US is letting oil companies ruin the environment instead of following France and Germany's lead and putting money toward alternative... Alternative energy is a 'multitrillion-dollar opportunity' for investors, industry leader says Opportunities abound for entrepreneurs looking to strike it rich by developing new energy forms, leaders of the alternative energy industry say. The owner of one large solar energy company, in fact, says the sun, wind and hydrogen, all add up to a "multitrillion-dollar opportunity" for investors. Solar... Alternative energy companies getting attention from public, investors Companies dealing in alternative energy sources were largely overlooked by investors until recently, the Post-Gazette reports, when soaring gas and energy costs made the usually more expensive alternative energy sources a more realistic investment. New York towns turn to wind power as an alternative energy source The town of Ramapo, NY, agreed to purchase 5% of its yearly energy expenditure from Community Energy Inc. in the form of wind power, an increasingly common alternative energy source that many communities in New York now use as a portion of their energy budget. Cornell researchers recommend wind power over ethanol as alternative energy source Cornell researchers found in a study that producing ethanol from corn takes 70 percent more energy than it produces and recommends the country direct funds toward more efficient alternative energy sources such as wind power, but Minnesota's WCCO reports that The Minnesota Department of Agriculture disagrees... Oregon's House Committee on Environment hears several talks about alternative energy at Oregon State Oregon's House Committee on Environment and Oregon State's faculty heard several energy experts discuss alternative energy at Oregon State University. The lectures touched on topics as varied as wave power, nuclear energy and biodiesel fuel, while one lecturer claimed that infrastructure was the central... Gasification of coal can satisfy the United States energy needs while alternative energy systems are implemented As crude oil reserves dwindle, there is a major call for alternative energy sources that will not only stop the United States dependence on OPEC, but burn cleaner than gasoline. In the meantime, to bridge the gap between oil power and alternative energy, coal can be gasified so that it produces only... Sales of alternative energy sources soar amid concerns of rising energy costs As gas prices rise and heating costs start to rise with the cooling weather, more and more people and businesses are turning to alternative energy sources such as solar power to compensate for their energy needs, the Charlotte Observer reports. Alternative energy sources may be answer to poor nations' energy needs Governments have been trying to compensate for more than 1.6 billion people who do not have electricity with fossil fuels, but TomPaine.com reports that the development of alternative energy sources, including wind, solar, hydro, geothermal and bioenergy, is the only realistic way to provide energy for... Newscasters explore alternative energy sources for vehicles Hurricane Katrina sent U.S. gas prices soaring, and Hurricane Rita is likely to do the same, so the trend of Americans looking to vehicles driven by alternative energy sources is swelling even faster, and CBS News explores some of those alternatives' pros and cons. Alternative energy sources found right outside your door America's dependence on foreign oil has been detrimental to our quests to find alternative energy sources in our own country. Power investors put money on alternative energy as oil prices sour Big-time energy investors have been moving their money into new areas now that oil prices are rising but individual investors have not changed course all that much. However, as the price of crude oil continues to climb, individuals are beginning to see new market directions and they are moving their... Bush needs to concentrate on alternative energy rather than drilling for oil, according to one writer According to one concerned citizen in Centralia, IL, the current Republican agenda of drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) is counterproductive. Instead of attempting to cut oil prices by getting more oil, the country should be concentrating on building its alternative energy... |
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