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751. Cast Your Vote for Thermal Biomass
752. USDA Releases Regional Roadmap for Biofuels
753. Are Cleantech Firms Ready for the Spotlight?
754. Biofuels Testing Starts at Baltimore Schools
755. Showing Some Vision in the Utility Industry
756. Announcing the Turkish International Renewable Energy Congress
757. POET acquires Putnam County, Ind. ethanol plant
758. DOE Announces US $24M for Algae Research
759. Poet Acquires 90-MGY Ethanol Plant
760. Choose Biofuels and Efficiencies, Not More Oil
761. Renewable Energy Overcomes Barriers to Deployment in Turkey
762. CEO Perspectives: A View from the Top
763. Ten Clean Energy Stocks for 2010: Q2 Update
764. Clean Tech's Mid-Year Report: Many Battles Ahead
765. Fueling Freedom is a Winner for Consumers, Taxpayers
766. Ask POET Episode 3: the Ethanol Tax Credit
767. POET voices support for Fueling Freedom Plan proposed by Growth Energy
768. Debunking Myths of Cleantech PR
769. Clean Power Development & Gestamp To Develop Bioenergy Projects
770. BP Acquires Verenium's Cellulosic Biofuels Platform
771. Solazyme Delivers Algae Jet Fuel to US Navy
772. US Forest Service Approves SDG&E's Sunrise Powerlink
773. Renewable Energy Policy Update For China
774. REG Acquires Tellurian Biodiesel & American BDF
775. Algae Biomass Summit Announces Preliminary Agenda
776. Plane Makes Algae Biofuels Flight
777. U.S. Increasing Biodiesel Supply
778. No RES, No Cap & Trade in Scaled Back Energy Bill
779. 360+ Organizations Release Statement on Senate Inaction on Energy Bill
780. Is the U.S. Ready To Enact a FIT?
781. POET: Senate Energy Bill missed an opportunity to do something about foreign oil addi
782. Biomass Advancing in the Northeast
783. The Importance of Market Access
784. OriginOil Generates Revenue
785. Time to scale back renewable energy incentives for the wealthy?
786. One Step Towards Biocrude from Algae in Korea
787. Why Should VEETC Be Renewed?
788. BTEC Commends Legislators for Introduction of Thermal Renewable Energy and Efficiency
789. Utility-scale Battery Research Underway
790. Fossil Fuel Subsidies Outpace Renewables
791. U.S. DOE Funds 'Sunlight-to-Fuel' Project
792. Enolia Solar Systems to Install 1.5MW of SolarEdge Power Harvesting Systems in Greece
793. Some Algae Biofuels Create GREATER Carbon Footprint
794. Rebalancing the World's Energy Portfolio
795. Top Green Power Purchasers
796. Will We Find the 'Black Swan' of Clean Energy?
797. Northeast Biodiesel Co-op Underway
798. The False Sense of Security in the Gulf
799. US VC Cleantech Investment Continues To Soar
800. Food vs. Fuel – A Reversal by the World Bank
801. World Bank: Biofuels Didn't Cause Grain Price Booms
802. Strong Growth of Renewable Energy in UK
803. Who's Running The Ship? What's The End Game?
804. In Praise of Political Virtue
805. DOE Funds Biomass Pretreatment Project
806. Trends in Biomass: Opportunities for Global Equipment Suppliers in Asia
807. Community-Centric Approach to Biomass Energy Necessary
808. The Necessity of Smart Grids
809. Solazyme Gets $52M for Algae Production
810. POET Continues on Path To Cellulosic Ethanol Production
811. POET conducts biomass harvest research in Texas
812. SolarEdge Makes Impossible Installations Possible
813. ADB Plans $1B in Asian Renewables Investment
814. The Feed-in Tariff Discussion Heats Up
815. NREL Releases Feed-in Tariff Guide
816. Nigerian professionals boost their know-how in Renewable Energies
817. Ontario's Growing Pains: Will the Wind and Solar Industries Scale-up in Time?
818. The Many Considerations of a Fuel Supply Agreement
819. Detroit Edison Buying 20 MW of Biomass Energy
820. Blender Pump Shortage Perpetuates Reliance on Foreign Oil
821. Forest Concepts Gets $1M for R&D on Biomass Technology
822. African Investors to Explore Opportunities in Renewable Energy in Germany
823. Looking Beyond the Climate Bill Disaster
824. Malaysia's 2011 Proposed Solar, Biomass, Biogas, & Hydro Tariffs
825. The Difference Between the Chinese and the U.S. View of Clean Tech Subsidies
826. POET, farmers kick off commercial biomass harvest for Project LIBERTY cellulosic etha
827. After Slow Start, BlueFire Rebrands Itself
828. Shelton Biomass Power Plant Secures Supply Agreement
829. Israel and U.S. Cooperate on Renewables
830. Our Dust Bowl Moment?
831. Is the Transmission 'Problem' Real?
832. Low Prices for Wind Power PPA Kill Idaho Power Deal
833. Top 4 Clean-Tech Predictions for 2H 2010
834. Biomass in Microturbines
835. Ethanol is Here Today
836. New 1-MW Waste-to-energy Plant Goes Online in UK
837. Top 10 Key Biofuels Thresholds
838. Level the Playing Field and Ethanol Will Compete On Its Own
839. New Possibilities in the Hunt for Financing
840. Range Fuels Finally Gets its Cellulosic Plant Running
841. In An Open Market, All Fuels Can Compete
842. Filling The Gap Vermont Yankee Could Leave
843. More green energy for the globe
844. Estimating Forward REC Price Curves
845. What's Your Game Plan?
846. Chapter Excerpt: Gas Lines and Gasohol
847. Big Oil Still Likes Cellulosic Ethanol
848. Jatropha Gene Sequence: Will it Help the Industry?
849. Biomass Heat is Not Coal
850. The Best Peak Oil Investments: PTRP
851. China Working Toward Green Energy Solutions
852. Understanding "Beginning Construction" Under Section 1603
853. Turkish Renewable Energy May Feed EU Grid
854. Peace Corps to Tackle Grassroots Energy Issues
855. Grid Energy Storage a $35B Market by 2020
856. Renewable Portfolio Standards Work, But at What Cost?
857. Growth Energy Gains Four New Producing Members
858. Mascoma Buys SunOpta BioProcess for $51 M
859. U.S. Keeping up with European Biomass Demand
860. Biofuel Co-Production: Will it Scale Quickly?
861. Innovation for Biogas in France
862. The Best Peak Oil Investments: Why Invest for Peak Oil?
863. ACORE Releases a State-by-State Report on Renewable Energy
864. Small Businesses Urge US Senate To Let Clean Energy Create Jobs
865. Surprise, Surprise, China is Promoting Its Clean Tech Industry!
866. Biofuels and Combustion Engine Research Needed
867. Joule Patents Organism for Biofuels
868. 50 Years of OPEC
869. On OPEC's 50th Anniversary, U.S. Ethanol Industry Calls on Congress and Consumers to
870. Grace Receives 3.3 Million from DOE for Biofuel Research
871. Sludge to Electricity Shows Promise
872. Electricity Needs To Go Smart
873. Growth Energy and Industry Groups Call on DOE to Restore Funding, Fix Energy Loan Pro
874. Enerkem Building Trash-to-Fuels Plant
875. Oil Spill Contained, Energy Policy Dies, Status Quo Blissfully Restored
876. History Doesn't Have to Rhyme -- IPP 2.0 in China and India
877. Two Wrongs Don't Make It Right
878. Cleantech Stimulus Still Not Stimulating
879. California Enters the Renewables Tug-of-war
880. Stop the Stalling
881. What's age got to do with it? E15 is safe for all cars
882. NREL Releases Biomass Mapping Application
883. Growth Energy Gains New Member
884. Auto Technology Turbocharges Biomass Generation
885. Got Wood?
886. A National Renewable Energy Standard Bill Surfaces in D.C.
887. Wood-to-Energy Developments
888. 7th SouthEast European EE & RES Congress & Exhibition Presented at Nis
889. The US Military's Two-pronged Renewable Energy Initiative
890. Big news day for cellulosic ethanol
891. Biomass to Help Power Scottish Hospitals
892. FIT for Ontario
893. Department of Inactivity?
894. Clean Edge Offers the Truth About Green Jobs
895. Germany Adds Nearly 1% of Electricity Supply with Solar in Eight Months
896. Is Algae Biodiesel a Decade Away?
897. Is all CO2 created equal?
898. Brazilian Ethanol Emerges from the Doldrums
899. Ethanol Paving the Way to Energy Independence
900. As Heating Season Nears, New Group Calls for 25 Percent of Heating Needs in the North
901. South-East European Eco Forum at IFAT in Munich
902. SolarEdge Technologies Secures a US$25 Million Financing Round
903. Canada Probes the Frontiers of Biofuel
904. Ten Clean Energy Stocks for 2010: Third Quarter Update
905. Portfolio Approach: New Kids on the Block
906. When Clean Energy Gets Dirty, and Dirty Energy Goes Clean
907. POET CEO comments on E15 approval
908. The Pellet Handbook: The Production and Thermal Utilization of Biomass Pellets
909. Time is Running Out for U.S. Leadership in Clean-Tech Jobs
910. BTEC Presents New Webinar on Residential Biomass Heating
911. Michael Best at Southeast Biomass Conference
912. EPA Greenlights Ethanol Increase in Fuel Blend
913. EPA approves first ethanol content increase in 32 years
914. Biomass Conversions: Not So Cut and Dried
915. Ethanol Blend Wall Increased in the U.S.
916. E15: Our View
917. Big Oil Perpetuates Status Quo
918. 2010 US Election Preview for Cleantech
919. On Caring and Climate
920. REC Solar Germany will sponsor the
921. Public-Private Partnerships Can Help Finance Renewable Energy Projects
922. Official Spanish Participation at
923. Growth Energy: Blender Pumps Effort by USDA The Right Step Forward
924. POET welcomes final USDA rule that will help launch the biomass market for cellulosic
925. Waste-Based Energy, Present and Future
926. Scientists to CARB: There is No "Indirect Land Use Change" With Ethanol
927. Vietnam Approves 40 MW Biomass Plant
928. Let's Choose Facts Over Fantasy
929. US Biofuel Wins 75% Subsidy
930. Will Clean Energy Manufacturing Create US Jobs?
931. Prop 23 Threatens California's Clean Energy Future
932. The World Series of Renewable Energy
933. Halfway There: Pedaling Under the St. Louis Arch
934. Rocket Trike and the Green Hornet
935. Island Breezes, Sun Perfect for Renewables
936. Now What? Funny You Should Ask….
937. New Bi-Partisan Calls for End to Ethanol Subsidies
938. BTEC Expresses Both Praise, Disappointment for Revised BCAP Rules
939. Pike Research: Algae-Based Biofuels Production To Reach 61 MGPY by 2020
940. Folly by Numbers – USDA Shows Economic Gains from Eliminating Subsidies
941. USDA Report Finds Ethanol Has Economic Benefits for American Families
942. USDA: Ethanol Can Be Cost Savings for U.S. Households
943. New ABS 2010 BioFuels Report Now Available
944. What Food v. Fuel Debate?
945. IEA's World Energy Outlook 2010 Sends Strong Message
946. More Than $5 Fossil Fuel Subsidies for Every $1 of Support for Renewables
947. POET Biorefining – Caro (Mich.) helps bring two new ethanol blender pumps to area dr
948. Algal Fuels: Just around the Corner or 10 Years Away?
949. Lessons from 2008
950. Algae for Biofuels: Moving from Promise to Reality, But How Fast?
951. Is There Enough Cellulosic Ethanol To Meet 2011 Targets?
952. Yes, Green Jobs Are Real
953. Tornado Warnings & 80 MPH Wind Gusts" (Tues. and Wed., Oct. 26 and 27, 2010)
954. Cleantech Venture Investments Fall 55% in Q3
955. SEI Leads Renewable Energy Tour to Cuba
956. SEIA, Others Call for Extension of TGP in US
957. REC Solar to join the 7th South East European EE & RES Congress as speakers
958. Alternative Energy and Climate Change Mutual Funds, Part II
959. 2011 Outlook for Clean Energy Jobs in the U.S. – Beating the Trend
960. Another Blow to Ethanol Subsidies and Trade Protection from Iowa State
961. Growth Energy Testifies at EPA Hearing on E15 Label
962. Lux Research: Innovation Will Grow Biofuels Market
963. Greenleaf Power Looking To Acquire Biomass Power Plants
964. Deficit Commission Report a Sobering Reminder on U.S. Ethanol Policy Reform
965. US Military Tests Algae Biofuel Ship, Synthetic Jet Fuel
966. Biomass Co-generation Facility Breaks Ground in Oregon
967. Alternative Energy and Climate Change Mutual Funds, Part IV
968. FERC, DOE Seek Better Grid Integration of Wind and Solar Energy
969. Alternative Energy and Climate Change Mutual Funds, Part III
970. 'The Business Community is in Agreement: We Need a Price on Carbon'
971. 25,000 Reasons Congress Should End the Ethanol Tariff
972. No Biomass at Burger as FirstEnergy Opts To Close Coal-fired Units
973. Advanced Biofuels Could Be Commercialized in 1-3 Years
974. In Clean Energy, Active Management Pays
975. Fossil Fuel Factual Fallacies: New York Times Called Out by Renowned Geoscientist
976. US Should Stay Out of Cancun Says Climate Action Group
977. Baby Steps Taken To Commercialize 2nd Gen Ethanol
978. Predictions for Cleantech in 2011
979. POET ranks #3 in 'Hottest Companies in Bioenergy'
980. The 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy for 2010-11
981. Can Engineered Bugs Help Generate Biofuels?
982. Algae Companies Trying To Speak the Same Language
983. Lame Duck Congress Goes from Bad to Worse on U.S. Ethanol Policy
984. Ethiopia Sets its Sights on Biodiesel
985. American Ethanol Led by Growth Energy Becomes Official Partner of NASCAR
986. Is Corn Ethanol a Dirty Word?
987. Another Biomass Power Plant Bites the Dust
988. EPA Confirms Tiny Cellulosic Biofuels Mandate for 2011
989. Ernst & Young Releases Country Attractiveness Report
990. Bulgaria examines the CO2 capture and storage technology
991. Enercon World's Most Powerful Wind Turbine at Present!
992. Quick Look: Renewable Energy Development in China
993. Pew: Clean Power Industry Worth Trillions by 2020
994. Umweltcluster Bayern - partner of the South-East European Conference & Exhibition on
995. Natural Power turns up the heat on small-scale biomass projects
996. Hamang Patel to Speak at Pacific West Biomass Conference
997. Bioengineers Develop Bacterial Strain That Could Increase Ethanol Production
998. Proposed Tax Extenders Bill Includes TGP, Other Renewable Energy Provisions
999. Quick Look: Renewable Energy Development in Germany
1000. Ontario's FIT Raises Lender Interest

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