Showing posts with label energy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label energy. Show all posts
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Energy Efficient Mortgage - The Best Kept Home Loan Secret
Learn the benefits of the Energy Efficient Mortgage and how to make your home cleaner, quieter, and more comfortable while using less energy.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
10/28/2010: Financing Clean Energy/Cleantech
Financing Clean Energy/Cleantech: Politics, Policy and Private Equity Don Reinke, Partner, Reed Smith LLP and Andre Marquis Executive Director, Lester Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, present presentations from Maurice Gunderson, Senior Partner- CMEA Capital; Gabriel Kra, Managing Director- Elan Management; Robert Walsh, Energy Industry Consultant discussing the current cleantech and clean energy environment, from a funding and government policy perspective. (October 28, 2010)
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
The Green Room: The Elections and Energy
Mix panelists Tyson Slocum of Public Citizen and former Assistant Energy Secretary Andy Karsner head to the energyNOW! Green Room to continue their discussion of the implications of the midterm elections on US energy policy. Slocum believes Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., will become chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee under Republican leadership. He says Upton has already signaled that his agenda will be strict oversight of the Environmental Protection Agency, and Upton has said he doesn't believe the agency should be regulating greenhouse gas emissions. But he's unsure whether the Senate will be able to rein in the EPA's regulatory authority. He believes the Senate, with a likely 53-47 split in favor of the Democrats, is the most likely place for any energy legislation to begin. He also expects a battle over expanding loan guarantee authority for new nuclear plants and a push to get the Energy Department to re-design the loan-guarantee program. He says the petroleum sector will benefit from the new Republican majority in the House, because new restrictions on drilling will be unlikely to pass. Slocum also says he believes the government will be less likely to regulate hydraulic fracturing in natural gas drilling. Karsner says he believes EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson will be summoned to Capitol Hill to testify many times in the next two years, before both House and Senate Committees. He also believes lawmakers who might have supported legislation to limit ...
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Cameron Says Climate Plans Need Green Investment Bank
March 18 (Bloomberg) -- James Cameron, vice chairman of Climate Change Capital Ltd., talks about financing investments in new energy sources. Cameron talks to Rishaad Salamat from a Bloomberg New Energy Finance conference in London. (Source: Bloomberg)
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