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| Shale Shocked Canada Free Press 21 September 2012. The Japanese government backtracked Wednesday on its aspirations to go nuclear-free, refusing to give full cabinet approval to a plan to phase out nuclear energy by 2040 following sharp criticism from the pronuclear business lobby. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bruce Power's rebuilt Unit 1 reactor back online Midland Free Press The company will increase energy output from Unit 1 to the power grid over the next few days, Hawthorne said during a conference call with reporters. The unit will then undergo final commissioning tests, including safety system shutdown testing. Power ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Lutz says the Volt will survive all naysayers [Detroit Free Press] Equities.com Lutz says the Volt will survive all naysayers [Detroit Free Press]. By Nathan Bomey, Detroit Free Press McClatchy-Tribune Information Services. Sept. 20--Retired General Motors executive Bob Lutz has wondered whether "somebody is waging a deliberate ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ghana Promotes Clean Energy Awoko As part of its program aimed at promoting the use of clean energy, the government of Ghana is issuing gas cylinders and stoves in rural areas, free of charge Petroleum Africa Reported last Friday. According to the Ministry of Energy, it obtained ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Japan Isn't Going Nuclear Free After All Technology Review Now the government is backtracking, saying only that it would consider the tentative nuclear-free plan as it puts together a long-term energy strategy for the country, according to the Wall Street Journal. The article said that one of the biggest ... See all stories on this topic » |
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