Energy and Climate Change -- Environmental Protection

Energy and Climate Change

Oncor to Help Pay for Solar Water Heating for Homes

No-Idle System Qualifies for Excise Tax Exemption

Columbia Gas, Bay State Gas Choose Envista Coordination

NRC Panel Requires Waste Storage Plan for New Reactors

Report Claims U.S. Can Curb CO2 without Nuclear or Coal

High Temperatures Linked to Migraines, Study Says

Pickens Leading Virtual March for Energy Independence

First SolarDay Set for June 21

Commentary

AIAM Supports National, Not California, Approach to Auto Emissions

Michael J. Stanton of the Association of International Automobile Manufacturers (AIAM) testified at a March 5 public hearing on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s reconsideration of whether to grant California a waiver to regulate greenhouse emissions from automobiles and light trucks.

Groups Challenge DOE Efficiency Standards in Court

Assessing Energy Use, Navy-style

Homeowners tend to turn the thermostat down after the high energy bill arrives. Comfort sometimes loses out to cost, which incidentally lowers consumption. The U.S. Department of Navy, which comprises more than 64 installations worldwide, requires the sharp skills of an entire accounting department to make its calculations.