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• Post COP15

  Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 08:14 in climate change, obama, legislation, us, us senate, un, copenhagen, kyoto protocol, unfccc, un climate change conference, climate change treaty, cop15

  The upcoming UN meeting in Copenhagen is the fifteenth meeting on climate change but it is not the last. The US Senate's inability to pass climate change legislation before international negotiations begin at COP15 is not the end of the process.The S...

• The Cost of a Global Deal on Climate Change

  Posted on Thursday November 19th, 2009 at 09:52 in climate change, cleantech, banking, Cost, economic growth, oecd, carbon tax, financial crisis, government spending, developing nations, developing countries, cop15

  As we ease out of a serious recession it is becoming apparent that if we are to afford the costs of managing climate change the global economy must grow. The estimates of the cost of a global deal on climate change varies from less than $200 billion ...

• Obama\'s Achievements Ahead of COP15

  Posted on Wednesday November 18th, 2009 at 12:24 in obama, regulations, us, epa, clean air act, carbon reduction, fuel efficient vehicles, cop15, cop 15, climate change legislation, fossil fuel subsidies, bilateral climate agreements

  Despite the Senate's resistance to climate change legislation, the Obama administration has made considerable progress on the environmental front.Unlike his predecessor, President Obama heeds the dire warnings of federal climate scientists. According...

• Cop Out for COP15

  Posted on Tuesday November 17th, 2009 at 10:10 in climate change, us, copenhagen, un climate change conference, cop15, cop 15, action on climate change

  Late in October British Environment Minister Ed Miliband said "The truth is if this is left to the negotiators ... I think we'll fail," In Singapore last weekend world leaders confirmed Miliband's prophetic sentiment with a statement that indicated t...

• Beneficiaries of Chinese Government Investment in Electric Vehicles

  Posted on Monday November 16th, 2009 at 11:14 in china, electric cars, electric vehicles, battery, hybrid, demand, lithium-ion, ev, lithium, green vehicles, fuel efficient vehicles, chinese automakers

  Already a leader in lithium ion batteries, China plans to continue investing in electric vehicles (EVs). China lays claim to the world’s largest reserve of rare earth and second largest reserve of lithium. Both are indispensible raw materials for p...

• Chinese Government Investment in Electric Vehicles

  Posted on Sunday November 15th, 2009 at 10:04 in oil, china, Government, electric cars, electric vehicles, hybrid, ev, green vehicles, incentives, economies of scale, energy strategy, electric grid

  With tens of millions of electric bicycles and scooters already on its streets, China is well on its way to wide acceptance of electric vehicles (EVs). The Chinese government must consider strategies for managing its burgeoning fossil fuel consumptio...

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