Clean Power or Dirty Coal?Source: The New York Times
Bowing to veto threats from the White House, Congress stripped from an otherwise admirable energy bill two important provisions on alternative fuels.
What's Your Consumption Factor?Source: The New York Times
To mathematicians, 32 is an interesting number: it's 2 raised to the fifth power, 2 times 2 times 2 times 2 times 2. To economists, 32 is even more special, because it measures the difference in lifestyles between the first world and the developing world.
Lightning Farms: The Spark is there, but hasn't been lit just yetSource: The New York Times
The possibility of harnessing the spectacular power of lightning has captured the imagination for a long time — or at least since Doc Brown returned Marty McFly to 1985 at the moment that lightning struck Hill Valley's clock tower in "Back to the Future." This summer, a c …
If I.T. Merged With E.T.Source: The New York Times
A breakthrough in an energy technology revolution could drive the I.T. revolution into every corner of the world to create jobs.
A New Push to Regulate Power CostsSource: The New York Times
More than a decade after the drive began to convert electricity from a regulated industry into a competitive one, many states are rolling back their initiatives.
Record Failures at Refineries Raise Gas PricesSource: The New York Times
A third of the nation's oil refineries have reported disruptions to their operations since the beginning of the year, which is helping to drive up the cost of gasoline.
Democrats Press Plan for Energy Tax ReversalSource: The New York Times
Senate Democrats are seeking a major reversal of energy tax policies that would reverse incentives and benefits to the oil industry and instead underwrite renewable fuels.
The Zero-Energy SolutionSource: The New York Times
How a system installed in your own backyard may one day power your house and your car.
A Return to the Land, for FuelSource: The New York Times
More companies in Hawaii are looking to its agricultural past to supply its energy-independent future.
Bush Makes a Pitch for Amber Waves of Homegrown FuelSource: The New York Times
President Bush put on a white coat and visited a laboratory in Franklinton, N.C., to promote his goals for making alternative fuels from switch grass, woodchips and other plant waste.