An Ill Wind from Congress

[The Boston Globe] The country’s most important renewable energy project is in danger of being sandbagged in Congress. An amendment to a spending bill for the US Coast Guard would grant veto power over the plan for a wind farm off Cape Cod to Governor Romney, an outspoken opponent. As important as funding for the Coast Guard is, Congress should reject this bill and stop playing games with the nation’s hopes of weaning itself from fossil fuels and the greenhouse gases they emit. The Cape Wind plan for 130 wind turbines capable of generating three-quarters of the power needs of the Cape and Islands has already undergone more than three years of regulatory scrutiny at the state and federal levels. …

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How Hitachi Energy is navigating an ‘energy supercycle’

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