| Intelligent
Light |
Dowling |
2007,
04-26 |
Color Kinetics |
| Powering
Growth: China's Alternative Energy Sector |
Zhengrong,
Hanrahan, Friedman |
2007,
04-24 |
Committee of 100 |
| Climate
Change:
Perspectives of
Utility CEOs; a Hearing of the Energy & Commerce Cmte.'s
Subcmte. on Energy & Air Quality |
Morris,
Sterba, Rogers, Sokol, Reasor, Lee |
2007,
03-20 |
House
Energy and Commerce Committee |
39min')" onclick="return now('Washington, DC--Mark Goldfus, senior vice president at Merrill Lynch & Co.; Fred R. Buenrostro, chief executive officer of CalPERS; Connecticut State Treasurer Denise Nappier; California State Treasurer Bill Lockyer; Jack Ehnes, chief executive officer at CalSTRS; Mindy S. Lubber, president of Ceres and director of Investor Network on Climate Risk (INCR); Tim Wirth, former US Senator and president of United Nations Foundation
For the first time, dozens of leading U.S. investors representing over $4 trillion in capital call on Congress to enact strong mandatory federal legislation to tackle global climate change. Institutional investors and asset managers from all parts of the country, joined by major corporations in the electric power, oil and high-tech sectors, announce that clear regulatory signals and tangible goals are needed so that US businesses can respond to business risks and opportunities from climate change, and reduce US greenhouse gas emissions 60-90% by mid-century.39min');" class="title_content" title="For the first time, dozens of leading U.S. investors representing over $4 trillion in capital call on Congress to enact strong mandatory federal legislation to tackle global climate change. Institutional investors and asset managers from all parts of the country, joined by major corporations in the electric power, oil and high-tech sectors, announce that clear regulatory signals and tangible goals are needed so that US businesses can respond to business risks and opportunities from climate change, and reduce US greenhouse gas emissions 60-90% by mid-century.">$4
Trillion of
Investors Call on
Congress to Reduce Global Warming Pollution 60-90% |
Goldfus,
Buenrostro, Nappier; Lockyer; Ehnes, Lubber, Wirth |
2007,
03-19 |
Ceres |
| Carbon
Policy Change
by Major Energy
Associations |
Kuhn,
Shelk, Wilkinson |
2007,
03-14 |
United States Energy Association |
| The
Department of
Energy Fiscal Year
2008 Research and Development Budget Proposal: Energy &
Environment Subcmte. Hearing |
Orbach,
Spurgeon, Karsner, Kolevar, Shope |
2007,
03-07 |
House Science & Technology Committee |
| POWER-GEN
Renewable
Energy &
Fuels Conference - Opening Comments |
Eckhart |
2007,
03-07 |
ACORE |
| POWER-GEN
Renewable
Energy &
Fuels Conference- Keynote Address |
Dreyer |
2007,
03-07 |
ACORE |
| POWER-GEN
Renewable
Energy &
Fuels Conference - Keynote Address |
Moore |
2007,
03-07 |
ACORE |
| POWER-GEN
Renewable
Energy &
Fuels Conference - Keynote Address |
Arvizu |
2007,
03-07 |
ACORE |
| POWER-GEN
Renewable
Energy &
Fuels Conference - Keynote Address |
Griend |
2007,
03-07 |
ACORE |
| POWER-GEN
Renewable
Energy &
Fuels Conference - Keynote Address |
Gibbons |
2007,
03-07 |
ACORE |
| POWER-GEN
Renewable
Energy &
Fuels Conference - Interview |
Arvizu |
2007,
03-07 |
ACORE |
| POWER-GEN
Renewable
Energy &
Fuels Conference - Interview |
Dreyer |
2007,
03-07 |
ACORE |
| POWER-GEN
Renewable
Energy &
Fuels Conference - Interview |
Gibbons |
2007,
03-07 |
ACORE |
| Creation
of NextGen Energy Council Announced by Governors |
Huntsman,
Freudenthal, Gibbons, Hoeven, Manchin |
2007,
02-26 |
NextGen Energy Council |
| The
World's Fastest
Growing Energy
Source |
Silagy,
Revak |
2007,
02 |
Siemens
USA |
| Winter
Energy Outlook |
Kuhn,
Parker, Felmy |
2006,
10-31 |
United States Energy Association |
| President
Discusses Energy During
Visit to Nuclear Generating Station in Pennsylvania |
Bush |
2006,
05-24 |
The
White House |
| Generating
Electricity in a
Carbon-Constrained World, Seq 1 of 2 |
Specker |
2006,
03-30 |
Resources for the Future |
| Generating
Electricity in a
Carbon-Constrained World, Seq 2 of 2 |
Specker |
2006,
03-30 |
Resources for the Future |
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