October 2006

• October 1st
  • Last century v. this century
  • China nomads on energy's cutting edge
  • Honda sees possible ethanol breakthrough
  • Bush to speed up alternative energy push: WSJ
  • SC Hopes to Lead Hydrogen Economy
  • UK 'lacks ambition' on bioenergy
• October 2nd
  • Juvenile Call
  • Midwest farms reap benefits of ethanol boom
• October 3rd
  • Oregon Governor Announces Support For Nation's First Commercial ...
  • China's LDK plans $300 million Nasdaq listing -paper
  • Greek power firm PPC turns to gas in clean up drive
  • Strathmore Minerals President Foresees Resurgence in Conventional ...
• October 4th
  • US firm develops Extreme Hybrid
  • The energy debate
  • DoD Wary Of Becoming Sole Synthetic-Fuel Customer In US
  • Beazley pushes measures to foster green cars
  • Coal-Based Jet Fuel Approaches Ready Ramp
  • Wind Energy in Texas Gets $10 Billion Boost
  • Air Force Making Progress on Alternative Fuels
  • Solar-Paneled Cars Are Coming
  • Federal judge in Seattle upholds new rules for relicensing dams
• October 5th
  • Could hydrogen lead to a third industrial revolution?
  • Energy efficient sales tax holiday begins in Florida
  • Oil Price Manipulation as Part of GOP Election Strategy?
  • Experimental barge may draw energy from river
  • DoD Promotes Energy Initiatives to Stretch Dollars, Improve ...
  • Middle East must develop nuclear energy
  • California Navy Base Reaches Milestone Using Solar Power
  • Hyundai Fuel Cell Vehicle Allows Public to Test Drive the Future ...
• October 6th
  • Japan's Nuclear Superpower
  • Renewable energy offers multiple advantages
  • New York University Buys 118,000,000 kWh of Wind Power!
  • Conservatives' greenhouse dilemma
  • Pondering a future after oil peaks
  • Corn furnace keeps Herminie family toasty
  • Clean technology for a clean future
  • Hybrid Nation
  • Schwarzenegger signs bill to put 10,000 more hybrids in HOV lanes ...
  • Tired of Salem Power Plant? Try solar

• October 9th
  • Eskom, WWF in joint renewable energy research initiative
  • Windmills, the right way to go
  • Alternative fuel gets more talk than funds
  • Oil Giants Put Energy Into Other Resources
  • Making electricity, one roof at a time
• October 9th
  • DuPont named among top US green power purchasers
• October 11th
  • Alternative Fuel Cell System
  • Alternative Energy Advanced, Efficient
  • Home wind turbines turn fashionable
• October 12th
  • Europe's 2020 hydrogen car plans
  • Alliance for Synthetic Fuels in Europe urges public sector support
  • Cellulosic fuels pose no threat to ethanol, officials say
  • Researchers develop fuel cell generators for air bases
  • New process makes diesel fuel and industrial chemicals from simple ...
  • The Way Beyond Oil
• October 14th
  • If oil were OJ . . .
  • Buescher, Alward endorse energy plan
  • Is Alternative Fuel Good or Bad for Food?
  • US Pledges $34.5 Million for Renewable Energy Technologies
  • Uranium interest from energy crunch bodes well for Wyoming
  • Shell Oil chief pushes alt-fuels, oil exploration
• October 30th
  • Hodes: We must change how we generate power
  • Clean vs. dirty is only part of renewable energy debate
  • China encourages enterprises to participate in construction of power plants in Indonesia
  • PM defiant over global warming
  • Engineering with microreactors and nanoreactors
• October 31st
  • How about building nuclear reactors in Africa?
  • Is the future going up in smoke?
  • The future of energy
  • 'More fuel cell development needed' says DoE expert panel
  • Alternative fuels still in first gear
  • Proposition Outcome to Shape State's Future Energy Usage
  • $100 Uranium Before 2010
  • Oil execs say energy independence is a myth
  • Clean Energy Could Create Thousands of Good Jobs...