 Energy: To catch a wave
(Nature: Wed, 07 Nov) Ocean wave energy is trying to break into the renewable-energy market, but many challenges remain. Ewen Callaway reports.
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 Sailor graduates nuclear power training
(The Post and Courier: Thu, 08 Nov) Ensign Andrew Jarrett, grandson of Dr. and Mrs. Vance Crouse and son of Steve and Elaine Jarrett of Charleston, successfully completed the six-month program at the Navy Nuclear Power Training Unit. He graduated with honors from Virginia Tech in May 2006 with a Bachelor of Science degree in...
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 Greenpeace presses passage of renewable energy bill
(Philippine Daily Inquirer: Mon, 05 Nov) MANILA, Philippines -- The environmental group Greenpeace again called on the Senate to pass renewable energy (RE) legislation as part of efforts to fend off the effects of climate change.
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 ‘Wall of money’ set to flow into Asian renewable energy
(Financial Times: Tue, 06 Nov) Green investors, pension funds and private equity managers have a “wall of money” poised to flow into renewable energy ventures in Asia where demand for energy is growing exponentially, say observers.
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 Steer clear of nuclear move
(Gulf Daily News: Mon, 05 Nov) BAHRAIN and the region should stay clear of nuclear energy and instead invest in wind and solar power, says a top physics professor. Nuclear power is not a good option for the region, says Bahrain University applied physics Prof Dr Waheeb Alnaser.
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Michigan Nuclear Power Plant's Reactor Back Online
British Energy Says Two U.K. Nuclear Power Plants Remain Closed
Progress Energy seeks renewable energy bids
