Archive for December, 2009
Happy Holidays From The Daily Energy Report
Dec 25th
Happy Holidays! A show full of photos for you to enjoy!
Oil Reaches $78 a barrel, the rise of nuclear power in the southeast and more, DER 12/24/09
Dec 24th
The Daily Energy Report for December 24th, 2009 brings you daily energy news about:
-Crude Oil reaches $78 a barrel
-DOE to announce loan guarantees for the building of new nuclear power plants
-List of plug-in cars expected to be released in 2010
Emergency Meeting at Copenhagen plus Tesla takes a road trip to Detroit, DER 121809
Dec 18th
The Daily Energy Report for December 18th, 2009 brings you daily energy news about:
This morning world leaders engage in emergency meeting at Copenhagen with hopes of putting together a climate change resolution.
A study that interviewed over 250 school administrators show that schools are having to lower their budgets due to increasing energy costs.
Tesla Motors yesterday began a 2,700 mile road trip to attend Detroit’s North American International Auto Show on January, 11th.
Little progress at Copenhagen plus the LED market increasing, DER 121709
Dec 17th
The Daily Energy Report for December 17th, 2009 brings you daily energy news about:
Growing frustration over the lack of progress at the Climate Conference in Copenhagen. US willing to participate in $100 billion a year fund to help developing countries
The UK’s struggle to balance low energy prices with low carbon emissions strategies.
The growth of the global LED market.
Airlines to fly with jet fuel made from coal and more, DER 121609
Dec 16th
The Daily Energy Report for December 16, 2009 brings you daily energy news about:
General Electric to put more company initiatives and efforts in energy sector.
Airlines strike deal with alternative energy company, Rentech, to receive jet fuel made from coal.
VP Joe Biden submits report analysis of Obama Administration’s impact on green tech/energy sector.
Copenhagen Protests, New Plug-in Prius and more, DER 121509
Dec 15th
The Daily Energy Report for December 15, 2009 brings you daily energy news about:
- Protests at the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen over the lack of progress made at these important climate negotiations. The US has announced, in partnership with other developed countries, the Climate REDI project, which will help fund certain initiatives in developing countries.
- The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority and Honeywell agree to begin large energy retrofit program.
- Toyota announces the rollout of a plug-in Prius model in 2011.
- Images of the world’s largest solar-powered office building, in China.
Talks Stall At Copenhagen, DER 12/14/09
Dec 14th
The Daily Energy Report for December 14, 2009 features stories about the following:
Talks at the Climate Conference in Copenhagen stall after a group of undeveloped nations pull out of negotiations. All nations waiting to see the United States and China’s negotiating strategies.
Iraq successfully completes second lease auction.
ExxonMobil to purhcase XTO Energy for $31 billion in stock.
China Oil Production & Lowes Opens Energy Centers, DER 121109
Dec 11th
The Daily Energy Report for December 11, 2009 features stories about record crude oil production in china, updates from the Copenhagen climate conference, Lowe’s introduces Energy Centers in certain California stores.
GE receives $1.4 Billion to supply wind turbines, DER 121009
Dec 10th
The Daily Energy Report for December 10th, 2009 features stories about the Department of Energy launching a new website to make government energy technology information for accessible to the public, General Electric receives $1.4 Billion contract to supply wind turbines for largest project in US, a zero emission board launches for the first time in Amsterdam, and the increase in popularity of home energy management systems.
Difficulties At The Copenhagen Climate Conference, DER 12/09/09
Dec 9th
The Daily Energy Report for Wednesday, December 9th, 2009 features stories about the difficulties at the Copenhagen Climate Conference, info about the North Sea’s Countries Offshore Grid Initiative, being comfortable and productive at the office and the explanation of a potential “Cash for Caulkers” program.
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