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    Clinton calls for energy revolution
    Posted on Tuesday, October 25, 2005 @ 21:48:56 GMT by vlad

    Investors By Martin LaMonica, CNET News.com
    Published on ZDNet News: October 25, 2005, 9:34 AM PT

    WASHINGTON--Sen. Hillary Clinton on Tuesday decried the Bush administration's current energy policies and called for a new fund to fuel investments in energy-related technologies.

    The New York Democrat called on government and business leaders to "put research in alternative and smart energy sources into high gear."...


    Clinton spoke to venture capitalists and entrepreneurs at the Clean Tech Venture Forum conference here. The term clean tech refers to a range of technologies designed to cut down on pollution and use natural resources more efficiently...

    "The energy revolution can be as big and important as the industrial revolution and the explosion of the information age," Clinton said.

    She proposed a "strategic energy fund," which would be created by a portion of profits from large oil companies.

    The money would give consumers and businesses tax incentives to be more energy-efficient and be used to stimulate research investment, she said. Companies that invest in alternative energies and promote efficiency would be exempt, she said...

    To promote renewable sources of energy, she said, the U.S. should set an energy-usage goal that, by 2020, would have 20 percent of the energy generated coming from renewable sources.

    In addition to calling for government incentives, she called on both venture capitalists and Wall Street investors to fund innovative companies in the sector...

    "We're posed with the chance and the opportunity to change our energy future," she said. "We can be the world leader of new energy technology and not just the world's major consumer of oil."

    Read the whole article here: http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9596_22-5913165.html



     
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    Re: Clinton calls for energy revolution (Score: 1)
    by nanotech on Wednesday, October 26, 2005 @ 07:08:02 GMT
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    Well well well this is news :) Here is my question, though:

    IF credible members of the new energy movement were to go in person or send letters to Mrs Clinton, proposing that she stand behind and use her pull and power to support REAL New energy devices, such as zero point vacuum energy technologies, atomic hydrogen furnaces, and the like, WOULD she do it, or, would she give some paltry excuse and say her version of "new energy" is solar, wind, hydro etc?




    Re: Clinton explicitly calls for support for new energy breakthroughs (Score: 1)
    by Overtone on Wednesday, October 26, 2005 @ 15:14:03 GMT
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    Clinton said there are three important areas to which the U.S. should direct energy investments: fuel-efficient vehicles; promoting the use of accepted energy-efficient technologies, such as wind and solar; and newer energy technologies.



    Re: Clinton calls for energy revolution (Score: 1)
    by Rock_nj on Saturday, October 29, 2005 @ 16:31:18 GMT
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    Which is why I voted Democratic in the fall and will vote for Hillary in 2008.  The Dems have their problems, but on renewable energy they are the party that has consistently pused for better standards and funding for renewables.  Too bad Gore didn't win, cause we'd be in better shape on the energy front right now with renewables getting full funding and encouragement from the federal government.



    Re: Clinton calls for energy revolution (Score: 1)
    by sparks35 on Monday, October 31, 2005 @ 23:46:52 GMT
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    This isn't ZPEnergy....But it will be producing power real soon.
    Lots of wind is always blowing across Montana...

    The Judith Gap Montana - Windfarm Project

    "NorthWestern Energy determined that the upper limit of the project was 180 MW, enough to supply approximately 50,000 households with economical and environmentally friendly energy"

    http://www.montana.windprojects.com/ [www.montana.windprojects.com]


    Photos...

    http://www.billingsgazette.com/index.php?display=/newgallery/20051006windfarm/index1.php


    Sparks35



     

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