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[Green Chip Stocks] High Speed Railroad: If I were President Obama, I would direct the Department of Transportation to immediately begin transforming America's infrastructure to one based on electric rail, regardless of the long-term cost, starting with the highest potential traffic and fuel savings and working our way down the list from there. I would do as the French did when they created the TGV: Declare eminent domain and lay in the high speed rails where they make the most sense.

[Energy and Capital] Oil and Gas Outlook: Secretary Steven Chu has called an "urgent national priority." It's all part of the emerging $2 trillion smart grid market. And claiming your share has never been easier.

[Energy and Capital] Oil and Gas Outlook: We now know that conventional crude did in fact hit its peak-plateau in 2005, having remained around the 74 mbpd level ever since. The expected growth from non-OPEC mostly failed to materialize, as depletion of mature fields took its toll and the cost of new projects soared—especially for deepwater and production from marginal sources.

[GetRealList] Solar, Electric Cars, and Policy Advancing Quickly: Ontario, Canada, also launched a 20-year FiT that will pay anywhere from C44.3¢/kWh for large ground-mounted PV systems (up to 10 MW) to a whopping C80.2¢/kWh* for residential-sized systems (10 kW or less), when the going rate for grid power is typically C5.7 – 7.9¢/kWh.

[Green Chip Stocks] The Renewable Energy Challenge: It must greatly amuse the Chinese to watch the Greens and Browns in the U.S. waste their energy squabbling over who's going to pay for the transition to a sustainable climate, starving the country of investment in the clean energy solutions of the future while China is busy taking over the global PV market and implementing policies that will soon take it far beyond the U.S. in meeting climate change and renewable energy goals.

[Energy and Capital] Cutting Emissions Through Natural Gas: Addressing a Financial Times' energy conference, Lamar Mckay, president of BP Americas said, "Natural gas has the greatest potential to provide the largest carbon reductions at the lowest cost using technology that is available today."

[Blog Catalog Blog Directory] The Green Skeptic Blog - Information, Comments, Reviews // BlogCatalog: Give a listen to this interview with Chris Nelder, author of Profit from the Peak: The End of Oil and the Greatest Investment Event of the Century, and Charlie Rich (not the singer). The interview was conducted by Matt Davio, aka MissTrade, an post...

[Energy and Capital] Notes from the 2008 ASPO-USA Peak Oil Conference: Energy and Capital editor Chris Nelder's notes from the 2008 ASPO-USA Peak Oil Conference, September 21-23 in Sacramento, California. Side-Stepping the Recession 14 comments.

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