Low oil prices won’t doom clean energy
The Brookings Institution outlines why low oil prices won’t doom clean energy.
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The Brookings Institution outlines why low oil prices won’t doom clean energy.
The IER discusses the prospects of China fulfilling its commitment to the US in regards to carbon dioxide emissions and non-fossil fuels usage.
An Environmental Protection Agency hearing has been told that new clean diesel technology and modernising older engines is important for meeting future ozone standards.
Energy In Depth has said that there is questionable health data being the Environmental Protection Agency’s costly new ozone rule.
American Petroleum Institute’s Feldman remarked on ozone standards.
Announcements from the global oil and gas sector.
The American Petroleum Institute has commented on ozone standards and natural gas exports.
According to the Brookings Institution, low crude oil prices have given India’s energy policy a new lease of life.
The UK Department of Energy and Climate Change has said that the world can cut carbon emissions and live well.
A new study of lifetime animal exposure to a new technology diesel engine exhaust has found no lung cancer.
A new study has shown that low carbon gas fuels are a new option for meeting California’s greenhouse gas reduction goals.
Fitch Ratings has said that Brazil’s sugar and ethanol producers are going to benefit modestly from fuel tax changes.