News Analysis
But offers no relief for summer-giving Democrats a bone to pick.
News Analysis
Fortnightly Magazine - June 15 2001
Off Peak
From Malibu to Beverly Hills, they all want a personal generator.<b> </b>
Off Peak
June 15, 2001
Forget Black Gold or Texas Tea ...
IPOs for Rural Co-ops: Why and How to Set Up the Deal
Equity is the essential currency.
Byline:
Douglas L. Beresford
Saving California with Distributed Generation
One is closer, and the other hotter, but each banks on market reform to attract U.S. and European investors.
Byline:
Mark B. Lively
Alternative Energy: Synthetic Fuels Make a Move
The economics-and the environment-are now right to turn coal and coke into gas.
1 "National CHP Roadmap: Doubling Combined Heat and Power Cpapcity in the United States by 2010", United States Combined Heat & Power Association, p. 2, March 2001.
2 "National CHP Roadmap: Doubling Combined Heat and Power Cpapcity in the United States by 2010", United States Combined Heat & Power Association, p. 19, March 2001.
Byline:
Carl J. Levesque
Frontlines
Gas pipelines compete against electric transmission lines. And the pipes are winning.
Frontlines
The Grid Is Dead
Byline:
Bruce W. Radford
Benchmarks
Benchmarks
Byline:
Ellen Ewart and Betsy Vaninetti
Perspective
We've been dumping the cost on utilities, but ground is shifting.
Byline:
Susan B. Kaplan