Iain Murray: The Smart Way to Provide Power | OpenMarket.org

There are two ways for government to incentivize investment in a smart grid. One way is to pony up taxpayer cash, to cover the costs of the regulations it has imposed. The other is to suspend or get rid of those regulations - and then they won’t have to take money out of our pockets (and our children’s pockets). Liberate is the best way to stimulate.

The Chilling Effect | cooling heated rhetoric on global warming » Reaction Box(er)

[NAM’s Carter Wood] Boy, that’s a lot of government programming, spending, redistribution and work with the international community, including faith leaders. Enacting the principles will take billions and billions of “revenues from the carbon market,” which we take to mean a tax on energy production and consumption — whatever form it takes.

Conflict of interest?: IPCC chief's TERI organised International Climate Change Exhibition

New Delhi, Feb 4 (ANI/Business Wire India): With its focus on the challenges, impacts, and existing initiatives for tackling the issues of climate change, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) organised for the second consecutive year 'The International Climate Change Exhibition (ICCE) 2009.'

Around 61 major companies, International NGOs and government agencies displayed their technologies to showcase their climate change developmental projects to an international market and provide a momentum the solution-finding process.

Biography: Dr. R.K. Pachauri

Dr Rajendra K Pachauri was born in Nainital, India, on 20 August 1940. He assumed his current responsibilities as the head of TERI (Tata Energy Research Institute) in 1981, first as Director and, since April 2001, as Director-General.