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How Can America Improve Its Energy Future?
Michael Liebreich calls for rules that boost competition and smarter subsidies for new technologies. David Rocks advocates increasing the gas tax Read more »
The Coming EV Glut
Thanks to government subsidies, electric vehicle makers are ramping up production. Will enough people want to buy them?
Solar Energy: The Quest for Cheap
As the price per watt falls, the tipping point for solar energy to become truly competitive is only a few years away
Raleigh's Smart Grid Bid
Looking to attract top dollars and talent, Raleigh is fast becoming a leading tech hub for smart grid development
What Do You Think Is the Most Important Thing America Can Do to Improve Its Energy Future?
Businessweek.com asked energy experts what they think is the most important thing America can do to improve its energy future
Energy Use in 2035: Who Will Consume the Most?
Energy consumption is forecast to rise as the U.S. population grows to more than 390 million and economic activity increases
Fix This/Energy
Expensive gasoline, lost jobs, hobbled industries, and climate change. How do we fix our energy problems?
Discussion
What technologies should public and private investment fund to help meet our future energy needs?
In The Debate Room
Nuclear Reactors: Keep Building 'Em
While accidents grab headlines, they are, in truth, few and far between. Nuclear power is the safest, best hope for reducing the pollution caused by fossil fuels. Pro or con?
