Solar rebates were a good idea for jump-starting green energy technology in a state that should be a leader in the industry.
The program was a big success — luring thousands of people int
One of the most important debates in Florida history is heating up, on the policy our state should have on energy.
People need to get informed and vocal. Big decisions are pending.
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By KYLE BAILEY
The public had it right in 2008. Rewind two years ago. Every cable channel, every talking head and every national campaign was talking about $4 gasoline and our energy future.
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Over the past 35 years, California's groundbreaking energy policies have saved ratepayers $56 billion and helped avoid the need to build dozens of fossil fuel power pla
Boy oh boy, what a mess in the Gulf of Mexico, brought to us by BP. Millions of gallons of crude oil continuing to gush, along with mumbled excuses and transatlantic trips to yacht races. Unbelievable
Forest management can lead to cleaner air, safer communities and lower firefighting costs, yet its greatest value may lie in addressing climate change and what it keeps hidden underground.
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Florida has a tremendous opportunity to attract a growing industry to our state that would create high-tech, high-wage jobs and further diversify our economy.
The state Legislature has o
First Joe Barton, a Republican congressman from Texas, put his foot in his mouth. He called President Obama's call for British Petroleum (BP) to pay for the gulf oil spill cleanup a "$20 billion shake
Like other major oil spills, the Deepwater Horizon spill has forced some new thinking on energy.
It's a terrible price to get action on comprehensive energy policy, but it would be sinfully irresponsi
By PHYLLIS CUTTINO
All too many issues these days seem to be framed solely in a narrow partisan lens, where one person's gain is inevitably another's loss. The debate over the future of U.S. energy pol
