Electric Consumer Online > Environment of Change

A series on the future of electricity

Featured stories of the series

Part 1: Will There Be Light?
Part 2: An Array of Light
Part 3: The Importance of Energy Efficiency
Part 4: In the Wind — The Promise of Renewables
Part 5: Nuclear — A New, Clear Option
Part 6: Carbon Capture and Storage — The Realities
Part 7: Clean Coal: Giving Coal a ‘Makeover’
Part 8: Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles
Part 9: Distributed Generation — Power From the People
Part 10: Bridging the Gap with Natural Gas

Links to related Electric Consumer commentaries:

•Cap and trade will pass the buck: April 2009 commentary
•Weathering the legislative storm: March 2009 commentary
•Running with our strengths: November 2008 commentary
•Keeping electricity for all: September 2008 commentary
•The age of reason … and vice versa: July 2008 commentary
•Nurturing invention: May 2008 commentary
•Storm warnings can’t be ignored: April 2008 commentary
•Lessons from Benjamin Franklin: November 2007 commentary
•Tilting at windmills?:

Links to related Electric Consumer articles

•A question of balance: April 2008 article
•Energy security: February 2008 article
•Wringing of the Green: November 2007 featured story
•Cranking up the ‘negawatts:’ February 2007 featured story
•Batten Down the Hatches! November 2006 featured story
•Watts from Waste: April 2002 featured story
•Fuel Cells — Power of the Future: January 2002 featured story

Links to outside sources:

•Electric Power Research Institute “prism” analysis and more
•Massachusetts Institute of Technology report on coal
•Department of Energy Wind Resource map for Indiana

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