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Posted admin, on May 17th, 2012  Image via CrunchBase A planned $5 billion transmission line to send power from wind farms off the East Coast cleared a hurdle, allowing the Google Inc-backed project to move to the next step in the approval process, officials said.
The Department of the Interior declared on Monday there was “no overlapping competitive interest” in proposed areas for building the line off the mid-Altantic coast. The statement cleared the way for an environmental review of the Atlantic Wind Connection line. Uncertainty about offshore interests have led to delays in other wind projects.
The project faces regional and federal regulatory hurdles which backers hope to clear within two years so it can nail down financial agreements and start transmitting power by the end of 2017. The AWC, which would transport up to 7,000 megawatts of power, is also backed by a private company called Good Energies, and Japan’s Marubeni Corp.
Clearing the competitive interest hurdle allows the project to “intelligently plan for the backbone transmission system,” said Bob Mitchell, AWC’s CEO.
Posted admin, on May 16th, 2012  Logo of Best Buy, US-based retail chain (Photo credit: Wikipedia) America’s biggest consumer electronics retailer Best Buy said Monday its founder Richard Schulze is stepping down as chairman after an investigation found that he knew that the CEO was having a relationship with a female employee and failed to alert the audit committee.
The company also said that despite the fact that its audit committee found that then-CEO Brian Dunn violated company policy by having a ‘close personal relationship’ with a female employee, he gets a severance package worth about $6.6 million.
Best Buy hired an outside law firm in March to investigate Dunn, who resigned in April. The committee found that Dunn’s relationship with a female employee that showed poor judgment. But they found he did not misuse company resources or company aircraft related to the relationship.
Still, the inquiry showed that Schulze, who has been with the company since its inception in 1966, acted inappropriately when he found out about the relationship. He is resigning and will be replaced by Hatim Tyabji, chairman of its audit committee.
Posted admin, on May 15th, 2012 Vermont will be the first state to outlaw a controversial oil and gas drilling method known as fracking when Governor Peter Shumlin signs a bill banning the practice, a largely symbolic move given the state’s apparent lack of energy reserves.
Hydraulic fracturing has helped companies tap potentially decades of gas supply and huge amounts of oil from previously inaccessible shale formations dotted across the United States in recent years.
Environmentalists say the practice, which involves injecting millions of gallons of chemical-laced water into underground wells, may contaminate groundwater and trigger earthquakes.
“Governor Shumlin does support the fracking ban,” said Sue Allen, a spokeswoman for Vermont’s Democratic governor. “He will sign the legislation when it reaches his desk.”
Vermont’s House and Senate approved the measure last week and the bill is undergoing a final review by legislative staffers before being sent to the governor, Allen said.
It is a largely token gesture, given that Vermont does not have any natural gas reserves to speak of, sitting just outside the boundaries of the vast Marcellus shale formation.
Posted admin, on May 14th, 2012 Federal Communications Chairman Julius Genachowski, after putting up his dukes with CTIA President Steve Largent at the CTIA Wireless 2012 show in New Orleans May 8, embraced a different opportunity to detail all that the FCC has accomplished of late and what it has planned. On May 9, he presented the FCC’s 2013 budget to the U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations’ Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government.
Basically adjusting the 2012 budget for inflation, Genachowski asked for a 2 percent increase to $346,782,000.
But first, he ran through some facts and figures, nearly all of them related to the 2009 National Broadband Plan, the nation’s need for more spectrum or both.
In February, Congress approved legislation allowing the FCC to conduct “incentive auctions” to sell underutilized spectrum to meet the nation’s growing mobile broadband needs. Genachowski called these an opportunity to “unleash vitally needed spectrum” as well as one to raise billions of dollars for deficit reduction. Over the last two decades, spectrum auctions, he said, have raised more than $50 billion for the Treasury—though economists regard the value created by the auctions as being closer to $500 billion.
“Incentive auctions are unprecedented,” Genachowski continued. “The U.S. will be the first country in the world to conduct them. It will be a complex task affecting major parts of our economy and involving many challenging questions of economics and engineering.”
The need for spectrum was behind AT&T’s controversial, and ultimately unsuccessful, bid last year to acquire T-Mobile. More recently, it’s the motivator behind Verizon Wireless’ also controversial partnership with SpectrumCo, a joint venture between several major cable companies. During a Senate Subcommittee inquiry into the Verizon deal, Joel Kelsey, a policy adviser with the pro-consumer group the Free Press, testified that the “trend toward a duopoly in the wireless market would be exacerbated by putting close to a third of the nation’s broadband spectrum, measured by value, into the hands of Verizon.”
Posted admin, on May 13th, 2012 Federally owned contaminated sites will cost the government billions of dollars to clean up, according to the 2012 report of Canada’s environment commissioner.
Scott Vaughan says the government has made significant progress, closing the file on 9,000 out of 22,000 sites across the country, but the remaining sites present some major headaches.
“The government has reported its combined environmental liabilities at $7.7 billion,” writes Vaughan. “Many of these sites are buried and out of the public eye, but they will impose human health risks and environmental and financial burdens for generations to come.”
Many of Canada’s toxic sites were created before environmental assessments were enshrined in law. Vaughan drew a parallel between these contaminated areas and the government’s proposed changes to the Environmental Assessment Act, calling it a cautionary tale.
“We cannot go back and repeat the errors of the past. I don’t think Canadians can afford it and I don’t think they would actually accept it,” Vaughan told reporters.
“When you look at the legacy of contaminated sites right across this country, this is a legacy that Canadians will be paying for – not for decades. They’ll be paying for it literally for centuries,” Vaughan added.
The report’s two other chapters dealt with Canada’s approach to dealing with greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs).
Targets beyond reach
The chapter about the government’s new 2020 GHG target found the easier-to-meet, Kyoto Protocol replacement goals were still far out of reach.
“Environment Canada’s own forecast shows that in 2020, Canada’s emissions will be seven per cent above the 2005 level, not 17 percent below it,” Vaughan pointed out.
The big problem appears to be the government’s sector-by-sector approach. Each set of regulations takes up to five years to develop.
So far, only three sets of regulations have been written. There are two for the transportation sector, which are in place, and one for electricity, which doesn’t come into effect until 2015.
There are no regulations yet for the oil and gas sector, which is the fastest-growing GHG emitter, accounting for one-fifth of Canada’s total emissions. The auditor notes that regulations for this sector are expected to be made public by December.
All this is compounded by the lack of an overall implementation plan to show how the government’s multiple regulations will lead to the end goal of GHGs falling 17 percent below 2005 levels.
Vaughan also noted Ottawa hasn’t costed its plan.
Posted admin, on May 12th, 2012 The world’s solar power generating capacity will grow by between 200 and 400 percent over the next five years, with Asia and other emerging markets overtaking leadership from Europe, a European industry association said on Monday.
“Europe has dominated the global PV (photovoltaic) market for years but the rest of the world clearly has the biggest potential for growth,” the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (EPIA) said in its market outlook until 2016.
The fastest PV capacity growth is expected in China and India, followed by the southeast Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa in the next five years, said the report distributed at a PV conference in northern Italy.
Global installed PV capacity, which turns sunlight into power, is expected to have risen to between 207.9 gigawatts and 342.8 GW in 2016, depending on the level of political support, from 69.7 GW in 2011, the report said.
This year, the world’s total PV capacity is expected to rise to between 90 and 110 GW, EPIA’s Secretary General Reinhold Buttgereit told the conference.
“The growth will depend on the support of politicians. It’s not only about money, it’s also about reducing bureaucracy,” Buttgereit told Reuters on the sidelines of the conference.
Germany, the world’s biggest PV market, is likely to be the main global driver this year, followed by China, the United States and Japan. The pace of growth will slow in Italy, which was the fastest growing solar market in 2011, he said.
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Posted admin, on May 10th, 2012  Peruvian Pelican Pelecanus thagus (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Peru’s government declared a health alert along its northern coastline on Saturday and urged residents and tourists to stay away from long stretches of beach, as it investigates the unexplained deaths of hundreds of dolphins and pelicans.
At least 1,200 birds, mostly pelicans, washed up dead along a stretch of Peru’s northern Pacific coastline in recent weeks, health officials said, after an estimated 800 dolphins died in the same area in recent months.
The Health Ministry recommended staying away from beaches, although it stopped short of a ban, and called on health officials to use gloves, masks and other protective gear when collecting dead birds.
The peak tourism season around Lima’s beaches is over, although many surfers are still venturing into the waters near the capital.
The Agriculture Ministry said preliminary tests on some dead pelicans pointed to malnourishment. Oscar Dominguez, head of the ministry’s health department, said experts had ruled out bird flu.
“The Health Ministry … calls on the population to abstain from going to the beaches until the health alert is lifted,” the ministry said in a statement on its website, along with a photograph of a dead pelican.
The ministry said officials had so far checked 18 beaches in and around Lima for dead birds, but gave no details on any findings.
“We’re starting from the hypothesis that it’s because the birds are young and unable to find enough food for themselves, and also because the sea temperature has risen and anchovies have moved elsewhere,” said Deputy Agriculture Minister Juan Rheineck.
A mass pelican death along Peru’s northern coast in 1997 was blamed at the time on a shortage of feeder anchovies due to the El Nino weather phenomenon.
Posted admin, on May 9th, 2012 Yahoo Inc could be weeks away from selling 15 to 25 percent of Alibaba Group’s stock back to China’s largest e-commerce company, in a deal designed to eliminate complexities that had scuttled the parties’ previous negotiations, a person familiar with the matter said.
The two companies have been in talks for a month, the person said, but cautioned that there is no guarantee a deal will be reached.
Numerous discussions have been held in recent years about a deal for Alibaba to reclaim some or all of the 40 percent stake in the company that Yahoo acquired in 2005.
A $17 billion tax-free asset swap between the two companies fell apart in February.
The latest deal would not be tax-free and would be much more straightforward, the person told Reuters on Friday.
“The overall complexity of this deal is much simpler. There’s no IRS risk, there’s no complications with regards to the identification of assets,” the person said. In a best case scenario, a deal could be weeks away, the person said.
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