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Climate Challenges - Electric Power Sector

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01 hr 02 min 23 sec

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01.: Electricity Utility Sector Project Members

03 min 51 sec

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02.: Challenge to Electricity Industry

04 min 46 sec

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03.: Shaping Energy Policy

03 min 37 sec

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04.: Policy Principles

04 min 40 sec

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05.: Types of Tools

03 min 20 sec

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06.: Efficiency Improvements

03 min 05 sec

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07.: Global Cooperation

03 min 18 sec

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08.: Adaptation to Climate Change

04 min 02 sec

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09.: Q1: True Cost of Energy

05 min 11 sec

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10.: Q2: Clean Development Mechanism

06 min 11 sec

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11.: Q3: Investment in Technology

05 min 34 sec

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12.: Q4: Implementing Public Transit

01 min 39 sec

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13.: Q5: Private Wealth Investment

06 min 35 sec

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14.: Last Round of Questions

02 min 46 sec

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15.: Emissions Targets

01 min 20 sec

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16.: Role of Cities

01 min 18 sec

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17.: Private Sector Engagement

01 min 01 sec

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01 hr 02 min 23 sec

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Fora2

Posted: 05.26.10, 11:47 AM

We can get off most fossil fuels within 20-30 years if we put a concerted effort into solar, wind, fuel cells, electric cars, algae biofuels, and new nuclear technologies. We also need a new national smart power grid to move electricity. We can use a carbon tax on fossil fuels to pay for it, and it'll provide millions of JOBS that can't be exported. Europe & China are ALREADY doing this and America will lose out in future green energy technologies, if we don't. We owe it to our grandchildren.