States race to capture lead in alternative energy
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Magazine Article, Source : The Manufacturer US
Zone : Energy business
Published : June 2007
But Pamela H. Derringer finds that the cost are often high; a little federal R&D money would help
With renewable energy potentially the next big technology driver, states are rushing to get a piece of the action, hoping for more jobs, lower energy costs, and less pollution. Despite repeated promises of energy independence since the Arab oil...
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