May 15th, 2007
If you are looking at favorable renewable energy platform and opportunities for investment, Ernst and Young's Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness suggests you go to the US, India, and Spain.
In Asia, there is also China, which ranks sixth but is easily moving up the charts with various wind power generating projects by this and next year. This is a counterpoint to China being accused as the (soon-to-be-the-largest) greenhouse gas culprit. With China's accelerating economy, it is intuitive that its government will seek out all possible means to protect that growth and cover all bases and weak points, including pollution and climate change issues.
Know how other countries stack up in the full report shown here.
May 15th, 2007 at 5:00 pm
Small investors best not risk a dime offshore outside of a major mutual fund. Large accredited investors or money managers for corporations best understand what they are doing to America’s economy when they send dollars offshore. The US has numerous breakthroughs in energy technology hunkered down in home garages. The oil industry has turned to mafia tactics to maintain their turf. It was only a year ago a close friend had guns shoved in his face with life and family threatened just for what he was EXPERIMENTING on. He didn’t even have anything working yet.
Reference shocking (ARCO) insider reports in this archived talk show http://www.blogtalkradio.com/hostpage.aspx?show_id=15800
No university has come up with anything of substance for years, again because oil dominates academic funding. The Chinese military is involved in ALL internal technology, so who are you really helping with any investment there?
Oil is archaic technology now held up by gang tactic force, not value, and it is only the small inventors who are getting stuff Tesla worked on a hundred years ago to work now.
Ken Rasmussen/lateniteleroy
http://www.commutefaster.com/Energy2.html