Obama sets 2035 clean electricity target

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	In this issue Obama sets 2035 clean electricity target India to plug in solar-powered telecom towers Nissan pushing Leaf to full production Intel bankrolls Sulfurcell, a solar thin-film outfit 'Compostmodern' fertilizes the creative mind Obama sets 2035 clean electricity target In his State of the Union speech, the president delivers a centrist message, saying nuclear power, clean coal, and natural gas are needed to meet a goal of 80 percent clean energy. Read full story  India to plug in solar-powered telecom towers Rural areas outside the reach of mobile phone network will get off-grid, solar-powered base stations designed for low-cost and battery storage. Read full story  Nissan pushing Leaf to full production The automaker expects to build 10,000 of its all-electric cars by the end of March, though it will still take months longer to fill all the preorders in the U.S. Read full story  Intel bankrolls Sulfurcell, a solar thin-film outfit Berlin-based Sulfurcell steps into the global fight for solar panels with CIGS thin-film solar technology designed for building rooftops and facades. Read full story  'Compostmodern' fertilizes the creative mind editor's notebook S.F. confab devoted to sustainable design attempts to get the good ideas growing. Read full story    About CNET Green Tech Innovation in energy and environmental technologies is long overdue, in business and at home. Green-tech guru Martin LaMonica and other CNET writers serve up fresh clean-tech news and commentary. Find more on the Green Tech Blog. Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Downloads  CNET News  CNET TV  Crave M A R K E T P L A C E Ads By Marchex
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