The Year in Energy

Energy - 2008

The Year in Energy

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The year 2008 has seen some remarkable advances in energy technology, and many of the innovators in this area remain hopeful that the coming decade won't be like the 1980s, when a drop in oil prices snuffed out interest in alternative energy.

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