GHG Reduction Technologies Monitor Vol. 9 No. 18
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May 13, 2014

Stanford University No Longer Investing In Coal

By Mike Nartker

Abby L. Harvey GHG Monitor 5/9/2014 Stanford University has announced that it will no longer invest in companies whose primary business is the mining of coal for energy generation. The decision is the result of a recommendation by the university’s Advisory…

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Table of Contents

Carbon Tax May Be Considered in Future, USEA Executive Director Says

By Mike Nartker
Sen. Hoeven Seeks DOE Support For Fertilizer Plant Loan Guarantee

By Mike Nartker
Republicans Blocked From Offering NSPS-Related Amendments

By Mike Nartker
Clean Air Task Force: Natural Gas-CCS, Long-Term Solution

By Mike Nartker
Statoil CEO: CCS Becoming ‘A Rich Man’s Solution’

By Mike Nartker
Climate Assessment Provides Conflicting Outlooks for CCS

By Mike Nartker
Q&A: FutureGen 2.0's CEO Ken Humphreys

By Mike Nartker
UBS Downgrades Southern Co. Stock Rating to ‘Sell,’ Cites Kemper Project

By Mike Nartker
Quest Project Hits Midway Mark; Due for Operation in 2015

By Mike Nartker
Vattenfall Drops CCS Research Weeks After Signing Saskpower MOU

By Mike Nartker
Stanford University No Longer Investing In Coal

By Mike Nartker
Sen. Rockefeller Introduces New CCS-EOR Legislation

By Mike Nartker
Mississippi State Sen. Debate Pipeline Rights with Denbury

By Mike Nartker
Wrap Up: In European Union, In Industry, In DOE

By Mike Nartker