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National Wind, LLC, a large-scale community wind developer, announced today the completion of its acquisition of Delphi Financial Corp. Delphi Financial Corp. has an 18-year track-record of successfully raising capital for a wide array of companies, both private and public. In recent years, Delphi Financial Corp. has specialized in working with renewable energy projects. This is a key acquisition because few wind developers have a registered broker-dealer, in house.

The Alliance for a Safe Alternative Fuels Environment today announced its support of a recently issued enforcement letter from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) addressing self-directed blender pumps at retail outlets and the risks involved when using fuel blends containing more than 10 percent ethanol.

Eco-Products will use a new $2 million investment to grow to $100 million in sales of its renewable products for the food-service industry.

David Love, Managing Director, C.P. Eaton Partners, talks about the investment environment for clean energy technologies and companies -- from both the venture capital and long-term, strategic perspectives. He particularly discusses grid and infrastructure improvements as a key investment area.

 Daniel Weiss, Senior Fellow, Director of Climate Strategy, Center for American Progress; Scott Nance, Content Manager, Energy Policy TV (EPTV)Weiss describes what attendees expect to come out of the bipartisan Clean Energy Summit in Las Vegas, NV.

Hundreds of guests and employees attend an event featuring Rep. Jane Harman (D-Calif.) and California Lt. Governor John Garamendi and Northrop Grumman Corporation Chairman and CEO Ronald Sugar to highlight the contributions Earth observation satellites are making to global climate change monitoring.

Recent surveys have revealed more than 80 percent of the water does not contain enough oxygen in the summer, killing off fish, crabs, oysters and plant life. The Chesapeake Bay Initiative, a multi-state agreement, was developed to change that.

Audio Only Washington, DC - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, T. Boone Pickens; Daniel Weiss, Senior Fellow and Director of Climate Strategy, Center for American Progress preview the National Clean Energy Summit scheduled for Aug. 19 in Las Vegas.

The state of Ohio has been named No. 1 in the nation for alternative energy projects, including wind, solar and hydrogen. Burghard talks about what that means for the Buckeye State.

The United States Advanced Battery Consortium, with funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, today awarded Johnson Controls-Saft a contract valued at $8.2 million. The contract will focus on the development of lithium-ion battery systems for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and over the course of two years will seek to validate the commercial feasibility of lithium-ion technology for mass market plug-in hybrid vehicles.

Washington, DC - Sue Ellerbusch, President of BP Biofuels North America, describes a new partnership with Verenium Corporation to advance development and commercialization of cellulosic ethanol.

Washington, DC - Jean-Jerome Baudry, President and CEO, Cybernomics; Scott Nance, Content Acquisition Manager, Energy Policy TV (EPTV)Baudry discusses the reasons for the launch of the Think Green Alliance, which engages companies working to reduce their carbon emissions.

John Mirsky, Vice President, Technical and Engineering Services, Robert Bosch LLC, is interviewed about the decision by Bosch to join the Chicago Climate Change, the world's first and North America's only voluntary, legally binding carbon exchange.

Judi Greenwald, Director of Innovative Solutions, Pew Center on Global Climate Change, is interviewed about a partnership between the Pew Center and Toyota to undertake a study and project to improve corporate energy energy efficiency nationwide. Such improvements are aimed at reducing corporate carbon emissions.

Panelists discuss the technical and commercial state of carbon capture and storage (CCS) systems today, and their deployments in coming years to enable clean coal electrical generation plants. Panelists discuss the technologies - and the need for them -- from the scientific, technology, commercialization and financial perspectives.