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The November issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:

• Gore vs. Coal
• Australia Approaches Climate Change With Apprehension
• OFGEM: No Cartel In British Market
• RGGI Goes Live
• Is ERCOT Market Performing Well?
• California Tops ACEEE Rankings On Energy Efficiency
• CCS Technology Viable
• What Is Google Doing In Energy Space?
• Acceptable Nuclear?
• US Nuclear Agreement Opens Doors To India
• Market Woes May Be A Blessing In Disguise
• Germany Moving Towards A National Grid
• Financial Turmoil Affects Dynamics of Power Markets

And it appears that due to rush projects elsewhere I completely forgot to bring you the contents list for the October issue, so here it is:

• CA Regulators Adopt 33% RPS Despite Rising Costs
• Turmoil In Financial Markets Overspills To Energy
• Who Delivers Better Results? Markets Or Central Planners?
• GE And Google To Promote Smart Grid
• Data Centers Belatedly Go Green
• US Wind $60 Billion Business By 2013
• Xcel Finds No Reprieve For Coal
• Germany To Reconsider Nuclear Phase-out
• Give Us Our Daily Juice
• Marketing Green Electricity: How Much Is too Much?
• Megawatts vs. Negawatts: How So Little Can Do So Much
• Book review: Hot, Flat & Crowded

The articles on Australia and data centers are available for free. All other articles currently require a subscription to the paper edition of the magazine. To subscribe to EEnergy Informer click here.