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November 9, 2010

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by Anna LaRue links • Tags: chevy volt, cnn money, cost, election results, electric cars, electric grid, general motors, GM, national geographic, pg&e, renewable energy, smart grid, solar energy

GM and PG&E reassure us that electric cars won’t bring down the grid (assuming we get smart grid communications).

CNN Money on what the election means for renewable energy.

National Geographic looks at why solar energy is so expensive.

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