President Obama met yesterday with a dozen democratic and republican senators to exchange ideas on a climate bill they can all agree on. (LATimes)

PG&E’s  SmartMeter program is under investigation by the PUC after hundreds of customers complained of sky-rocketing utility bills. (Silicon.com)

Almost 80% of the $2 billion in energy funds granted since September, 2009 went to foreign companies and now 4 democratic senators want to change that. (SustainableBusiness)

India’s climate policy is being led by their charismatic Environment Minister Jairam Maresh. (environment360)

Graham, one of the three senators working to produce a compromise climate bill, has backed away from a European-style cap-and-trade plan. (ENN)

Despite a long history of problems related to nuclear power generation, the President is offering loan guarantees to jump-start the nuclear industry. (GreenBiz)

Canadian Olympic organizers vowed to produce the greenest Olympics ever, and were able to prove it with an on-line app for measuring energy usage. (LATimes)

After months of working on a climate bill that will include taxes on GHG emissions, the Senate is expected to introduce it this week. (NYTimes)

Federal funding has led to many key innovations, and the same techniques will be tried to create new green technology. (LATimes)

Many environmental groups are disappointed in the President’s embracing and funding new nuclear plants. (NYTimes)