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The Price of Power  Our nation's energy needs are going to double in the next fifty years, and the rest of the country is looking to the West to supply much of that power. What trade-offs are we willing to make in our own backyard? "The Price of Power" explores this question and other energy issues with a panel of experts specially chosen for their knowledge and experience in the energy field. View the show [Windows Media format]. You can also view the separate elements that went into making the show. You can view thematic selections from our experts' in-studio discussion or view a complete transcript of their two-hour conversation. And you can look at the short video pieces prepared by FocusWest producers: Oregon's Ed Jahn takes a look at "green power" technologies like windmills; Wyoming's Geoff O'Gara examines the development of gas and coalbed methane and its effects on the environment; IdahoPTV explores the future (and past) of nuclear power with researchers from the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory. "The Price of Power" aired regionally on Tuesday, November 25, during prime time. Videos of the program are available for purchase. |
Navigation Links Video segments • "The Price of Power" [Windows Media format] Studio discussion • Nuclear • Gas Energy News U.S., Idaho need agencies to direct where energy projects are built Congress should follow governors' lead on renewable energy Assistance to pay heat bills is 'must-pass' legislation for Congress Workers begin to remove key building on Washington nuclear complex Idaho laboratory gets mission to find way to reuse spent nuclear fuel Pricing gap between old, new energy narrows Solar power groups ranks Xcel Energy among leading utilities Wyoming institute pushes hydrogen to fuel nation, curb emissions Interior Dept.'s oil-shale royalty plan OK, but should wait on leases Energy giants join the quest to turn waste into fuel
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