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What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 2/26/10
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We ask Interior Secretary Ken Salazar about the fast-approaching Cape Wind project deadline. After the debut of Bloom Energy's fuel cell box, we talk with the CEO of FuelCell Energy about the market for stationary fuel cells. Elliott Gue discusses the future of oil and natural gas markets as demand rises overseas.
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