The acquisition of Bermuda Electric Light Company (BELCO) by Algonquin has to be good news, and here’s why.
Tag: Secretary of Energy
What Credentials Are Required To Lead the U.S. Department of Energy?
We tend to think that the Secretary of Energy has a hard job. And it used to be exactly that, which is why the past two leaders of the U.S. Department of Energy, Dr. Ernest Moniz and Dr. Steven Chu, …
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What’s Driving the Move To CleanTech?
Here’s the first edition of Green Auto Digest for the New Year, from my colleague Jon LeSage. The take-away is that the two most important trends in transportation, i.e., autonomous vehicles and alt-fuel, are both moving forward at an impressive …
Tagged with: alt-fuel vehicles, Autonomous Vehicles, efficiency solutions, electric transportation, energy storage, environmental regulation, environmental stewardship, EPA, Green Auto Digest, rapid migration towards clean energy, Secretary of Energy, smart grid, staggering amounts of money in solar and wind
I Come To Thank Chu, But Not To Praise Him
Here’s yesterday’s press release from ACORE (American Council on Renewable Energy) regarding the resignation of Dr. Steven Chu from his post as U.S. Secretary of Energy. Note that it differs from the article I wrote on the subject, in that …
Tagged with: American Council on Renewable Energy, Chu’s accomplishments, clean energy, Department of Energy, first term Obama Administration, fossil fuel-based energy, fossil fuels, level playing field for renewable energy, Renewable Energy, Secretary of Energy, Steven Chu, subsidies for oil and coal, Vice Admiral Dennis McGinn
