I had the good fortune to meet Barbara Vergetis Lundin (pictured) in the press room of the National Clean Energy Summit at which President Obama was speaking last November; this was shortly after her company bought out “Smart Grid News” …
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Amory Lovins on the Migration to Renewable Energy
I’ve met author and legendary environmentalist Amory Lovins at a few conferences, and I’m always eager to know what’s on his mind. In this short piece, excerpted here in Smart Grid News, Lovins explains precisely how Japan has made such …
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One Utility’s Position on Renewable Energy
Jesse Berst of Smart Grid News fame is one of the good guys. He’s smart, level-headed, and always working hard to improve the industry overall. In this article on PNM, the power utility that serves New Mexico, Jesse points out …
U.S. President Obama Calls for a More Reliable and Resilient Grid — But How Will His Nation Respond?
Writing for Smart Grid News, Jesse Berst explains that the Obama administration’s call for a multi-billion-dollar grid upgrade could backfire, as his opponents are so aggressive with their attacks, and will be quick to label this more governmental waste. That’s …
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Wal-mart Embracing Renewables, Shunning Power Utilities
I try to check out the Smart Grid News every day, as I feel that improvements here are the true enablers of the things that will ultimately win the day in terms of clean energy. Here’s an article on what …
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