In response to my post on the need to develop an energy policy, a brainy friend of mine sent me this extremely interesting and detailed piece on the relationship between capitalism and our need to preserve our environment. I’m still …
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Moving Your CleanTech Business Forward
Over the last few months, I took on several clients for whom I delivered marketing of some type: social media, public relations, demand generation, content creation, the establishment of strategic business partnerships, etc. Now, some of these projects are coming …
Environmental Engineering Wants Feedback on the Renewable Energy Industry
A young man from Peru writes: Hi, I am 21 years old and I study environmental engineering. I have been thinking what to do after I finish, and I came to the conclusion that I want to specialize in renewable …
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To Achieve a Sustainable Approach to Energy We Need a Plan
In a discussion I had yesterday with an old friend and long-time 2GreenEnergy subscriber, I was reminded of how outrageous it is that the United States has no energy policy. Is it really any wonder we’re making such dreadfully slow …
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Utility-Scale Energy Storage
Energy giant Alstom has nailed down a 120 million Euro contract to build a pumped hydro energy storage (PHES) plant in Israel. Currently, there is 129 gigawatts of this technology installed around the globe, and, as we sit here today, …
Crossing the Rubicon Into a New Age of Clean Energy
According to the Writer’s Almanac, it’s the anniversary of the date on which Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River from Gaul back into the Roman Republic, starting a civil war; this whole event and the context in which it occurred …
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Sustainability, Population Control, The Philippines, and The Pope
On my piece about clean energy solutions for bringing relief to the Philippines, a friend of a friend writes: On a somewhat related note, but completely out of our hands, a provocative thought: the one single person who could do wonders …
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Alternative Energy Technologies and Climate Change Mitigation
Commenting on guest blogger Alex Nicolson’s post “Alternative Energy Technologies Are Held Back by Outdated Accounting Practices,” Cameron Atwood writes: Thank you so much for this article, Alex – this phenomenon has been a thorn in my side for decades. …
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Global Sustainability and Earth’s Place in the Universe
With all the talk about global sustainability and the importance we place upon it, let’s take an occasional look at the larger perspective of Earth’s place in the universe. For those interested in the cosmos, the video linked above will …
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From Guest Blogger Michael Fowler: It’s Time You Got Energy Efficient Windows
The New Year brings a whole host of home renovation projects to the surface, as what better way to start 2014 than with an improved home? A main one that people tend to put off for as long as possible …
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