Steele Braden writes (and then followed up with an email): Have any of you probed into the “Joe-cell” technology? Either this guy has produced somthing close to miracle technology, or he is an extremely clever hoaxer. Steele, thanks for pinging …
Author: Craig Shields
Crude – The Movie
I was fortunate enough to have been invited to the Los Angeles premier screening of the movie “Crude” by filmmaker Joe Berlinger (pictured at left with Miss California) last night in Hollywood. It was a great honor being part of …
Peak Oil and the Imperatives It Drives
I urge readers to read this interview on peak oil, published by my friend and colleague Bill Moore at EV World, featuring Robert Hirsch speaking on the deliberate avoidance by the U.S. government to talk about the subject. In my …
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Electric Vehicles and Lithium Ion Battery Chemistry
Obviously, the gating factor to the electric transportation industry is battery technology. Yet costs are falling and energy density is increasing, and I think we all have the sense that the battery packs that we see in the EVs of …
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Solyndra – Renewable Energy Cinderella Story
Dr. Kelly Truman was good enough to update me on what I have to call a textbook success of the business he started with his partner CEO Chris Gronot. Solyndra, a venture-capitalized photo-voltaics company, is based in Fremont, CA — …
Tagged with: alternative energy, Cinderella story, clean energy, DoE, green energy, PV, Renewable Energy, Solyndra, venture capital, Wind Energy, wind power, wind turbines
Global Warming – James Woolsey
Since we at 2GreenEnergy are about to begin interviewing a number of eminent climatologists re: global warming, let me go on record and predict what I believe we will find. I believe there is no way to be certain what …
Renewable Energy – "Swing for the Fences"
I’m in the process of putting the finishing touches on our new report providing business tips to renewable energy companies, one of which I call “Swing for the Fences.” I note that marginal improvements in functionality, efficiency, etc. are generally …
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
I’m thrilled to report that I have an interview scheduled with one of the most eminent climatologists on our planet: Veerabhadran Ramanathan at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California, San Diego. I’ll be driving down later this month …
25 Tips for Renewable Energy Businesses
Coming soon is another free report from 2GreenEnergy, tentatively called 25 Tips for Renewable Energy Businesses. As I began to respond to readers who had called or written in to ask my perspective on business ideas, I realized I was …
Renewable Energy and The World Resources Institute
Robin Murphy, Vice President for External Relations at the World Resources Institute (WRI) was kind enough to spend a few minutes with me yesterday. He explained one of the key missions of this 27 year-old organization: to provide policy-makers and …
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