Category: Renewables – Business

Eco finance is actually a phenomenon that is known to integrate the financial world and the business world with eco-friendly behaviour. This is supposed to be an arena involving several participants including business and individual consumers, investors, producers and even …

Frm Guest Blogger Jenny Richards: Facts on Eco Finance and Its Implementation Read More »

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A reader comments: You continue to repeat the myth of huge “oil subsidies”. Nearly anything that could be called a “subsidy” has long since disappeared or expired, but old conspiracy theories die hard. This is simply not true.  I urge …

Government Subsidies for the Energy Industry in the U.S. Read More »

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Here’s an article that underlines what I’ve been telling the world for the past year or so: based on simple extrapolations for the cost and growth curves of fossil vs. renewable resources, the battle for energy resource supremacy is over, …

Good Article in RenewableEnergyWorld: Fossil Fuels Just Lost the Race Against Renewables Read More »

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In light of the high cost of energy these days, finding ways to reduce your energy expenditure should be a top priority. There are many ways to do this. Making your home more energy-efficient is one, but it is also …

From a Guest Blogger: How to Generate Your Own Energy and Slash Your Heating Bills Read More »

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I recommend the piece on VOCs (toxic volatile organic compounds: acetone, benzene, formaldehyde, toluene, xylene, etc.) not to suggest that fracking represents net damage to humankind, but to point out a few things that everyone should know.  In particular: • …

Video on Fracking and the Release of Toxic Chemicals Makes a Broader Point Read More »

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A reader commented on my post “The Hedge Connection” – Bringing Together Investors (“Allocators”) with Hedge Fund Managers:  “ideas are a dime a dozen.” It is true that ideas are a dime a dozen.  The same can’t be said about “good …

Good Ideas in Clean Energy Are Actually Quite Rare Read More »

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We all find it hard to admit mistakes at times, and some of us (myself included) are often shy about pointing out that they were right as rain all along.  Having said that, I’ll momentarily set aside that inhibition and say …

Renewable Energy Passes the $2 Trillion Mark in the Last Decade Read More »

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A reader notes: The comments you receive to your articles are always interesting. The authors are usually very sincere, well-meaning folk who genuinely believe in the righteousness of their ideology, and are frustrated by what they see as a conspiracy …

Government Support Will Help (But Is Not Required For) the Rapid Migration to Renewable Energy Read More »

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My marketing associates and I are available to take on additional work for clients at this point.   If you’re struggling to find a world-class source of talent in any of the following five arenas, please let me know and let’s …

Put Craig Shields and His Associates to Work as Your Plug-In Marketing Department Read More »

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When I write my column for the Hedge Connection’s blog which I call “The Cleantech Deal of the Month,” I try to do so with the sensibilities of the reader in mind. Suppose you’re an “allocator” (neologism for “skilled and trusted …

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