For many years now, frequent commenter and senior energy analyst Glenn Doty has been offering readers a level-headed, no-nonsense understanding of the basic economics facing the energy industry. I recommend checking out the remark he made to my recent post: …
The Economics of Creating New Energy Supply Chains Read More »
Introduced by a mutual friend, I had a good talk earlier today with one of the East Coast’s top players in clean energy merchant/investment banking. Like us at 2GreenEnergy, her firm works hard to unite investors with the world’s top …
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Here’s a continuation of the discussion I’m having with a reader who doesn’t see the fairness in pulling together the money to feed the world’s people and preserve our environment. In a previous post, I wrote: I don’t accept your …
Are We Wealthy Enough to Address Our Environmental Issues? Read More »
It’s the birthday of Claude Monet, who, according to the Writer’s Almanac, spent his career “exploring the idea that you can never really see the same thing twice.” This, of course, is the notion that guides his numerous paintings of …
Huge Techno-Velocity Ushering in Renewable Energy Read More »
If you’re looking to award a prize to the best environmental group in terms of articulating what they see as a “silver lining” after yesterday’s drubbing in the U.S. midterms, you can’t count out the Union of Concerned Scientists. They …
Silver Lining for Environmental Groups in the Wake of the U.S. Midterms Read More »
Here’s an article that is consistent with the theme of my current book project ( “Bullish on Renewable Energy – Eleven Reasons Why Clean Energy Investors Can’t Lose”): the cost of generating renewable energy has fallen to the point that …
In one breath, climate deniers tell us that tens of thousands of our top climatologists have covertly gotten together and conspired to perpetrate a hoax on the world’s people. In the next breath, they tell us that attempts to deal …
I have a chapter in my current book project (“Bullish on Renewable Energy – Eleven Reasons Why Clean Energy Investors Can’t Lose”) tentatively called “Extremely Wealthy Forces of Super-Innovation Will Not Let 20th Century Energy Policy Slowly Destroy the Planet.” …
Will Today’s Billionaires Let Humankind Destroy the Earth? Read More »
Here’s the acknowledgement that I wrote for my most recent book project, “Bullish on Renewable Energy – Eleven Reasons Why Clean Energy Investors Can’t Lose.” I can’t begin to express my gratitude to my friend and colleague Gary Tulie for …
Thanks to Gary Tulie for His Invaluable Help on “Bullish on Renewable Energy” Read More »
As I’ve mentioned, the guiding theme of my latest book project (“Bullish on Renewable Energy – Eleven Reasons Why Clean Energy Investors Can’t Lose”) is that the force of market economics alone is in the process of guiding us swiftly …
Where Is World Energy Policy Headed? Many Reasons To Smile Read More »
