My fourth book, Bullish on Renewable Energy, is now up on Amazon. As the subtitle suggests, I present: • Fourteen reasons that I believe renewable energy is rapidly becoming the deal of the century, • The way in which the …
Category: Renewables – Business
Want Help Taking Your CleanTech Company To Market?
When you get a chance, please check out the revisions to the 2GreenEnergy website, where we’ve sharpened our focus on cleantech business strategy. This is echoed in a few different places around the site, but it’s spelled out on the …
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What It Takes To Succeed in Writing – Spoiler Alert: I Don’t Know
I just wrote to a friend whose stepson is a fabulously talented writer, but sadly, remains virtually unknown in the literary world today. My friend remarks that this is a “hard road,” to which I respond: Yes, I’m quite certain …
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Writing About Renewable Energy Requires Lucid Prose
Here’s some advice to those writing about renewable energy, or anything else: communicate your ideas clearly. On average, I get perhaps a dozen requests every week for one thing or another, and occasionally I’m left wondering what we’re talking about. …
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Renewable Energy Internship Has Been of Interest to People All Over the World
When I think of Russian women, I think instantly of tennis. They certainly have a passel of them, and they seem to get better and stronger every year. Earlier today, a young lady from Russia inquired about our (unpaid, sorry) …
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Investing in the Technology Sector
A friend has advised me to diversify into several different ETFs that focus on different sectors. People still like technology, most which, I suppose, largely means is better and cooler communications gadgets. There is no doubt Microsoft, Google and Apple …
Why Lower Oil Prices Aren’t Bad for Clean Energy
Here’s an article in Forbes that makes the same point that I do in chapter eight of my new book: Bullish on Renewable Energy, i.e., volatility has a cost. The cost of energy from fossil fuels depends on the cost …
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Barking Up the Right Tree with Offshore Marine Facility
Here’s a project that touches on renewable energy only obliquely, but I thought readers might enjoy it as it’s staggeringly large. Craig: Please (check out the concept for) Float Inc. marine technologies. As the various governments in the US have …
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Grading Cleantech Business Plans as “Good” vs. “Best”
A reader offers me advice re: my reviewing cleantech business plans with an eye towards identifying “the best.” He writes: Given your line of work, you might want to be more politically aware in your statements. Instead of saying that …
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From Guest Blogger Savannah Coulsen: Seven High-Paying Eco-Friendly Jobs
Green, or eco-friendly, jobs are becoming more popular. In fact more and more college graduates are opting to avoid the corporate workplace and instead are more interested in contributing to the betterment of the world. Here’s a surprising fact – …
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