I’m writing this from an altitude of 35,000 feet, on my trip back East for a series of meetings with some new contacts – and some old friends as well. It will be my pleasure to spend time with 2GreenEnergy …
I’m writing this from an altitude of 35,000 feet, on my trip back East for a series of meetings with some new contacts – and some old friends as well. It will be my pleasure to spend time with 2GreenEnergy …
Many thanks to my fine friend and colleague Terry Ribb for sending me this marvelous video on blogging. The piece presents the thoughts of Dr. Tyler Cowen, a university professor whose field is economics, rather than clean energy, but …
I had the pleasure of attending Infocast’s annual California Energy Summit this week, and I wish to enter a few posts for readers who may be interested in the subject. Here’s the first of several: As always, there were a …
California Energy Summit, Fabulous As Always, Speaks to Challenges in Demand Response Read More »
After what seems like decades of scientific evidence and expert advice all pointing us in the direction of sustainable fuel, the past few months and years have really shown a turnaround in the ways that we in the UK source …
Contributed by Fiona: Is Renewable Energy Finally About to Boom? Read More »
During the seven-mile hike I took yesterday with a friend to the top of Gaviota Peak (pictured) and back, we talked a great deal about the stock market, as my companion is very worried that we could be facing a …
Fossil Fuels Are Going Away, And Most of the World Knows It Read More »
As tremendous amount of intelligence and brains about “sustainability” picks up vapor, one’s framework can get lost in a myriad of terms, views, meanings and possibly, idea delusions. World issues like – sustainability, resource scarcity, labor concerns, environmental costs, economy …
From Guest Blogger Kimberly Grimms: Where Can Sustainable Investments Take You Read More »
Good news from the State of New York. These people appear to be in the process of addressing an issue that’s absolutely crucial to a migration to renewable energy; they’re contemplating a wholesale rethinking of the way they regulate their …
Celebrating Change in the Way We Regulate the Power Utilities Read More »
I see this solar/wind tower thing about once a week, and I have to presume it’s a hoax, perhaps to see how credulous we green energy folks are, or to test our grasp on sixth-grade math. It costs $1.5 billion …
Just a short note to mention that I’ve recently finished up marketing/PR projects for four or five clients in cleantech, making me (temporarily) available to take on more work. If you have a good idea in renewable energy or sustainability …