I’m having a conversation in email with a reader who asks me if I think America will be able to survive economically past the next few years. I agree that the U.S. looks woefully unprepared to compete effectively and prosper …
America's Trajectory for Economic Success in the 21st Century Read More »
I need to expand the capacity of “Associates” team in the arena of writing grant applications for our clients in cleantech. I’m looking for people who have experience in applying for grant funding for cleantech ventures from a huge variety …
When today’s art and music festivals win a green award, it is a badge of honor that translates into ticket sales to eco-aware customers. That’s why it comes as no surprise that festivals around the world are increasingly seeking out …
From Guest Blogger Kimbriel Dean: Festivals Around the World Turning to Green Energy Read More »
As noted in this article from SmartGridNews, any plan to limit power plant emissions is a plan that will offer a boost to renewables – and, by extension, the value of all solid clean energy investment opportunities. Yes, the process by …
Obama, Power Plant Emissions, and Renewable Energy Read More »
Those of us who follow renewable energy would like to think that participants in the industry are of a higher moral character than those in the 20th Century forms of energy that are now being replaced. While that may be …
I’ve written so often on true costs of fossil fuels that I usually keep these posts short, at the risk of boring readers who have seen so much on the topic. In any case, the author of the article …
I’ve been speaking with my old friend Tom Konrad of AltEnergyStocks.com and I happened to ask him if he’s bullish on anything in particular within the clean energy sector. In response, he sent me the very thoughtful piece that he …
Humanitarian agency WorldWatch sure seems to be barking up the right tree when it comes to bringing clean energy to the developing world. As I’ve often said, this is arguably the single greatest philanthropic cause on earth, insofar as it …
As Jon Wellinghoff steps down from his position as chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) we read various articles summing up his accomplishments. In my estimation, Wellinghoff will be best remembered for establishing “dynamic pricing,” aligning consumer and …
Last week we published our 3000th blog post — a magnificent opportunity for me to express my profound gratitude to our many supporters: guest-bloggers and frequent commenters, interns, associate service providers, and, of course, the people without whom none of …
