Today, back to back, I experienced two different sides to an important argument that I hope readers will find interesting. I had a meeting this morning with Richard Stuebi, a gentleman who’s been in and around the game of raising …
The Economics Behind the Migration to Clean Energy Read More »
Many young people today believe their grandparents are some of the reason to blame for global warming and the resulting climate changes. While humans have a huge impact on the environment, pointing fingers doesn’t help bring people to the green …
From Guest Blogger Tina Samuels: Turning Senior Citizens on to Green Energy Read More »
Pictured here is a proof copy of my third book, Renewable Energy – Following the Money. It’s in the final stages of proofreading, a considerable task. I really hate to have typos in my stuff, but it’s not easy to …
I’ll be leaving home next Tuesday before dawn for a series of appointments in the Bay Area. Perhaps the meeting about which I’m most excited is with the San Francisco office of Greentech Capital Advisors. I’m constantly trying to expand …
Apparently, there are many business models associated with the green energy movement, one of which is simply to ask for donations for causes that make no apparent sense, like “Renewable Energy Research & Training Inc.”
I forgot to mention a radio show that I did a month or so back with “Clean Cities Radio” whose pleasant but no-nonsense host Curtis Martin (pictured here) interviewed me for a full hour. It’s linked above for anyone who …
2GreenEnergy on Clean Cities Radio – Funding Alternative Fuels and Green Energy Projects Read More »
Getting a message across in six seconds might sound a little like writing a haiku. In fact, Twitter’s “Vine” app, launched in January 2013, encourages users to do just that. Vine users record six second videos on their iPhone, and …
From Guest Blogger Tristan Anwyn: How Can I Use Vine to Promote Green Energy? Read More »
The green movement is the nickname for “going green” in the United States as well as many other countries abroad. There is only so much individuals and small businesses can do to improve their own carbon footprint, creating a need …
From Guest Blogger Tina Samuels: Who Best Funds the Green Movement? Read More »
‘Carbon footprint’ is the undisputed energy related buzzword of the past 10 years, and businesses face a huge responsibility, with pressure from both external and internal forces to try and minimise their impact on the environment, through reducing their carbon …
From British Guest Blogger Indigo Swan – Energy Sustainability in Business Read More »
Cameron asked me to post this graphic he put together to illustrate the migration to clean energy, the importance of which he highlighted in the post linked above.
