It’s time to launch my second book, Is Renewable Really Doable? on Amazon.com. The big day: March 15, 2012. I hope you will mark your calendar, and buy the book on that date. To help generate interest in the subject, …
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Book Launch: “Is Renewable Really Doable?”
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Thanks to Jason Scorse, Ph.D. For His Contribution to “Is Renewable Really Doable?”
I was lucky to happen across Dr. Jason Scorse in my quest to interview an economist who could shed light on the migration to renewables. Jason is currently Associate Professor and Chair of the International Environmental Policy Program at The …
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U.S. Military Eagerly Adopting Renewable Energy, Electric Transportation
As suggested in this article, the U.S. military is leading the way in the migration to renewable energy and electric transportation. Obviously, there’s a certain irony here, as the role of the American military is, in large measure, to ensure our …
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Thanks to Ray Lane For His Contribution to “Is Renewable Really Doable?”
I’ve had the pleasure of bumping into Ray Lane at numerous industry conferences, and have been lucky enough to hear him speak on subjects that include the financing of renewables and electric transportation. I was thrilled when he accepted my …
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Please Buy “Is Renewable Really Doable?” on March 15th
After fiddling around with the cover design for what seemed like an eternity, I’m finally ready to launch my second book: “Is Renewable Really Doable?” (You may want to click on the link for a description.) The big day is …
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Thanks to Robert Pollin, Ph.D., For His Contribution to “Is Renewable Really Doable?”
If you want to see a resume’ that’s “as long as your arm,” you may want to check this out. If you do, you’ll understand why I was so happy that Dr. Pollin agreed to speak with me and convey his …
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Green Investment: Teak Reforestation
While I’m in the television studio next week, I plan to shoot a video on what may be the single most interesting investment concept in sustainability I’ve come across this year: teak reforestation. Consider a few basics: Hardwoods, especially teak, …
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Webinar: Top Business Plans in Renewable Energy and Electric Transportation
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyrehx520so]In December’s webinar, I present some of the best business plans I’ve encountered in renewable energy and electric transportation. This is a wide-ranging discussion that includes the ideas of transformative business plans, technical risk, and scaleable businesses, but then …
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Integrating Renewable Energy Is Like Racial Integration in the 1960s: It’s Right, But It’s Not Easy
Over the few years that I’ve been writing here at 2GreenEnergy.com, I’ve offered a number of suggestions that, if accepted, would create a more level playing field between renewables and fossil fuels. In my recent piece on investor uncertainties in …
From Guest Blogger Joshua Okomo: Year 2010 Global Investment in Green Energy Reached USD $211 Billion
According to report on global trends in renewable energy published in 2011 by Bloomberg New Energy Finance based in London, the global investment in renewable energy in 2010 was $ 211 billion, a 540 % increase from renewable energy investment …
