Category: Renewables – Business

I think we’re all a bit curious about the ultimate disposition of the energy industry – both here in the US and around the globe.  In the States, 49% of our electricity comes from coal, and the penetration of renewables …

World Energy — Where Are We Going? Read More »

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Warm thanks to 2GreenEnergy co-founder George Alger and website superstar Adam Battenfield for their work on the new “media” page, which is intended to present my capabilities as a public speaker or TV/radio guest on clean energy.  Wow, guys!  I …

2GreenEnergy's "Media" Page Read More »

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Occasionally I check the analytics on the 2GreenEnergy site to see where our traffic is coming from.  I was delighted to see that we got over 100 visitors the other day from a site that doesn’t have a word of …

Renewable Energy – "Energias Renovables" in Spanish Read More »

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Tucson Electric Power has signed up to solar photovoltaic array projects with capacities of 35MW, 25MW and 5MW; single-axis tracking PV arrays with capacities of 12MW, 4MW and two of 5MW each, a concentrating PV plant with capacity of 12MW …

Guest Post: Arizona Utility Signs up to Solar, Biogas and Wind PPAs Read More »

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New Years is a time-honored opportunity to get on track with one’s aspirations.  And, to that end, let me offer the 2GreenEnergy community my best wishes for your success — however you define it — in 2011.  One of my …

Making 2011 a Great Year for Clean Energy Read More »

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As I learn more about the electric power utilities, I’m surprised at their large range of readiness with respect to both renewable energy and electric transportation.  Here’s a message that I’ll soon be aiming at senior executives in the power …

Helping Power Utilities Migrate to Renewables, Electric Transportation Read More »

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I was going through some old blog posts here at 2GreenEnergy in an effort to make sure that we’re emphasizing the most important elements of the discussion on renewables.  One theme that is central to the conversation, of course, is …

Bringing Fairness to the Discussion on Energy Read More »

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I notice that the Marriott hotel chain has instituted a sustainable seafood program called “Future Fish,” making it the first large player in the industry to make a move like this.  Brad Nelson, Marriott’s culinary vice president, notes “The guest …

Sustainability — Good Followership Is As Important As Good Leadership Read More »

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At this holiday season, while we’re all in such a festive and generous mood, it would be wrong of me not to mention The Turimiquire Foundation, by my wits the best bang for the buck you’ll ever find in terms of …

Want to Aim a Holiday Contribution at Sustainability? Consider the Turimiquire Foundation Read More »

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I’m at LAX, heading back East for the holidays.  Wishing everyone smooth travels and best wishes for a lovely holiday season.

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