What’s worse, the U.S. has traditionally attracted the bulk of private venture capital. Now, these capital flows are making their way towards Asia, as Asia’s great public investment and focus gives more confidence to private capital. Deutsche Bank says “generous …
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Energy-Blog.US – Energy Issues with Kathy Heshelow
I want to call readers to the work of a friend I met over the past year or so: Kathy Heshelow, an extremely talented and amiable person. Lots of interesting content at Energy-Blog.us. In fact, I’ve asked her to write …
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Tom Steyer – Clean Energy Heavyweight
I spend at least a few minutes every day taking actions to connect myself with the world’s most visible proponents of renewable energy. Right now, I’m trying to contact Tom Steyer, by all odds, one of the most vigorous and …
Renewable Energy — The Bargain of the Century
As I prepare for what I hope to be a huge spate of radio and television interviews on my book, I keep in mind that there is little I can do from my end to control the questioning and thus …
Thanksgiving — Celebrating Our Gifts
One last toast to Thanksgiving, if I may. Here’s a short story by Leo Tolstoy that seems to get at the spirit of the occasion by addressing the question: What are the gifts for which we should be thankful?
Happy Thanksgiving from 2GreenEnergy
Thanksgiving, my favorite holiday, is a time to appreciate our abundant gifts: the love of family and friends, and the opportunity to make the world a better place in which to live. I want to express my profound gratitude to …
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The Macroeconomics of Renewable Energy
I’ve been fascinated recently with the subject of the macroeconomics that surrounds renewables, and, in particular, the subsidies that keep fossil fuels in place by holding the price of oil down artificially. In response to this discussion, frequent commentor Dr. …
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Oil Companies and Renewable Energy
When my father left this Earth a couple of months ago, he left me some stock in ExxonMobil. I posted my musings on the subject here, on my blog at Renewable Energy World.
2GreenEnergy's Approach to Public Relations
I had the pleasure of meeting 2GreenEnergy associate Annemarie Osbourne for lunch yesterday. Annemarie is lucky enough to live “bicontinentally,” with homes both in Ansbach (near Nurenberg) Germany and Orange County, CA. A skilled and savvy PR professional, Annemarie is …
Clean Energy IQ Test
When I sit down with my family at dinner each night and we talk about our experiences of the day, my kids often remark how seriously I take all this renewable energy stuff. “Dad, isn’t there anything you can smile …
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