I’ll be on the East Coast (heading north from Washington DC to Boston) for the week between Christmas and New Years. If anyone wants to meet me to discuss a clean energy business idea over a cup of coffee (or …
2GreenEnergy's Craig Shields Heading Back East for the Holidays Read More »
Here’s a post I put up on Renewable Energy World that addresses the key issues associated with a responsible analysis of the costs associated with the migration to renewables. It’s essentially a response to another author’s post which was, I …
Neil Auerbach is Managing Partner of Hudson Clean Energy Partners, a group with over $1 billion under management. He made a number of points in his presentation at the American Council on Renewable Energy conference in Washington this afternoon that …
American Voters Have No Appetite for Sacrifice — But What About Prosperity? Read More »
As we approach the end of another year at 2GreenEnergy, I thought I’d provide a list of blog posts from 2010 – which, based on the number of reader comments, rank as the community’s favorites. Again, I hope my guests …
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 …
Energy-Blog.US – Energy Issues with Kathy Heshelow Read More »
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 …
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 …
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?
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 …
