Category: Renewables – Business

Next week finds us in Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York – pursuing deals with a few companies with hot ideas in the renewable energy and sustainability space. The bad ideas I receive seem to keep getting worse. Someone …

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A group of top business leaders are working together and formed The American Energy Innovation Council (AEIC) in a call for action on renewable energy. They are emphasizing the need to correct the “deficient” American energy system. The Council states …

[The Vector] From the Private Sector: American Business Leaders, including Bill Gates, Call for Immediate Renewable Energy Push Read More »

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On June 18th, 2010, Google launched yet another smart energy project: cars that plug into an electric grid powered strictly by solar energy. The project is called “RechargeIT.org.” In the U.S., transportation contributes to about one-third of all greenhouse gas …

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A few people commented on my piece about nuclear energy last week, and scolded me for believing that shortages of uranium may be one of many serious issues confronting this beleaguered industry. I’m not the only one who sees this, …

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Is is my pleasure to announce the availability of a brand-new 2GreenEnergy clean energy service: THE VECTOR. THE VECTOR is a vital clean energy paid membership resource with a laser focus on the TECHNOLOGY, ECONOMICS and POLITICS of renewable energy. THE …

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[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYnpiNCSwik&w=500&h=405] Can small companies sell to large customers? Of course. I’ve had dozens of clients in start-ups over the last 30 years who are concerned that large companies wouldn’t pay attention to them, simply because they didn’t have billion-dollar balance …

Clean Diesel – Can Small Companies Sell to Large Customers? – Final Part in a Series of Seven Read More »

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This is our 500th post.  I wanted to use it to thank our clients, our guest bloggers, and our many thousands of subscribers — a large percentage of whom add fantastic and insightful comments and help make this a lively and …

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[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEbVFbose1g&w=445&h=364] Lance Miller, president of clean diesel start-up DieselTek discusses the harmony between the company’s managers and its investors. In my experience, this is commonly a sticking point for fledgling organizations, where investors want to make a quick filling, drive …

Clean Diesel Start-up DieselTek: Managers and Investors – Part Six in a Series Read More »

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[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BKRBsDSmBA&w=445&h=364] Lance Miller, president of DieselTek, speaks with on how start-ups form in clean diesel — or anywhere, for that matter. Lance corroborates my own belief that great partnerships are built on core, innate trust and affinity than on a …

How Are Great Start-ups Built? Core Trust and Affinity? Or Cold, Rational Assessment? – Part Five in a Series Read More »

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The book’s chapter “Renewable Energy – Another Viewpoint on Picking Stocks” is the transcipt on my interview with Jeff Siegel. Jeff is the co-founder and managing editor of Green Chip Stocks, an independent investment research service focusing primarily on renewable …

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