Category: Renewables – Business

The marketing services company I ran for more than 30 years occasionally partnered with ad agencies whose clients needed the specialized form of demand generation we delivered.  It was for that reason that I found myself in the lobby of …

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Is there more hate crime in America under Trump, or does it just seem that way? Maybe the media is just more interested in reporting it, perhaps to spur ratings with sensationalized garbage. No, it’s not a figment of your …

Surprise: Hate Crime on the Rise Read More »

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…. when that something is the closing of another coal-fired power plant.  In this case, the results are better health for all citizens of Earth.

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Investment in renewable energy is currently growing at more than 10 percent per year and according to a recent report from BCC Research will hit nearly $800 billion in 2019. That are big bucks and it is part of a …

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It’s useful to look at the planetary transition from fossil fuels to renewables in three phases:

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Here’s a news article about Ford’s financial woes, how the trade tariffs have cost them $1 billion this this year and forced them to lay of 24,000 employees.  It makes one wonder: How many of them voted for Trump, and how …

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My colleague Fritz Maffry writes:  Craig knows my thesis is that the tech firms will transform energy and transportation, and are much closer to this in large scale disruption than is commonly appreciated. I intend to help them do that.

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Here’s the best news you’ve had all day. This short but fabulous video explains why coal is a “goner” in the U.S. electricity grid-mix. Though it mentions environmental issues, the real driver, as always, is market economics; coal can’t compete …

Saying Bye to Coal Read More »

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How will recently confirmed Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh conduct himself vis-a-vis environmental issues? The answer is obvious, of course; he wouldn’t have been appointed in the first place if there were any indication whatsoever that he would impede Trump’s …

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If you don’t believe the content of the meme here, it’s probably because you’ve never been an entrepreneur, or held responsibility for a corporate P&L.

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