2GreenEnergy super-supporter Gary Tulie writes from his home in charming Buckinghamshire, England: Hi Craig. (As discussed in this article), whilst still fairly small scale, there is a move by oil majors to diversify into renewables.
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Are Oil Companies Diversifying Into Renewables?
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From Guest Blogger Sagar Mandan: Ways of Practicing Great Green Activities in Your Business
The benefits of going green in your business is good for your business in terms of improving sales, and it also helps to preserve and take care of the environment. Customers are more educated nowadays when it comes to the …
New Wind and Solar Will Be Cheaper than Existing Coal and Nuclear By the Early 2020s
Some of our frequent commenters like to take me to task for what they call my “idealistic” statements to the effect that our world is right around the corner from affordable, unsubsidized clean energy. Their push-back is understandable, given that …
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From Guest Blogger Dimitris Papadoupolos: Best Locations for a Green Business in the UK
Creating an eco-friendly business can be challenging — but green entrepreneurs can now take advantage of support from consumers and government initiatives. Whether your business is directly involved in the green economy — or you just want to reduce the …
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Take a Cool Guess—The Fun Quiz on Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability. Today’s Topic: Eviscerating Government’s Renewable Energy R&D
Question: According to a report in yesterday’s Washington Post, by what percentage is the Trump administration proposing to slash the budget of the Energy Department’s renewable energy and energy efficiency programs?
From Guest Blogger Steven Clark: Green Accounting–What It Is and Its Importance
For centuries we have striven to reach prosperity by developing new solutions and ways of overcoming every obstacle. As a result, we live in a high-tech world where everything is possible and easily accessible. The bigger we get, the faster …
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Good News on Coal-Fired Power Plants, But Let’s Set It in Stone
We all know that coal, at least in the U.S., is on its way out. A coal plant closes here every 22 days; a total of 17 have been decommissioned since Trump took office a little over a year ago.
Private Sector Not Waiting for a Push from Government To Adopt Renewable Energy
Depending on whom you ask, corporations generally can have a pretty nasty reputation when it comes to environmental stewardship. And while no one doubts that this is well deserved in many cases, we tend to overlook the incredibly broad and powerful sustainability initiatives that …
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Take a Cool Guess—The Fun Quiz on Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability. Today’s Topic: How Our Democracy Works
Question: The Koch brothers spent $20 million to pass the tax reform scam. What’s their ROI, i.e., the annual percent return they’re getting on that $20 million investment? Answer: Can be found at Clean Energy Answers. Relevance: As Bernie Sanders says, “The …
The Solar Industry Takes a Hit, But It’s Not Alone
As I mentioned in a post the other day, a presidential administration whose mantra is “jobs!” should not take actions whose main consequence is putting people out of work, At the time, I was referring to the tariff on solar modules …
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