There is a great deal of importance placed on the environmental movement and keeping a set of green behaviors in mind as far as personal use and consumption goes, but there are just as many ways for companies to make …
Category: Renewables – Business
A Contributed Post: How to Market Your Business as ‘Green’
Many businesses are genuinely believe in reducing their carbon footprint, and incorporate this into their products and day to day strategies. However, it can easily seem like a fad or an ingenuine sales pitch; therefore, you need to understand how …
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From Guest Blogger Dimitris Papadopoulos: Four Simple Ways Your Business Can Go Green
A green business can help save the planet, make the working environment more pleasant for staff and reduce your outgoings. But some businesses still believe that taking the time and effort to become more eco-friendly is too tall an order …
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Renewable Energy for Puerto Rico?
Regarding my recent post: “Climate Change Will Eventually Cause a Horrible Epiphany: Certain Parts of the World Will Soon Be No Longer Habitable,” a colleague makes this suggestion about the rebuilding of Puerto Rico:
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“7 Generations”–Sustainable Agriculture Investment Opportunity Offers Unique Business Model
A long-time colleague in the renewable energy space presented me with a wonderful concept in the burgeoning sustainable agriculture marketspace, aka “innovative agricultural technology.” I thought I’d publish it here, along with a few remarks.
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The Economics of Coal Was Put to the Test. Spoiler Alert: It Failed.
All the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put Humpty Dumpty back together again – English Nursery Rhyme Here’s an article for the few remaining believers in the U.S. coal industry, a group probably limited in scope to some …
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Why Is There Such a Low Incentive To Innovate in the CleanTech Space?
My dear friend, perennial client, and 2GreenEnergy Assoociate Terry Ribb is an avid futurist, and thus a huge fan of innovation. The videos linked below deal with “cashier-free smart grocery stores,” and are very typical of the cool things she …
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Solar, Wind, and the Future of Human Civilization
Frequent commenter MarcoPolo writes: The solar and wind industries are both heavily dependent of government and consumer subsidies. When those subsidies are modified or withdrawn the industries suffer massive constrictions. Solar and wind employment is a little like a gold …
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Good News for U.S. Workers–And On Labor Day, No Less
The solar and wind energy industries are growing at rates that even experts didn’t predict. Solar energy sector jobs grew at a rate 17 times faster (and wind jobs 9 times faster) than the overall U.S. economy in 2016. Of course, this …
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New Technologies—Clean or Otherwise—Face Steep Hurdles
A reader mentions a series of meetings he attended on technologies that can be applied to coal plants to clear up their emissions, and, in reference to one of them, notes: This is just one of many potential “cleaner fossil …
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