A friend just wrote: The analogy with telephony just hit me yesterday, and I found this article today. I respond: Hi, Tom. I’m a little concerned about this article, to be honest.
A friend just wrote: The analogy with telephony just hit me yesterday, and I found this article today. I respond: Hi, Tom. I’m a little concerned about this article, to be honest.
I had a cute little encounter yesterday at the Intersolar show in San Francisco that I thought I’d relate. I dropped by the Pennwell booth, the huge B2B publishing concern that owns Renewable Energy World, and introduced myself to the …
2GreenEnergy got off the ground in 2009, just as Stephen Lacey was assuming the exalted post of editor of Renewable Energy World, a huge website with which we’ve had a great deal of extremely positive and productive interaction over the …
A long-time subscriber the clean transportation sector writes: Craig: Maybe you can draw some ideas from this concept for a green finance database initiative, aimed at helping environmental start-ups. Thanks. I played around with this a bit, and entered some …
I thought folks may be interested to read about a very unusual and wide-ranging project that is proposed to transform Papua New Guinea into a virtual beehive of eco-friendly commerce. I’ve known Luimack Johnson for several years now, and he …
To facilitate North America’s coming together to clean up its electricity grid, President Obama is about to announce the partnership that the U.S. is making with Canada and Mexico. The goal: 50% clean energy by 2025, facilitated by transmitting large …
Obama Not Backing Down on Environmental Progress Read More »
The plummeting of the stock market following the Brexit vote yesterday should occasion us here in the U.S. to consider what would happen in November of this year if we elect a hateful crackpot with no credible economic plans as …
What Americans Should Be Thinking About Britain’s Leaving the EU Read More »
With the recent scientific development behind global warming and its associated array of problems, it has become paramount for large manufacturers to become more environmentally friendly. Luckily, companies across the globe have taken the initiative to go green and develop …
From Guest Blogger Meghan Belnap: Four Ways Manufacturers Are Going Green Read More »
My long-time colleague Lindsay Oliver writes, Hi Craig; Have you seen this (The Solutions Project) yet? This is more than interesting: Yes, Mark Z. Jacobson (professor at Stanford) is a legend to us renewable energy people.