Category: Renewables – Business

Publishing content on LinkedIn is a hot topic among social media hipsters; several friends have suggested that I experiment with this idea, and I intend to do so. Here, my colleague Gary Tulie writes about his (much appreciated) participation in …

Bullish on Renewable Energy: Content on LinkedIn.com Read More »

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Having sustainable business practices not only reduces your impact on the environment, but also shows potential clients how much you care about being green. There is a lot that businesses can do to be greener that may even save money …

From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Five Ways your Business can Help Create a Green and Clean Environment Read More »

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Today we celebrate the 180th birthday of one of the true child prodigies in the history of humankind, Camille Saint-Saens (pictured), which gives me the opportunity to tell a story I heard when I was young.  Saint-Saens gave a recital when …

Hard Work: It’s All It’s Cracked Up To Be Read More »

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It looks like Bloomberg New Energy Finance has concluded the same thing that I did in Bullish on Renewable Energy, i.e., the plummeting cost of renewables and the rising costs of coal and natural gas have brought us ever closer …

Cost of Renewable Energy—Still Falling Like a Stone Read More »

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It’s been a while since I reminded readers of the broad capabilities of our “Associates” at 2GreenEnergy, i.e., the folks who fill the (numerous) gaps in my own personal skill-set as a cleantech business consultant, and enable me to make …

Can You Help Move Good Ideas in CleanTech Forward? At 2GreenEnergy, the Answer Is Always the Same: YES Read More »

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Someone asked on Quora.com just now: How affordable is Trinity College?  As a member of the class of 1977, I thought I’d give it a go: That’s a good question, though it’s hard to answer.  I’m always amused when I …

Placing a Value on Education Read More »

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When was the last time you read a blog post that combined data on alternative energy with notes on English grammar? Here’s a discussion on Quora.com in which I’m participating: Question: Why has alternative energy failed? First Answer: SolarCity IPOed …

Alternative Energy Is Making Some Decent Progress Read More »

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2GreenEnergy “Associate” Kathryn Alexander sent me this incredible piece on the adoption curve for renewable energy.  I respond: Thanks very much; this is terrific.  I particularly like the point the author makes to the effect that human beings have trouble …

The Human Mind Has a Tough Time Wrapping Itself Around the Concept of Exponential Growth Read More »

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My colleague Gary Tulie sent me this piece, suggesting a way to prevent the constant whip-sawing of incentives for renewable energy.  Hi Craig,  this looks like an interesting idea. Yes, this is very interesting indeed.  There is no doubt that …

Stabilizing Incentives for Renewable Energy Read More »

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A reader notes:  Craig, just got your latest blog post.  What a way to boost circulation, a barefoot girl in her garden. I know, right? 🙂  Seriously, as long as you brought it up, here’s my thinking on photo selection.  …

Photo Selection for Blog Posts Read More »

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