Category: Renewables – Science

Clean Energy Trends 2011, the annual report from Clean Edge, Inc., was recently published. This is the 10th annual report the company has written on green energy, with now a full decade of accumulated information of the industry. The authors, …

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I would like to reply to the three very thoughtful comments of 2GreenEnergy reader James Gover, who writes: 1) We can talk about the oil subsidies and toss numbers around, but I have yet to see defensible, detailed comparisons of …

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(Continued from an earlier article…) Bill Gates emphasized to policymakers in Washington D.C. the importance of the H-1B visa to companies like Microsoft. “…They celebrate the fact that we’re kicking them out after giving them the world’s best education,“ said …

[The Vector] India’s Clean Energy Potential – Continued Read More »

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[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoIcK2VEccA&w=480&h=390] Here, I’m interviewed by Barbara Dooley on WGAU in Athens, GA. What a nice lady — and what terrific questions!

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[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYAWcfEo6Jk&w=480&h=390] I was a recent guest on Statewide Nevada, a radio program syndicated to almost 100 stations around the state.

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India is on the rise in the green energy domain.  The country increased its total capacity from 2% in 2003 to 10% by 2010. The market for renewable energy and related technologies and businesses is growing by 25% per year, …

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Every time I hear intelligent people refute the idea of global warming based on the power of Mother Nature I really can’t believe my ears. Last week, I spoke with three people who appeared bright enough, all of whom told …

Mother Nature is Awesome — But Is She Impervious to Damage? Read More »

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Frequent contributor Mark Vendetti sends an interesting article that I thought everyone would enjoy.  I believe there is a profound (albeit sad) truth here: Craig, Check this out, it might help to explain why some people seem so resistant to …

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I played on my college squash team in the 1970s, and every year we made the ride up to Cambridge, Mass. to play MIT. Though we routed them every year, the most pleasurable part of the day for me was …

The Ultimate Pragmatist in Energy Policy, Dr. Marie Corio Read More »

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From time to time, I’ve wondered what a movie version of Renewable Energy – Facts and Fantasies would look like. Well, I don’t have to wonder anymore. It’s been made. And it’s in theaters now. Check out CarbonNation. It’s really …

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