I’m amazed to find legitimate, intelligent environmental activists support Elon Musk because of the role he’s playing in forwarding the cause of electric transportation. Let’s imagine a world where both the energy and the transportation sectors have made great progress …
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Let’s Decarbonize
What Harrison Ford says here is on point, but keep in mind that our “leaders” are simply reflecting what voters want. They understand that most people will make precious few sacrifices for the good of the people who will inhabit …
The United States Needs to Lead the World in the Cleantech Revolution
Here we are, coming up on 12 years since the launch of 2GreenEnergy, and we’re finally starting to see things happen that we predicted “way back when.” In particular, I wish I had a dollar for every time I made …
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Phasing Out Fossil Fuels
Over the coming 15 years or so, the citizens of Earth will experience great change. From the standpoint of the energy and transportation sectors, that will mean decarbonization, both in our grid-mix and in our automobiles. The years between 2030 …
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Cheap Natural Gas May Be the Devil’s Bargain
From the days in which I used to ply my trade as a marketing consultant to the Fortune 50 tech companies: IBM, H-P, Sony, Xerox, 3M, Microsoft, etc., I recall one particular client who rebuked “consultants” generally. Although he and …
