It’s always great to come across people who “get it.” The authors of this article begin their piece: While a clean energy future is inevitable, questions remain about how quickly we will get there. Exactly. I wish I had a dollar …
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Advanced Energy Storage Solutions Will Help Displace Coal-Fired Power Plants
In prepping for the upcoming webinar on ARES (Advanced Rail Energy Storage), I’m recommending that the company position itself more aggressively around the integration of renewables into the grid-mix and, in particular, the imperative to displace coal immediately. As I …
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Level Playing Field for Renewable Energy
I’m always delighted when I come across supporters of the idea that I’ve referred to as the “level playing field” for renewable energy. That is, I’m not asking for a subsidy for solar, wind, geothermal, etc. Rather, I’m asking that …
Cleaning Up Government – An Easy Task?
As I have often written, cleaning up government is integral to success in the migration to renewables. Big Energy routinely spends millions of dollars influencing legislation that will protect itself from the incursion of new technologies that will disrupt their …
Guest Blogger Doesn't Like The Lies from the Kentucky Coal Industry
Guest Blogger Mike Brace is working hard to develop renewable energy sources that can replace coal. Here’s why. He writes: Here’s news from the Associated Press called “State officials issue fish advisories in Kentucky.” They say “High levels of mercury …
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