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Tag: New York City
Check Out What New York City Is Doing To Deal with Climate Disruption
New York City is amazing in so many ways–principally that most things one encounters there are good. From the Julliard, to the Met, to a tunafish sandwich from any of hundreds of delis around town, it just doesn’t get any …
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Lighting Up Broadway More Efficiently
It was 133 years ago today that the first electric street lights were switched on, illuminating New York City’s Broadway (shown in this illustration six years later, in 1886). The lamps of the day delivered just a few lumens per …
From Guest Blogger Rupert: 5 Of The World’s Greenest Commercial Buildings
As the clock turns and the world churns ever onward into the future, there is a rising tide of consciousness for the necessity of environmentally sound business practices. Though these green initiatives take a wide variety of forms, there are …
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Tagged with: Bank of America Tower, Dubai, DuBiotech, India Tower, Masdar City, New York City, San Francisco, United Arab Emirates
Electric Vehicles in New York City
The mayor of New York City wants to install 10,000 EV charging stations. Yikes. I hate to sound unsupportive, but the last thing I want on that island is a car – of any type. When I have meetings in …
Good Day Advancing Renewable Energy Concepts
It’s only mid-evening here in New York City — still before 11. I’m sure there are thousands of people within a mile-or-so radius of where I’m sitting right now who are planning their fun for the night. I’m not one …
Energy Policy — Looking for the Broad Side of the Barn
Wednesday morning as I was getting ready to conclude my participation in the Renewable Energy Finance Forum, I had a thought I wanted to share. It had been two-days of nitty-gritty financial talk — extremely precise language of tax lawyers …
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Tagged with: bloated incompetent government, cheap natural gas, cost of capital, crony capitalism, dependence on fossil fuels, fossil fuels, missing the forest for the trees, New York City, production tax credits, recession reduced energy demand, Renewable Energy, Renewable Energy Finance Forum, Senate bills, socialism
Trip To NYC An Opportunity To Meet Clean Energy Investors
A couple of years ago I reconnected with an old friend from grade school who runs a good-sized hedge fund, and who, when I mention that I’m headed to New York City, routinely sets me up with a few people …
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Next Week: The Renewable Energy Finance Forum
I’m headed back East again next week, primarily to attend the Renewable Energy Finance Forum in New York City. I have to say that I love this event; everything about it is first-rate, starting with the venue (The Waldorf Astoria). …
Attending “The Clean Energy OnRamp”? Discount Ends Sunday
If you’re searching for an effective “onramp” to the multi-trillion dollar clean energy industry, I’ll hope you’ll attend “The Clean Energy Onramp” (details here). I personally guarantee that you’ll leave the event with a comprehensive understanding of the most critical …
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