Bloomberg New Energy Finance clocks a first-quarter drop in clean energy investment to $27 billion, the worst since Q1 2009.
China continues to import half of its polysilicon with 80 percent of its polysilicon manufacturers out of business.
Investors seem to continually throw money into the same failed energy dashboard strategies over and over again.
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BrightSource pulls its IPO.
Your green design software just got a boost of adrenaline.
American Superconductor advances its bold test of whether China’s courts will protect its IP
Investors seem to continually throw money into the same failed energy dashboard strategies over and over again.
What will First Solar do about 3.7 million panels without UL approval?
Island grids plus lots of new wind power equals expensive energy storage needs.
The firm’s looking to “radically transform the economics of energy consumption in commercial businesses.”
A surprisingly reasonable conversation on energy with senators from both sides of the aisle.
Sylvania Lighting Services and Daintree Networks connect smart lighting across 320,000 square feet of commercial space, and promise more to come. Big partners make a difference.
Smart meters thwart theft in some countries, but introduce hacking in new forms in other places.
“Cleantech is necessary but insufficient for success.”
“If ten people on the block go out and buy a LEAF and they all plug it in at 6 p.m. when they get home, they’re going to have a problem.”
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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