What Are the Santorum, Romney and Gingrich Plans for Energy in the US?
Eric Wesoff: February 8, 2012
We add Santorum’s energy policy ideas to the mix.
We add Santorum’s energy policy ideas to the mix.
The Department says it’s getting better at growing renewables without picking winners and losers
Crystal IS merges with Asahi Kasei in a greentech exit for the solid-state ultra-violet LED company.
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Polysilicon 2012-2016: Supply, Demand & Implications for the Global PV Industry
The Networked Grid 150: The End-to-End Smart Grid Vendor Ecosystem Report and Rankings
The India Solar Market: Strategy, Players, and Opportunities
“Everyone has a plan until they’ve been hit.”—Joe Louis
The Roosevelt Island Tidal Energy project is moving ahead.
Canary in a coal mine or beacon for the world? Can Hawaii replace oil with geothermal power?
A low-key acquisition in the not-always-low-key Khosla Ventures portfolio
Obama puts the project on hold until 2012 and essentially kills the plan. Environmentalists rejoice; free-marketeers, oil industry jeers.
For every $1 of investment in cleaner technology not made in the power sector before 2020, an additional $4.30 would need to be spent after 2020 to compensate for the increased emissions.
Happy Halloween.
Can farming become decentralized—just like solar power?
How innovative technology helps business and the environment
Venture investment in greentech startups staying firm, but IPOs doing poorly
The biofuel startup uses zero-cost feedstock—and so far yields zero revenue.