California’s Solar Gold Rush: Feed-In Tariffs and Complicated Politics
Herman K. Trabish: February 8, 2012
Energy experts discuss markets, efficiencies, and the politics of California’s solar power boom—and how to prevent a bust.
Energy experts discuss markets, efficiencies, and the politics of California’s solar power boom—and how to prevent a bust.
We add Santorum’s energy policy ideas to the mix.
Can the private equity firm that’s buying Beacon’s assets revive its flywheel energy storage dreams?
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The India Solar Market: Strategy, Players, and Opportunities
A Chinese entrepreneur believes ultracaps are better for wind than batteries.
But can the fuel cell firm survive as subsidies fade?
Layoffs and deployment delays at the ambitious and mysterious Dubai firm, plus a trail of unpaid and unhappy contractors
The annual gathering of the cleantech cognoscenti
Wherein your humble narrator test-drives the new Tesla Sedan against the EV company’s wishes.
Fuel cells have been around since the invention of the first bicycle. Now, the training wheels are off—and businesses are saving money and applying to earn LEED credits with fuel cells.
Oorja focuses on a narrow market niche—and that might be the key to succeeding in the fuel cell market.
“Everyone has a plan until they’ve been hit.”—Joe Louis
ABB and Nissan to test old batteries for renewable energy storage
Why wait for a better battery when you can just add an ultracapacitor?
Plug-in hybrids mean GM, Fisker and others must adapt to liquid-cooled batteries.