Podcast: A Deeper Look at DOE’s Cleantech Strategy
Stephen Lacey: May 17, 2013
The assistant secretary of energy efficiency and renewable energy talks about where the Department of Energy is headed.
The assistant secretary of energy efficiency and renewable energy talks about where the Department of Energy is headed.
Energy expert Michael Levi on our modern energy age
First insight: Both parties see the grid’s sources of electricity are shifting.
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The Global PV Inverter Landscape 2013: Technologies, Markets, and Survivors
The Networked Grid 150: The End-to-End Smart Grid Vendor Ecosystem Report and Rankings 2013
U.S. Solar Market Insight: 2012 Year-in-Review
Personnel moves in greentech, including new CEOs and departing CEOs
Elon Musk ditches Mark Zuckerberg’s political group, partly because of Keystone XL ads.
Private money is financing privately developed renewable energy projects, beginning with geothermal, that will power U.S. military installations.
“It’s not 1990 anymore.”
Personnel moves in greentech
New transmission will open the way for northern Nevada geothermal to go to Southern California, as LA moves to kick the coal habit.
Natural gas is touted as the driving force behind America’s declining emissions. But a new study concludes that efficiency is the primary reason.
PV from SunPower and fuel cells from ClearEdge’s UTC, with reliability, ROI as key metrics
“Are we getting a lumpy renewable energy portfolio?”
Will plant closures leave the Northeast too reliant on a single fuel?
Executive and investor moves in greentech. Plus EnerNoc, Tollgrade, AWEA, and Lowfoot.
A new life-cycle analysis quantifies the avoided costs of gas and coal emissions.