Global economics, regulatory uncertainty and falling PV and wind power costs are playing a role in declining greentech investment figures.
Funding will come from new sources, especially if the president’s permanent PTC survives.
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“Current policies alone will be insufficient.”
The wind industry provided a noticeable boost for the U.S. economy in 2012.
It was 17.5 percent of the state’s electricity, the equivalent of two nuclear facilities.
With its tax credit in place into 2014, the wind business is coming back.
A new paper from the Edison Electric Institute raises numerous doubts.
Military leaders are finding out “what energy innovation can bring to the mission.”
The twelve keys to building renewables are encoded in the acronyms BEPTC and SROPTTC, according to NREL.
Living in Beijing is worse than living in an airport smoking lounge.
Latin American wind is predicted to have a 20 percent compounded annual growth rate.
The state of offshore wind power is either hugely depressing or an amazing opportunity for growth in green power.
By 2020, fossil fuel consumption must decline and carbon emissions must begin to fall.
Signs show that China’s market may be tilting toward solar.
A Series B round with investors including Fisher Brothers and NRG Energy
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