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.
The wind industry privately worries that MLPs are a bargaining chip for their tax credit.
At least 22 states have fights on their hands.
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Wind’s growing role as a U.S. electricity producer is made clear with record-setting performances in three disparate states.
Will the renewable energy industry go on the offense in 2013?
Isn’t that supposed to be a political non-starter?
Who will voters with green jobs in the swing states pick?
“You win the tattooed vote and we’ll have the damnedest environmental policy anybody ever saw.”
“The more people with visible tattoos who advocate for clean energy,” President Clinton said, “the more success it will have in Washington.”
Can wind get respite from this year’s death by a thousand cuts?
When cities are running at full speed, a combined approach to renewables might be needed.
Karl Rove and Robert Gibbs can agree that Donald Trump is an “idiot”—but not about the future of wind.
“The days of casual dating are over—we’ve got to deal with people where it’s a serious relationship.”
DOE’s SunShot Initiative is subsidizing research so it can stop subsidizing solar energy generation.
“In Arizona, there’s no telling what might happen when the local legislature goes into session.”