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Denmark: The Power of Feed-in Tariffs

Denmark is held up as one of the great success stories when it comes to wind power – and it is. Half of Denmark’s electricity consumption will be generated by wind power in just seven years time. But Denmark has other

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Posted in Wind Energy

From Guest Blogger Adam Groff — Where Is Solar Energy Most Popular?

Harnessing the sun’s energy has been around in one form or the other since the mid 1800’s when it was first referred to as solar photovoltaic technology. Now, almost two centuries later, solar energy is the most predominant alternative power

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Posted in Photovoltaics

From Guest Blogger Jake Fisher: 5 Biggest Breakthroughs in Alternative Energy

Alternative energy is big. It’s an important field of study and it’s a great way to help us lower our carbon footprint. Why, exactly, is this important? Currently, we are starting to run out of a lot of our natural

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Posted in Renewables - Science

Talking Up Eos Energy Storage at the Energy Efficiency Summit

I’m taking a break from the activities at this, the second and last day of the University of California at Santa Barbara’s annual Energy Efficiency Summit to write this short note. My friends at Eos Energy Storage would have been

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Posted in Energy Storage

From Guest Blogger Jake Fisher: High Tech Home Improvements that Improve the “Green” Value of Your Home

High Tech Home Improvements that Improve the “Green” Value of Your HomeHigh Tech Home Improvements that Improve the “Green” Value of Your HomeThere are many high-tech home improvements you can make to your home that will, in turn, make it

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Posted in Efficiency

From Guest Blogger Shaun Chatman: The Greenest Ways to Get Around — How Cars, Scooters, Motorcycles, and Bikes Measure Up

Whether you are headed to the office or the grocery store, walking doesn’t always cut it. Some modes of transportation are better than others, especially when it comes to keeping your carbon footprint low. Scooters – Not as Environmentally Friendly

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From Guest Blogger in the UK "Powertricity" — 5 Easy Tips to Make Your Business More Eco-Friendly

As we become more energy conscious, we’re always looking for ways to make our homes and businesses more ‘eco-friendly’. With rising energy costs and increased pressure from external sources, there has been no time like the present for your company

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From Guest Blogger Nicki Brandon: The Best Job Opportunities for Saving the Environment

A lot of people (typically younger) want to work to save the environment, perhaps even dedicate their career to this pursuit. Unfortunately, it is often difficult to find a job that pays enough to let someone do so, especially when

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Posted in Sustainability

From Guest-Blogger Kevin Vogel: What Does Solar Power Mean for Your Monthly Utility Bills?

The main consideration for an investment in solar power is the peace of mind that comes from an investment in a renewable energy source. By investing in solar power for the home, the individual is ensuring that they will be

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Posted in Photovoltaics

Conversation on Open Letter on Energy to Mr. Obama

Here’s a conversation I’m having with the friend who suggested that I write my “Open Letter on Energy to Mr. Obama.” Craig:  I took your excellent advice.  Here you go:  http://2greenenergy.com/an-open-letter/32059/. Friend:  Excellent. Well done! Craig:  Thanks.  As you know,

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Posted in Renewables - Politics
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