Renewable Energy World does a good job at tracking the adoption of clean energy at all levels, including continental. Here’s an article that explains why Europe is unlikely to achieve its goal of 20% penetration of renewables by 2020. While…
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Energy Policy and the Adoption of Renewables
Tagged with: adoption of clean energy, clean energy replacement of fossil fuels, energy policy, Europe unlikely to achieve its renewable energy goal, externalities of fossil fuels, fossil fuels artificially cheap, fully dispatchable renewable energy, grid parity, Renewable Energy World, solar energy, subsidizing oil companies, Wind Energy
Posted in Renewables - Politics
Posted in Renewables - Politics
Apple Looks For New Renewable Energy Procurement Methods
According to this article by Renewable Energy World’s Meg Cichon, Apple is replacing a great deal of the energy it consumes with renewables. That’s hardly shocking; the company’s entire brand is built around living harmoniously with its customers. What surprised…
President Obama's Re-election Buoys Clean Energy
It goes without saying that the renewable energy industry here in the U.S. drew a collective sigh of relief when President Obama was re-elected on Tuesday. For reasons I’ve mentioned dozens of times, I remain extremely dubious that we’ll see any real…
Tagged with: clean energy, Renewable Energy, renewable energy industry, Renewable Energy World
Posted in Renewables - Politics
Posted in Renewables - Politics
Clean Energy and Fossil Fuels: A Polarizing Issue
“Stephen Lacey” is a familiar name to many readers here. Stephen is one of the most impressive young people I’ve ever met. Fresh from a journalism major in college, he learned more about the clean energy industry in a few months…
Stephen Lacey – Climate Progress
It will be with great pleasure that I’ll walk into the office of my friend Stephen Lacey tomorrow afternoon, a young man who has already contributed so greatly to the cause of replacing fossil fuels and nuclear with renewables. In…
Tagged with: Climate Progress, global climate change, global warming, Renewable Energy World, Stephen Lacey
Posted in Sustainability
Posted in Sustainability
Solar Goes Mainstream
Renewable Energy World’s Steve Leone published an article today on solar and its attempts to go mainstream, in which he mentions a great number of developments that will ultimately make solar far more appealing to consumers than it is currently.…
Tagged with: alternative energy, clean energy, green energy, Renewable Energy, Renewable Energy World, solar energy, solar mainstream, solar panels, solar power, Steve Leone, Wind Energy, wind power, wind turbines
Posted in Photovoltaics
Posted in Photovoltaics
Renewable Energy's Competitors Face Tough Times As Well
Sure, clean energy is under fire in our current political and economic environment. But here’s a post I wrote on Renewable Energy World, in which I point out that its competitors are facing some tough times as well.
Tagged with: alternative energy, clean energy, green energy, Renewable Energy, Renewable Energy World, renewable energy's competitors
Posted in Renewables - Business
Posted in Renewables - Business
Stephen Lacey at ClimateProgress.Org – Making a Statement
When I met Stephen Lacey at Renewable Energy World a few years ago, I recall one of the first things he told me about his organization. “We advocate for renewables and against nothing,” he explained. I clarified, “So you don’t…
Secretary Chu: United States Faces a Choice in Energy
Eric Mathis is obviously a young man who “gets it.” He posted a comment on my piece on Joe Biden’s speech that I put on Renewable Energy World, in which he linked to a post he wrote on GreenForAll. In it…
Tagged with: Eric Mathis, Green For All, GreenForAll, Renewable Energy World, Secretary Chu, United States choice in energy
Posted in Renewables - Politics
Posted in Renewables - Politics
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