I’m up at the Renewable Energy Finance Forum in San Francisco today and tomorrow, with hardly a moment to breathe between the most interesting presentations I’ve seen in quite a while. To be honest, this subject matter is really hard …
I’m up at the Renewable Energy Finance Forum in San Francisco today and tomorrow, with hardly a moment to breathe between the most interesting presentations I’ve seen in quite a while. To be honest, this subject matter is really hard …
I sometimes glance back through my old posts here, to try to see 2GreenEnergy as I would if I were doing so through the eyes of the typical reader who had come across us Googling “renewable energy” or some such. …
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Have you ever had the experience of getting to the end of a long day, looking back to breakfast, and thinking that it seemed like a week ago? That was today for me. The IEEE Energy Innovation meeting in Boston, …
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One of my reasons for coming back to Boston is to meeting various folks from the industry who happen to make this wonderful town their home. Today I bought a birthday lunch for industry colleague Kevin Gulley, publisher of GreenCollarEcomony.com, …
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I was listening to an interview with Pulitzer-winning columnist Nicholas Kristof just now, probably best known for his coverage of Darfur. In the discussion, he said that when he was first given a column, he thought he could change people’s minds, …
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I’m one of those people who constantly tries to see into the future – not that I have any eerie talent for things like that. The future of energy and transportation, for example, is clear as a bell. Does anyone …
My friend Bruce Severance called last night and announced his availability to rejoin the ranks for those who are engineering tomorrow’s electric vehicles. I can’t even begin to list this guy’s credentials – both in terms of formal training at …
This fellow at CleanTechies replies in our discussion on the power of vested interests in determining our energy future: Craig, surely there’s no doubt that you are right to a great degree. There are vested interests that stand to lose …
To What Degree Do Vested Interests Determine Our Energy Future? Read More »