Category: Renewables – Business

Those for whom this is a new idea will benefit from this article on hydrogen, and how it’s part of Big Oil’s masterplan to forestall “the electrification of everything.”  The generation of electricity from low carbon sources like solar, wind, …

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“Build a better mousetrap, and the world will beat a path to your door” is a phrase attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson in the late nineteenth century. It’s not correct, as anyone familiar with marketing will tell you, and the …

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Texas governor Greg Abbott concocted a grossly erroneous explanation of his state’s energy debacle, blaming wind energy and the “Green New Deal” for the costly tragedy. When the audience at Fox News ate it up with a spoon, mainstream media …

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Here’s the start of an article in the blog “The Long Tail Pipe,” with a few of my comments beneath it. A few days ago Royal Dutch Shell announced it was accelerating its strategy to drive down carbon emissions while …

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From this article on Biden and environmental responsibility: President Biden dubbed Jan. 27, exactly one week after he took office, “climate day.” On this day, the president followed up on his day one climate order to rejoin the Paris Agreement and revoke …

Biden Poised To Remove Subsidies for Fossil Fuels, Gets High Marks from Environmentalists for His First 26 Days Read More »

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In the soon-to-be-12 years of 2GreenEnergy’s work in the environmental sustainability space, we’ve seen hundreds of submissions in which an ostensible inventor wants to raise investment capital for some completely inane (and sometimes fraudulent) idea.  I’ve often been in a …

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An old friend sent me the meme here, to which I responded: Thanks. I’ve seen this. The fallacy in it is that most of the cost factors in milk production are not employee salaries, but rather things like procuring, feeding, …

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Ted Cruz is one of the most destructive forces in the United States right now, a true malignancy, but that doesn’t mean he’s wrong here. In fact, I don’t think anybody at any point in the political spectrum disputes what …

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A reader sent me the story at left, so as to suggest that Biden’s plans to safeguard the environment will be overall job-killers, which is 100% false. Obviously, coal miners won’t be mining coal; that’s pretty clear. The transition to …

In Energy, Some Jobs Will Be Sacrificed Read More »

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That’s a trick question.  We don’t  have one. And it’s not because we don’t have policies.  Hell, we have policies on how we create our policies. What’s the matter with saying, “We’re phasing our fossil fuels in favorable of clean …

Quick! What’s the U.S. Energy Policy? Read More »

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