Category: Renewables – Business

I get emails from people all over the country who want me to know that California, via its “oppressive” environmental regulations, is driving people, and especially businesses, out of state.

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We frequently lament that the U.S. federal government is going backwards vis-a-vis renewable energy, yet we are prone to overlook what is happening at the state and local level.  A new report from the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation documents how …

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We’ve been discussing where Trump is going, and I’m the first to admit that it’s anyone’s guess. How he got here, however, is quite clear; in fact, it’s summarized in the content of the meme here.  Since 1980, the vast …

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Re: the meme here, a friend writes, “I haven’t verified it, but I believe it.” Yes, that’s about right.  In round numbers we have: $6 * 1012 / (2 * 101 years * 104 hours/year) = 3 * 107 = …

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According to my dashboard here at 2GreenEnergy, approximately 40% of people reading these words live outside U.S. borders, and these folks may not understand how it’s possible that the most powerful country on Earth could be so bizarre in its …

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When I was told that the writing services I was performing for my client American Diversified Energy needed to conform to their stylebook, I was somewhat shocked.  Who has their own?  ADE is a very professional organization, and they certainly …

Off-Topic in a Big Way: Changes in the Associated Press Stylebook Read More »

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The word on the street for the past couple of years has been that Saudi Arabia is continuing to sell oil on the world market, but moving to renewable energy, largely solar, for its own use domestically.  But when they …

Is Saudi Arabia Really Moving to Renewables? Read More »

Here’s a reminder that great communicators seldom are completely prosaic in their writing style. Just brilliant, IMO. Of course, if I started incorporating this writing approach into my clients’ cleantech business plans, I’m not sure they’d be as amused as …

A Helpful Little Tip, Or a Unique Writing Style? Read More »

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Few people know the story of how the Japanese rose to prominence in technology.  Briefly, if goes like this: At the end of World War II, Japan lay in ruins and had very few prospects for recovery.

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As I mentioned, the local high school kid I’m tutoring in history is studying the Industrial Revolution and its broad economic and social ramifications.  Among the most important points here is laizzes faire capitalism / free market economics, as represented …

80% of Coal Power Plants in the EU Are Bleeding Red Ink Read More »

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