Peter Buck sent me another article just now, accompanied by a few words: Here’s another article (which I coincidentally also found yesterday). This one includes graphs that seem to show that onshore wind prices aren’t falling very much but are …
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According to Science Daily, the Costs of Solar and Wind Continue to Plummet, and Renewable Energy Is Rapidly Replacing Fossil Fuels
Peter Buck writes: I found this article interesting–along the lines you propose in “Bullish” (on Renewable Energy) i.e., that solar and wind power will be the cheapest forms of energy in the future. Thanks very much, Peter. Yes, this really …
Pure Market Economics and Job Creation Underpin the Rapid Migration to Clean Energy
An old school chum who happens to be ultra-conservative comments: Depend on this: everyone in America and the Western industrialized democracies WILL have non-polluting electric vehicles, re-charged with electricity produced by renewable resources, when it makes economic sense for the market …
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Peak Oil May Be An Empty Concept, But Fossil Fuels Will Vanish Far Faster Than Most People Believe Nonetheless
A reader comments: The problem that most concerns me is not the shortage of oil but its abundance. Saudi Aramco, the Saudi (state owned) oil company is the world’s largest corporation with over $30 trillion dollars in assets including oil …
Promoting "Bullish on Renewable Energy" with Enthusiam
I’m blessed with fine friends who constantly go out of their way to help me. Here’s a conversation with a dear friend I’ve known for over 30 years who found a website that might like to feature the press release …
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Top Renewable Energy Author Available to Discuss Key Industry Trends, Climate Change, Sustainability
If you are looking for an expert to interpret news on energy and the environment, educate within a documentary, or add a sustainable point of view to media interviews, you may want to include Craig Shields in the discussion. Craig …
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Bullish on Renewable Energy on Kindle
A number of people asked about the Kindle version of my new book, Bullish on Renewable Energy, which just now became available. It’s linked above.
Does Civilization’s Approach to Sustainability Lie Behind Door #1, #2, or #3?
At a very high level, there are only three main viewpoints that one can take re: our civilization’s approach to sustainability: 1) Do nothing. Make no changes in the status quo, based on the belief that there are no real …
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Bill Gates’ Involvement in Clean Energy and the Mitigation of Climate Disruption
In his reference to my post on the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, a reader notes: At the end of this century people will look back on what the Gates Foundation spent millions or even billions of dollars on and …
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Books on Sustainability Offer Harmonious Messages
Whenever I publish a new book (like Bullish on Renewable Energy) it gets me thinking of all the other books coming out at the same time, and how, I’d like to think, they weave themselves together into a kind of …
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