Tag: Renewable Energy

Are your gas, heating and electricity bills going through the roof? Were you wondering how your home can run on less energy?  Being environmentally conscious is not only a popular notion of keeping our planet healthier and cleaner, it will …

From Guest Blogger Sophie Andersen: Saving Energy Plan for your Home Read More »

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A public school district in California had no choice but to cancel a necessary lighting upgrade due to strict energy codes. Because of this, the local schools will be stuck with the same inefficient and ineffective lighting that was installed …

From Guest Blogger Dr. Bulb: California’s Title 24 – Is It Actually Conserving Energy? Read More »

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Quick quiz: What form of renewable energy is entirely absent in the U.S., though it’s quite prevalent in Europe?  

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All sources of renewable energy, including wind, solar, hydroelectric, geothermal, and biomass, provide not only substantial benefits for our climate and environment, but for our economy and health as well. A recent study by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory found …

From Guest Blogger Alicia: Five Reasons Why You Should Be Using Renewable Energy Read More »

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Propelled forward by the economically prosperous and populous Southeastern states of Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro, rapid economic growth in Brazil has elevated the nation to the 10th largest energy producer in the world and 8th largest energy consumer. …

From Super-2GreenEnergy-Intern Louis de Saint Phalle: Renewable Energy in Brazil Read More »

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A friend in the solar business I’ve known since high school writes: Since the last oil embargo we have had bad or no planning, policy written by corporate and foreign funding of U.S. politicians. We should have done energy efficiency, …

Our Energy Crises Were So Totally Preventable Read More »

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It’s amazing how parochial some people are in their beliefs about energy.  I’m on an  email distribution list for the proponents of advanced nuclear, which normally means molten salt reactors based on thorium.  I’m a proponent too; who wouldn’t support …

Are Advanced Nuclear and Renewable Energy Competitors? Read More »

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Of the $7.7 trillion that will be invested in new power generation capacity between now and 2030, $5.1 trillion will come in the form of renewable energy—mostly solar and wind.  That’s why, when I attend top-level conferences on clean energy …

That’s “Trillions” with a “T” — Investments in Renewable Energy Outpacing Those in Fossil Fuels Read More »

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Recently, the United States Naval Research Laboratory put into plans to build solar panels that are to be placed in space with the capability to beam the energy collected directly to Earth. Sounds like a plot to a James Bond …

From Guest Blogger Ashley: Could the Navy Succeed in Beaming Solar Energy to Earth from Space? Read More »

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Decisions Made In the Past International agreements concerning climate change are complicated because a consensus must be found. Since the first summit in 1972, four more have been held. In 1982, for the second summit in Nairobi, dealing with the …

From 2GreenEnergy Intern Oliver Goavec: Europeans and Americans Have Different Perceptions on Climate Change — Part Two of Three Read More »

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