…..continued from earlier post These same wind turbines have been chosen for the world’s largest wind farm, the 845MW Shepherd’s Flat project in north central Oregon. 338 turbines will be installed; GE says that this turbine yields the highest energy …
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Renewable Energy Brings New Variables to Already Complicated Energy Markets
There are times I think we’re right around the corner from an aggressive path towards clean energy — and other times when it seems that we’re a million miles away. In response to my piece about Abu Dhabi’s strange decision …
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Renewables Are Cool, But Using Less Energy Is Far Better
Frequent Commenter John F. Robbins writes this marvelous response to the 2GreenEnergy survey on renewables: The most missing question or comment in your survey and most of this blog is how to move away from the current energy-guzzling nature of …
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2GreenEnergy Discusses Renewables on Montana Radio
I was the guest on a really good hour-long radio interview this afternoon on KMMS-AM, a popular talk/news station in Bozeman, MT. Host Larry Stancil and I didn’t agree on everything (in fact, we agreed on very little) but we …
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2GreenEnergy — Talking Renewables in New York City
I’m back east again. The weather isn’t exactly nice, but at least this quadrant of the country isn’t paralyzed by two feet of snow like it was last time I was here. My appointments on this trip are mainly attempts …
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Advisory Committee on Renewables and Electric Transportation
I’d like to request your help in establishing an Advisory Committee for 2GreenEnergy. In an average month, I get about a dozen business plans for my review, submitted by entrepreneurs all over the world. Fortunately, most of these represent business …
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Radio Talk Show on Renewables and Electric Transportation
I was flattered to get a call last week from a guy wanting me to host a radio talk show. He asked me for a short write-up of some ideas; here it is: Thanks for your inquiry about the radio show. Per …
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Helping Power Utilities Migrate to Renewables, Electric Transportation
As I learn more about the electric power utilities, I’m surprised at their large range of readiness with respect to both renewable energy and electric transportation. Here’s a message that I’ll soon be aiming at senior executives in the power …
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[The Vector] Global Offshore Wind Sector Expanding Rapidly
The global offshore wind turbine market is expected to almost double this year after record growth last year, according to a report published in October by Danish consulting company MAKE. MAKE predicts the expansion will continue into 2015. …
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Old Friends Are Often Young At Heart; Check Out the Apollo Alliance
For those of you wishing to reconnect from old friends from highschool and college, I most certainly recommend setting up a website like 2GreenEnergy. It brings long-lost, but much loved old friends out of the woodwork. Perhaps the best aspect …
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