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Giving Annual Tax Breaks to Clean Energy is Crazy
Photo: langalex , Flickr, CC … Though Not as Crazy as Doing Nothing As the controversial deal for extending the tax cuts to middle class and wealthy Americans drew closer to become reality, some...
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Maybe We Really do Need to Pick Either Nuclear or Renewables
Grist’s David Roberts tackles what’s sure to be an unpopular question: What if the conventional wisdom, the one currently guiding the national political conversation about our energy future, is wrong?...
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Inflatable Wind Turbine Designed to Double as LED Billboard
Image Dean Kamen/USPTO The Segway is a sorta cool, sorta goofy contraption that nonetheless inspired folks to think twice about established transportation paradigms. Now, the guy who invented it may...
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Why Brazil sees partnerships as key to solving urban problems
With a highly regulated energy sector, leaders from IBM, GE and WWF agree that private sector collaboration is needed to help spur advancements in sustainable technology. Read more here: Why Brazil...
View ArticlePostcards from an energy-inclusive future
Getting to 100 percent renewable energy in Hawaii by 20245 means granting energy access to “everyone, everywhere,” said Holmes Hummel, director of Clean Energy Works and former senior policy advisor in...
View ArticleFloating like the wind to a clean energy transition
Floating wind has the potential to make a huge contribution to filling the installed capacity gap in renewables and represents a game changer for the energy sector globally. Read more: Floating like...
View ArticleHalf of nitrogen applied to crops is lost
Food production is becoming less efficient at using nitrogen fertilizer and excess nitrogen damages the environment and the climate. See the rest here: Half of nitrogen applied to crops is lost
View ArticleHow open source software could revamp the aging electrical grid
The energy sector should follow telecommunications with software-defined infrastructure rather than hardware-centric updates. More here: How open source software could revamp the aging electrical grid
View Article5 key steps to setting net zero goals
Before going net zero, companies must understand their emissions, set ambitious goals, engage with leaders, collaborate with suppliers and partner with customers. See more here: 5 key steps to setting...
View ArticleWhat front-line communities want from Illinois’ equitable energy bill
The bill has a focus on equity and expanding economic opportunities for disadvantaged communities and people of color in the clean energy sector. View post: What front-line communities want from...
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