U.S Army Pouring $7B into Renewables
The U.S. Army is surging forward in its push for green energy. Today (August 7) the Army held a media roundtable discussing its plans to issue request for proposals (RFP) for a multi-award task order...
View ArticleChina: Spending $372B on Energy Conservation
China is spending $372 billion on energy conservation and anti-pollution measures over the next three-and-a-half years, reports Reuters. The measures, meant to reduce China’s dependence on fossil fuels...
View ArticlePaul Ryan’s Threat to Renewable Energy
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney announced his running mate this weekend, Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan. Romney supporters are thrilled with the candidate’s choice for vice president,...
View ArticleEIA: Renewable Energy Growth Increasing Under President Obama
The latest data released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) show that non-hydro renewable sources of electricity have grown significantly since Barack Obama took office. In the last...
View Article12 Misleading Myths About Solar Power
Solar energy is a dynamic and continuous energy source that many believe will one day provide most of our energy needs. Unfortunately, conventional energy industries like big oil have giant backers...
View ArticleObama’s ‘All-of-the-Above’ Energy Plan
Perhaps more than any other sitting U.S. President, Barack Obama has been Commander in Chief through some of the most obvious examples of what climate change will do to America. The last few weeks...
View ArticleTop 10 Reasons Clean Coal is Dirty
According to the Washington Examiner yesterday, President Obama’s campaign team is going “on the offensive to promote [the President's] support for clean coal.” I am not sure if the article is using...
View ArticleMicrosoft Joins The “Renewable Energy Purchase” Club
Microsoft is using money from its corporate carbon fee for its first major renewable energy purchase – it is buying all the output from a wind farm The post Microsoft Joins The “Renewable Energy...
View ArticleHow The DOE is Taking Care of Solar
In the history of our country, our government has repeatedly been willing to invest and take risk in unproven technologies that have The post How The DOE is Taking Care of Solar appeared first on Solar...
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