Our thirteenth year of publication doesn’t look lucky. But luck is for the ill-prepared.
Opinion
2017 Energy Priorities: Repositioning for a Retropolicy Term
Written April 22nd, 2017 by Denis Du Bois
Categories: Energy Business, Energy Efficiency, Energy Policy, Opinion, Renewable Energy
Categories: Energy Business, Energy Efficiency, Energy Policy, Opinion, Renewable Energy
April Fools’ Day 2017
Why I’m not writing an energy related April fools article for 2017. Read the rest of this entry »
Floating PV: The third alternative to traditional solar
BERNARD PROUVOST, CIEL ET TERRE. The floating PV market is emerging within the solar energy market as an alternative to traditional PV systems.
Electric Mobility Devices: Critical Technologies for Smart Cities
Written March 29th, 2016 by Ryan Citron
Categories: Energy Policy, Opinion, Sustainable Urban Development
Categories: Energy Policy, Opinion, Sustainable Urban Development
RYAN CITRON, NAVIGANT RESEARCH. E-bikes, e-scooters, and shared EVs help cities transition to clean energy. Smart cities must do their part. Read the rest of this entry »
New Path for Building Compliance in ASHRAE Model Energy Efficiency Standard
Written February 9th, 2016 by Michael Rosenberg, CEM, LEED AP
Categories: Energy Efficiency, Green Building, Opinion
Categories: Energy Efficiency, Green Building, Opinion
A newly published document from ASHRAE and IES gives users of their energy efficiency standard immediate access to an optional third path for compliance in ASHRAE Standard 90.1, providing more flexibility for the industry. Read the rest of this entry »
Solar’s Future Is Bright in 2016 and Beyond
In 2015, consumers and government leaders demanded cleaner, cheaper energy. The solar industry has heard you and we’re delivering. Read the rest of this entry »
New Business Models Accelerate LED Adoption toward COP21 Goal of 10 Billion Energy Efficient Lights
Instead of focusing on products alone, Cree connects lighting to a range of critical business objectives. Read the rest of this entry »
COP21’s Architecture Matters More than the Exact Quantities of CO2
We’ve heard ad nauseum that the commitments brought to Paris yesterday won’t stop global warming, but the real goal is more farsighted and complex: Read the rest of this entry »
Amazon Could Revolutionize Energy Efficiency Tomorrow
What is it like to be the next Amazon of energy efficiency? Soon we might have to ask Amazon. Read the rest of this entry »
Find Energy Efficiency and Savings in Unlikely Places – Like the Restroom
Focusing on the improvement of facility operations can deliver energy-efficient benefits to the facilities and the quality of the environment.