Our thirteenth year of publication doesn’t look lucky. But luck is for the ill-prepared.
Renewable Energy
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
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.
GLOBE Innovation Expo Vancouver Audio Speed Tour
Written April 21st, 2016 by Denis Du Bois
Categories: Energy Business, Energy Efficiency, Podcasts, Radio Programs, Renewable Energy
Categories: Energy Business, Energy Efficiency, Podcasts, Radio Programs, Renewable Energy
When Denis Du Bois attends an environment conference, he looks for interesting energy technologies, but often he finds some interesting people, too.
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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 »
Researchers Take Scientific Exploration to the Brink in “Energy from the Edge”
If you think you understand the latest methods for generating sustainable energy, this episode of “Breakthrough” will be an eye-opener.
Energy Storage Could Curtail Gas Boom
Low-cost natural gas from fracking made us dial back our expectations about the growth of renewable energy. Energy storage technology could change that. Read the rest of this entry »
Greenbuild Exhibitors Are Pulling the Plug To Demonstrate Net Zero Energy
Written October 22nd, 2014 by Denis Du Bois
Categories: Energy Efficiency, Green Building, News, Renewable Energy
Categories: Energy Efficiency, Green Building, News, Renewable Energy
In the Net Zero Zone at Greenbuild 2014, exhibitors will demonstrate a solar-powered microgrid by disconnecting from the energy utility. Read the rest of this entry »
Wind Energy Incentive is up for Renewal amid Swirling Debate
Another year has passed and Congress is once again trying to decide whether to extend the wind energy Production Tax Credit beyond January 1, 2014. Read the rest of this entry »
DOE Picks at Power Administration Suggest Greater Emphasis on Demand-Side Management
The U.S. Department of Energy has named two executives in key roles at Bonneville Power Administration where they could usher in a new focus on energy efficiency and demand response.
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Cleantech Open Announces 2012 Finalists
Written October 11th, 2012 by Denis Du Bois
Categories: Energy Business, Green Building, News, Renewable Energy
Categories: Energy Business, Green Building, News, Renewable Energy
If the cleantech sector has an Academy Awards, the Cleantech Open is it. Cleantech startups from around North America are gathering this week to learn which lucky teams will represent their regions in the national Cleantech Open business competition in November, 2012. Denis DuBois attended the Pacific Northwest region’s judging and awards party in Portland, Oregon, to get a taste of the action. Read the rest of this entry »