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Posted 3 days ago
Think of electrons as flotsam on a wave as it moves across the surface of the ocean. That's how scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) describe a previously unknown phenomenon,
Posted 3 days ago
Last week's GoodCompany Ventures event at the TriBeCa, NY, offices of Green Spaces brought together some of the top minds in early stage and patient capital investing, including Fred Wilson of Union
Posted 5 days ago
Timothy B. Hurst posted on this earlier this week on The Energy Collective, and it is worth checking out his post and the comments: Think Renewables Need Huge Subsidies?
Tags: renewables
Posted 1 week ago
Image by respres via FlickrLast week, I was named one of The 16 People You Must Follow on Twitter for Green Business by Earth and IndustryIt's a pretty impressive list and I am honored to be on it.
Posted 1 week ago
When Duke Energy and ENN Group announced their partnership to accelerate development of low-carbon and clean energy technologies at the Clinton Global Initiative last September, Duke CEO Jim Rogers ex
Posted 1 week ago
The message from industry leaders attending the MIT Energy Conference this weekend is clear: Give us a clear price on carbon. John Rowe, CEO of Exelon, has long been a proponent of cap-and-trade. He
Posted 1 week ago
This is just to say that this has been a busy couple of weeks. We launched the Cleantech Alliance Mid-Atlantic website last week, we've been planning our 2nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Cleantech Forum, whic
Posted 2 weeks ago
GoodCompany Ventures will announce its 2010 Venture Incubator for Social Entrepreneurs at a launch event next Thursday, March 4th from 6-8 pm in New York City. I'm excited to be moderating a conver
Posted 3 weeks ago
Twenty years from now, we will look back on how we get energy the same way we look back at how we got information twenty years ago, Steve Cohen said in launching the first of two cleantech panels at
Posted 3 weeks ago
The UN's top climate change official, Yvo de Boer, says he will leave his post after four years, reportedly to take a consulting position with KPMG, according the BBC News this morning.He will vacate
Tags: bbc investments
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