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Should You Believe Claims About the Coming End of Fracking?
Should You Believe Claims About the Coming End of Fracking?

In mid-September, the U.S. government revised its estimates for U.S. oil production upward once again. Boosted by increases in tight oil from shale f…

11 years, 3 months ago

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Why New York Is Trying to Create the Most Innovative Grid in the World
Why New York Is Trying to Create the Most Innovative Grid in the World

New York is taking a hard look at how to reform the distribution grid and encourage more distributed energy resources. But it’s not doing it through …

11 years, 3 months ago

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Your Building Is Dumb. Here's a Way to Make it Smarter
Your Building Is Dumb. Here's a Way to Make it Smarter

Large commercial buildings are the fastest growing energy consumers in the U.S. Why? Because most of them are not very energy aware. Utilities and ci…

11 years, 4 months ago

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How America's Biggest Energy Consumer, the Government, Is Greening Itself
How America's Biggest Energy Consumer, the Government, Is Greening Itself

In December of last year, President Obama issued an order requiring the government to get 20 percent of electricity from renewables by 2020 – up from…

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Why Bill Gates Is Wrong About Renewable Energy
Why Bill Gates Is Wrong About Renewable Energy

Bill Gates is a very influential guy -- not just because he founded Microsoft, but because of his powerful foundation. With $40 billion in trust asse…

11 years, 4 months ago

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Amory Lovins: As Economists Argue, Renewables Keep Getting Cheaper
Amory Lovins: As Economists Argue, Renewables Keep Getting Cheaper

In the academic world, there’s lots of debate about how expensive or cheap renewables are compared to fossil fuels. But do they actually match what’s…

11 years, 4 months ago

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Nest Thermostats Just Got 'Hacked.' Should You Be Worried?
Nest Thermostats Just Got 'Hacked.' Should You Be Worried?

Last week, hackers at the Black Hat conference showed how to jailbreak a Nest learning thermostat and override the firmware, taking it under their co…

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This Data on Consumer Energy Use May Surprise You
This Data on Consumer Energy Use May Surprise You

Are your solar panels facing the wrong way? Is your utility focusing on the wrong types of energy efficiency? These are the questions that Pecan Stre…

11 years, 5 months ago

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We Argue About the True Cost of Wind and Solar: How Cheap Are They Really?
We Argue About the True Cost of Wind and Solar: How Cheap Are They Really?

How do we calculate the true cost of intermittent renewables? The levelized cost of wind and solar are falling by the day. But how cheap are they rea…

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We Are at the Start of a Revolution in Clean Energy Finance
We Are at the Start of a Revolution in Clean Energy Finance

The biggest investors in the world are pouring their money into renewable energy projects. Want to join them? Now you can. Up until recently, it was …

11 years, 5 months ago

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