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Cleantech Blog
http://cleantechblog.com
Cleantechblog.com, the premier site for commentary on clean technologies, news, and issues relating to next generation energy and the environment.
- Added on: Sep 14th, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Green Politics Technology
Recent Posts
United States Half Way to 2020 CO2 Goal
By John Addison (original post in Clean Fleet Report) For the fifth consecutive year, EPA is reporting an increase in fuel efficiency with a corresponding decrease in average carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions for new cars and light duty trucks. Average ...
The Immutable Principles of Energy
by Richard T. StuebiJim Halloran, a financial analyst of the oil/gas industry now with Russell Energy Advisors at Financial America Securities, recently sent along to his various contacts something he came up with called "The Immutable Principles of ...
Electric Cars Facilitate Smart Grid 2.0
By John Addison (original post Clean Fleet Report)The electric car will facilitate the smart grid and a renewable energy charging infrastructure. The electric car will help make the smart grid relevant to consumers. Right now most cars use inefficien...
Mercury Rising
by Richard T. StuebiUnlike some other environmental issues, there is virtually no controversy or skepticism about the perils of mercury in the environment. Not only has mercury been known for centuries to be highly poisonous, it’s also increasingly...
Why Can\'t Tom Friedman Find Cleantech?
Thomas Friedman, one of my favorite authors, had an editorial this week entitled, "America must lead in energy technology". As with most of his recent writings and speeches, it's targeted around the thesis of his Hot, Flat and Crowded book, which ba...
PG&E to Smart Charge 219,000 Electric Vehicles
By John Addison (originally published in the Clean Fleet Report)By 2020, 219,000 customers of PG&E (NYSE: PCG) may say goodbye to those trips to the gas station. No more spinning dials at the pump – $20.00, $40.00, $80.00, etc. Instead drivers ...
