Adobe Systems’ New 1.2MW Fuel Cell is Largest Bloom Box Array Yet

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

Bloom Energy Servers to provide 30% of Adobe HQ’s electricity.

Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) and Bloom Energy Corporation announced Tuesday they had completed the installation of the largest commercial Bloom Energy fuel cell array to date. (more…)

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Energy Smart Micro-Lending

Friday, September 24th, 2010

Today is time to take a moment to make a plug for a specific charity as I am about to write a check and you might want to as well. A bit of background first.

    • Microfinance is a tremendous tool for helping give people real opportunities to foster better lives.
    • Small-scale renewable energy systems (more…)
  • Key Players in the 2010 Global Solar Industry

    Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010

    Even outsiders know that the solar energy industry has experienced huge growth during the past few years. This is particularly true of 2009, where solar energy prospered in spite of a worldwide recession. In the U.S., this prosperity is largely due to the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

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    10 Reasons Why China is a Cleantech Leader

    Tuesday, September 21st, 2010

    The rapid economic transition of China from an undeveloped nation to a country which now derives 50% of its GDP from industrial production created a series of negative side effects that has sown the seeds for China’s next wave of its economic journey; cleantech. In recent years it has been acting with vigor to create a sustainable economy and is now (more…)

    Clean Tech VC Beat: Three to Watch in the Bay Area

    Friday, September 17th, 2010

    Last week was an eventful one in venture capital clean tech funding, especially for California-based Solaria, Solazyme and Calisolar. Here’s a closer look at each of them, and what to look out for in the near future.

    Solaria

    HQ: Fremont, CA (more…)

    Moving Clean Energy Innovations Out of the Lab and Into the Market

    Thursday, September 16th, 2010

    Universities in the United States have led the world in scientific research for a century. Sometimes however, innovators, including universities, struggle to translate research ideas into technologies that satisfy real world needs. Universities across the country have embraced the need to address climate and energy challenges, and now we need to effectively harness the resources and intellectual capital of our world’s leading research institutions. The wealth of ideas originating from our university laboratories will help build innovative cleantech (more…)

    Major New Study Backs up Ontario’s FIT Program

    Monday, September 13th, 2010

    The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), a branch of the US Department of Energy, has published a study relating feed-in tariffs (FIT) to the accelerating production of renewable energy.

    According to the study, FITs are the most effective means of encouraging the (more…)

    Can Insurers Help Climate Change Adaptation?

    Friday, September 10th, 2010

    Climate change poses a great set of risks to mankind. Who knows better how to deal with, assess, and respond to risk than insurers? The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) ClimateWise, the Geneva Association, the Munich Climate Insurance Initiative (MCII) have teamed up to offer suggestions on how to better integrate insurers into efforts to adapt to (more…)

    Canadian Bank Promotes Green Economy

    Thursday, September 9th, 2010

    TD Canada Trust is doing what it can for Canada’s green economy.  The bank recently commissioned a poll of Canadian house owners to determine Canadians’ awareness of and attitudes toward green energy.  The survey, conducted at the end of July and into August, looked in particular at attitudes toward solar panels and found, among other things, that although a third of (more…)

    John Deere Backs Out of Wind Energy Business

    Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

    Deere & Co., (NYSE: DE) the parent company of John Deere, said last week it would be selling off its energy division.

    Deere said it will sell its wind power division, called John Deere Renewables, including all of its farms in eight states, to energy giant Exelon Corp (NYSE: EXC) for $900 million. The deal calls for $860 million now, (more…)

     
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