Why is the U.S. Losing the Cleantech Race with China?
China has far surpassed the U.S. in renewable energy capacity, and continues to invest more heavily in cleantech innovations. According to one expert, we are not even trying to keep up. What would it...
View ArticleCould the ‘Industrial Internet’ be the Key to Renewable Energy and GHG...
A new report says that by 2020, machine-to-machine communication technologies could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 9.1 gigatons of carbon dioxide equivalent annually. While these technologies are...
View ArticleIs Renewable Energy Compatible With a Reliable Electric Grid?
The inconsistency of renewable energy generation has led many to question whether U.S. electric grid can ever ween off of fossil fuels. But a new study from the Civil Society Institute proves that...
View ArticleConnecticut’s $18 Million Pilot Program Will Test the Microgrid Concept at...
The microgrid represents a promising avenue for achieving greater reliability and resilience for electrical distribution. Projects like these could advance the markets for related technologies such as...
View ArticleGermany’s Energy Transition Accelerates Cleantech Amid Concerns Over Power...
Opinions remain divided on whether the German Energiewende (energy transition) will cause the cost of power in Germany to rise and create instability in the grid or reduce prices along with...
View ArticleA Look at World Energy in 2035
Global energy usage will continue to rise over the next few decades as populations grow and emerging economies consume a larger portion of world resources. This means that many industries must balance...
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