While working on today’s CleanTechnica post on top solar power countries per capita, per GDP, and per TWh of electricity production, I noticed a ton of interesting charts and graphics in the Global Market Outlook for Photovoltaics until 2016 report. I thought these warranted a big share and their own post. … [continued]
I just published a post on how you can help push for solar power and jobs in New York. And, immediately after doing so, I noticed that one of our readers also recently passed along a note to us (via the contact page above) regarding the need for support … [continued]
Your initial though might be that New York is too far north to be a solar leader, but in case you don’t know, New Jersey is second in the US for installed solar power (and it’s also rather small), and Germany leads the world in installed solar power, with many … [continued]
I received the following news release just yesterday from the Alliance for Energy Independence in the Czech Republic. It covers a shocking policy change in the Czech solar industry that seems like it should be illegal (if it’s not), has almost no public support, and yet might hold. This is … [continued]
Someone representing Stanford’s Solar Car team recently reached out and shared the interview featured below with me. It’s and interview with a multi-year member of the team. I thought it was interesting enough to post here on CleanTechnica, so here it is (reposted from CJEnvironmental): Stanford senior and Club Business … [continued]
It’s that time again — time for a CleanTechnica reader survey, our 2nd annual reader survey! I think this should take about 1-2 minutes to complete (unless you have a lot of extra comments to make). And, if you have been following CleanTechnica for very long at all, I … [continued]
Here’s another slightly belated repost for you all to enjoy. Here’s AWEA’s own wrap-up of its recent WINDPOWER 2012 conference, which we posted on a couple times. For anyone who’s been following wind industry news, there’s not a whole lot of new information in here, but some important news … [continued]
I’m a little late reposting this, but the following is CASE’s most recent statement on the US-China solar trade dispute: WASHINGTON, DC – June 6, 2012 – The Coalition for Affordable Solar Energy (CASE) today joined other leading American solar industry associations and suppliers in calling for the US and … [continued]
This is a fun short infographic our friends at Solar Sphere recently shared with us. Check it out (to enlarge, hold down ‘ctrl’ or ‘command’ and click the ‘+’ key):
I was recently invited (twice) by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to enter an article in the 2012 IUCN-Thomson Reuters Environmental Media Award competition. The winner will go to South Korea to attend the 2012 IUCN World Conservation Congress (6-15 September), the world’s most important conservation event,… with … [continued]
