Bill Gates & Khosla Ventures Invest $8 Million Into Varentec
Varentec is no household name, but the electric grid “power control solutions” provider announced yesterday that it had closed $ … [continued]
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World’s Largest Coal Miner To Run Out Of Reserves In 17 Years, Claims Greenpeace
In a startling revelation, Greenpeace India has claimed that the world’s largest coal miner, and essentially India, could run out of … [continued]
What’s The Average Price Of Electricity In…
Originally published on Shrink That Footprint By Lindsay Wilson Australia and Germany each just had an election. In both cases … [continued]
$5.7 Trillion Worth of Renewables With No Added Grid Costs
Originally published on RenewEconomy Analysts at Citi have produced a detailed report which suggests another 900 gigawatts of solar installations, … [continued]
Cut Carbon Emissions, Save 3 Million Lives A Year (Study)
Originally published on Think Progress. By Katie Valentine. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions won’t just help alleviate climate change – it … [continued]
Second Time Lucky For New Delhi’s Solar Feed-in Program?
The government of India’s national capital region, Delhi, is planning to introduce a solar power feed-in tariff program for consumers. … [continued]
German Adds 313 MW Of Solar Energy In July
Germany added to its solar capacity in July. According to PV Magazine, 313 MW was added in July. This year … [continued]
How The Solar PV Industry Became A Global Phenomenon
This article first published on RenewEconomy The recent slew of quarterly reports from the world’s major solar PV manufacturers have … [continued]
Amount Of Raw Materials Needed To Sustain Economies Of Developed World Is Significantly Underestimated, Research…
The true raw material footprint of the world’s leading economies has been revealed thanks to new research — and the … [continued]
CleanTechnica’s Birthday!! (10 Fun Stats)
Technically, CleanTechnica‘s first post was on February 7, 2008. However, history can be complicated. In CleanTechnica‘s case, the site was … [continued]
