A new coalition formed to combat imposing tariffs on imported solar products has been launched this week, the Energy Trade Action Coalition made up of a group of companies, associations, and organisations dedicated to fighting the trade petition including, surprisingly enough, two conservative groups, The Heritage Foundation and ALEC.
Approval of a new 600 MW wind farm in Colorado is more proof that the ALEC is on the losing side of the renewable energy battle.
The US mobility company Ford has been focusing on ethics this year with a series of moves capped by the Ethisphere “Most Ethical” companies list.
In case you missed any of them, here were the 10 most popular articles on CleanTechnica in the past week. Top Reasons Tesla Model 3 Reservations Starting In Stores Makes Sense (via TeslaMondo) New Apple-Peel Battery Could Compete With Tesla’s Lithium-Ion Batteries Tesla Model S Service Screens Exposed Origin: World Moving Quickly … [continued]
Ford give the bum’s rush to ALEC, the powerful climate-denying US lobbying group, shortly after taking up with climate and clean energy sweetheart LEGO.
The solar net metering mess in Nevada gives Harry Reid a chance to nail ALEC and the Koch brothers on the Senate floor for meddling in US energy policy.
Two corporate giants giants have teamed up for a “breakthrough” bioplastic venture, knocking yet another pin out from the fossil industry lobbying machine.
A recent story from North Carolina sounds like a rendition of David and Goliath. The question that comes out of it may be, who own’s the sun? ALEC and Duke Energy are trying to heavily fine Faith Community Church and a small NC nonprofit. Why? For caring about the environment and installing 20 … [continued]
by Roberto Verzola [Roberto Verzola is the author of Crossing Over: The Energy Transition to Renewable Electricity, a book published by the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung which was launched on March 23, 2015. The online version of the book as well as the article this post comes from can be downloaded freely. See Part 1 … [continued]
US businesses and other non-utility buyers are embracing wind energy hand over fist, according to the latest report from AWEA.
