The Solar Energy Industries Association recently hosted a Google+ Hangout, its “Solar Means Business 2013” Hangout. Much of what was presented has been covered thoroughly on CleanTechnica, so I’m just going to skip that part (but you can watch it all from the beginning here.) But a few parts towards … [continued]
Reposted from Solar Love: In an on-air Google Hangout today, Recurrent Energy CEO and Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA) Chairman Arno Harris noted that more solar power capacity is projected to be installed in 2013 than from any electricity source other than natural gas. And, by 2016, solar energy may actually … [continued]
Dave Llorens of One Block Off The Grid (1BOG) has organized a Google+ “On-Air” Hangout about Home Solar Power — the “first ever” Google+ On-Air Hangout on that topic. Aside from Dave, the discussion will include Jonathan Bass, Senior Director of Communications at SolarCity (which is getting a whole ton of solar power on … [continued]
As noted last Thursday (before the event), I joined Jeff McIntire-Strasburg and some others last week for an “on-air” discussion of electric vehicles (mostly for folks who don’t follow EV news very closely). We also got into some talk about wind power and solar power, naturally. Jeff now has the … [continued]
Susanna Schick of sister site Gas2 is at the LA Auto Show pumping out several posts on EVs and such. Here are four of those: LA Auto Show: Fiat 500E Debuts To Combat Global Warming, Start Global…Hotness? Once again bringing overpowering sex appeal to the LA Auto Show as only … [continued]
FYI, sister site sustainablog is hosting a weekly on-air Google+ Hangout in coordination with others from the Important Media network, other experts from around, and anyone else who joins in.
The first one is tomorrow (Thursday, September 13) at 4:00pm EST, and it will be covering a topic important to us all, the presidential candidates’ energy and environmental policies. Join in if you can! (Unfortunately, it’s not a great time for me, but I hope some folks from CleanTechnica will jump in there.) […]
