Originally published by thePVSolarReport by Cutter Rolles Infographics provide an effective way to share information with colleagues and customers. Though it was hard to pick the cream of the crop out of so many good ones out there, we’ve gathered a selection we think captures some of the best. Pass … [continued]
From the top businesses using renewable energy to the different types of renewable energy to the numerous green jobs renewable energy creates to renewable energy usage by state to projected renewable energy growth, this infographic provides some useful renewable energy info in a fun format. Enjoy!
SunRun, a leading home solar leasing company, created the following infographic on solar power’s path to grid parity recently. I ran across it on Global Warming is Real and thought it was worth a quick share.
This is a pretty shocking infographic I recently ran across. As you can see for yourself, if even a tiny percentage of the money spent on weight loss (or a number of other odd topics) were spent on clean energy, clean energy proponents would be ecstatic. I guess this shows us where our priorities are.
Interesting fact: today marks the passage of 45% of the year (yeah, time flies). 2nd interesting fact: electric motors account for 45% of global electricity consumption (yeah, that means electric motors are a beast of an energy user).
Ever wonder how much energy is used by your different major appliances or electronics? Or how much energy all such appliances and electronics in the U.S. use? Here’s some info on that for four big ones: TVs, computers, clothes dryers, and refrigerators.
The cost of fuel is something on a lot of people’s mind these days. And in these times, I think it’s worth looking back and noticing who pushed for great fuel economy standards in cars, efficient and useful mass transit, bicycle and pedestrian facilities that you can actually use, and the rapid development of electric vehicles. Do you know who’s on your side.
E-books are a growing trend. How green are they?
Following up on Susan’s post the other day on the potential Koch Brothers’ power grab in Wisconsin, here’s a great infographic from the Other 98%, one of my new favorite sites, on “Koch Brothers Monopoly” and the Koch-Walker connection. Enjoy. (click title/link at top to view full infographic if you … [continued]
This guest post, a great infograph on the relationship between the internet and the environment, comes to us from Chris Tucker of WordStream Internet Marketing Software.
