US Army Searches For The Silicon Battery Of Its Dreams
Woke or not, the US Army has invested $10 million in new silicon battery technology.
military energy
From Bush to Obama, U.S. Army Goes Green, then Greener
The U.S. Army’s Garrison Grafenwoehr in Germany began winning environmental awards when President Bush was still in office, and now it bills itself as the leader in an ambitious new sustainability program launched under President Obama called the Army Net Zero initiative. As a military installation that also lays claim to the title … [continued]
Mitt Romney Has Some Ideas About Energy
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is unveiling a new energy policy blueprint for America today, but all you need to know is already right there at the top of the “Energy” page on his campaign website. You don’t even have to read anything, because it’s a logo. I’ll wait while you check the link. Got it? … [continued]
U.S. Air Force Has No “Green Energy Mission” But is Going Green Anyways
Yesterday’s Air Force Energy 101 Media Roundtable hammered home one main point about military sustainable energy policy as it relates to U.S. air power. In the words of Dr. Kevin Geiss, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Air Force for Energy, it comes down to this: “Fly, fight, and win…That’s what we’re here for. That’s our mission.”
