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Green Technology l Cleantech l Green Energy - News, Research, & Resources http://www.greentechmedia.com/[12/27/2010 4:29:29 PM]
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2010-2015 Wednesday, January 5, 2011 2:00 pm EST/11:00 am PST Greentech Medias 2011 Solar Summit March 14 - 15, 2011 Palm Springs, California NEWS l TRANSPORTATION ERIC WESOFF: DECEMBER 27, 2010 12 Like 0
EV Pioneer Tesla Stock Down on Threat of Insider Sell-Off As of today, insiders are free to sell up to 75 million shares of the EV stock.
Tesla Motors' (TSLA) stock is down 15 percent as of 2 PM ET to $25.45.
The stock of the pioneering electric vehicle firm is tumbling because the market risks being flooded with some of the 75 million shares that insiders are now free to sell. The 180-day post IPO lock up expires today according to this 10-Q filing. As the filing states, "The market price of our common stock could decline as a result of sales of a large number of shares of Read More NEWS l BIOFUELS MICHAEL KANELLOS: DECEMBER 27, 2010 14 Like 0
Ethanol and Electricity From the Same Source Garbage is gold, says Ineos Bio.
Rooftops, Empty Lots, or the Desert: Where Does the Future of Solar Lie?
Intel Curse Strikes Again:
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2010-2015 08 09 10 The Emergence of Meter Data Management (MDM): A Smart Grid Information Strategy Report 07 26 10 United States Smart Grid Policy 2010 Heres a way to make ethanol pay.
Ineos Bio, which emerged from research that began at the University of Arkansas in the 1980s, is fine-tuning the critical operations on a plant in Florida that, ideally, will produce liquid fuel and electricity from vegetative waste.
The plant, which could open in the first half of 2012, ill be capable of generating 8 million gallons of fuel a year and 6 megawatts of electricity. Only 4 megawatts are Read More COMPANY PROFILE l FINANCE & VC ERIC WESOFF: DECEMBER 27, 2010 13 Like 0
Greentech Investor Focus: The Westly Group Why is this man smiling? Three of this investors portfolio firms listed on the Nasdaq in 2010.
Most venture capital firms, greentech or otherwise, claim that they "roll up their sleeves" and provide value-adding services for their startup portfolio firms. I'm sure that the majority of VC investors genuinely aim to do that.
But, in reality, investors are stretched thin on time and resources and it's really up to the entrepreneur to execute on the business plan, maneuver through the market and reach decision makers and Read More Chatterbox Bloom Energy provides a ten year warranty on their units. Additionally, says eric wesoff about Year-End Reflections on the Fuel Cell Industry in 2010 Actually is it practical or only theoretical to compare long says pm about Guest Post: The Visibility and Invisibility of Cleantech in 2011 Thank you for providing us with your review.
I would very much says robin norris about Year-End Reflections on the Fuel Cell Industry in 2010 MHD, "THE MAGIC BULLET FOR SOLAR ENERGY" The Worlds Most Efficient says tom kay about More Bad News for Stirling: So. Cal. Edison Cancels Power Purchase Agreement What is the price of a forward contract for 20 year natural gas? says pm about Guest Post: The Visibility and Invisibility of Cleantech in 2011 I've been following SHEC labs for years and saw recently they says mark r about More Bad News for Stirling:
So. Cal. Edison Cancels Power Purchase Agreement Ski - I agree with a lot of what you say and appreciate this says eric wesoff about Year-End Reflections on the Fuel Cell Industry in 2010 Fuel cells have had a rough ride, that's for sure. At least you says ski milburn about Year-End Reflections on the Fuel Cell Industry in 2010 Barry, this is absolutely correct. The cost of transmission lines says juliette anthony Does anyone know what happened to Ballard Powers automobile division? says Join Our Twitter Community JOIN THE CONVERSATION peterjhebert More Natural Gas/Efficiency Now, More Renewables Later http://bit.ly/eZh66v (via
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STORAGE ERIC WESOFF: DECEMBER 27, 2010 30 Like 6
Year-End Reflections on the Fuel Cell Industry in 2010 We update the list of profitable and unprofitable fuel cell firms. Bloom Energy is not yet on the profitable list.
In 2010, the Bloom Energy fuel cell, powered by natural gas, $400 million in cash from Kleiner Perkins Caufield &
Byers and a 60 Minutes piece sucked most of the air out of the fuel cell market space, column-inch wise.
Natural gas fuels the Bloom Box with low-carbon emissions and efficiencies in the range of a natural gas genset. After incentives, Bloom claims its server generates power for 9 cents to 11 cents a kilowatt hour, a calculation Read More PERSPECTIVES l DEMAND RESPONSE KATHERINE TWEED: DECEMBER 27, 2010 22 Like 0
The Year in Demand Response 2010 saw the arrival of demand response 2.0.
Demand response, or demand management, whichever un-sexy term you prefer, continues to grow by leaps and bounds. This year offered sweltering temperatures to drive load shedding during summer, as well as mergers and acquisitions that show the increasing value of DR-related services. Technology is also allowing for demand services to be automated, and to go far beyond the HVAC system. Here are some of the biggest stories to go down in DR in Read More NEWS l TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION HERMAN K. TRABISH: DECEMBER 24, 2010 12 Like 0
Federal Regulators Approve 100 Percent Cost Sharing for New Transmission Renewables future brightens with decision that the cost of vital new wires must be paid by all beneficiaries.
A just-announced decision by federal regulators stating that all
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Update: It's Official -- Obama Signs Extension of Tax Grant Program INDUSTRY PRESS RELEASES ET Solar Signs 370MW Solar Cell Procurement Agreement with Neo Solar: December 27, 2010 Trina Solar Announces Three-Year $800 Million Investment in Changzhou Trina PV Park: December 27, 2010 Yingli Green Energy Announces Redemption of Its Zero Coupon Convertible Senior Notes Due 2012: December 27, 2010 SunPower Completes Sale of 44-Megawatt Montalto di Castro Solar Park: December 26, 2010 WESTERN WIND REPURCHASE OF SHARES: December 23, 2010 Throwing money, and a few random notes Rob Day December 20, 2010, 4:52pm Its put up or shut up time Rob Day December 17, 2010, 9:57am Greentech Investor Focus: The Westly Group Why is this man smiling? Three of this NEWS l PROJECTS MICHAEL KANELLOS: DECEMBER 23, 2010 25 Like 12 parties who benefit from new transmission in the Midwest must share in the cost of building it may go a long way toward determining the future of renewables.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) decision defines MultiValue Projects (MVPs) as wires having a regional impact and wide-ranging public benefits. It approves the Midwest Independent System Operator (MISO) Read More More Bad News for Stirling: So. Cal. Edison Cancels Power Purchase Agreement How long will it go on?
Stirling Energy and Tessera Solar, which had hoped to build over a gigawatt of capacity in California, got some more bad news today.
Southern California Edison cancelled the agreement to purchase power from the proposed Calico solar thermal plant, which was supposed to have created 663 megawatts of power.
Stirling, which has created a mirrored dish combined with a Stirling engine that can generate 25 kilowatts of power, and Tessera, its Read More PERSPECTIVES l TOP 10 WAL VAN LIEROP: DECEMBER 23, 2010 25 Like 6
Guest Post: The Visibility and Invisibility of Cleantech in 2011 Eleven cleantech predictions for 2011 from Chrysalix Energy Venture Capital CEO Wal van Lierop.
2011 is almost upon us, and beyond being reminded that Im another year older with a few more grey hairs, Im anticipating another strong year for cleantech ahead. But my specific opinions stemming from ten years in cleantech investing may be different from many, so Id like to present you with my Top 11 List and outline how I believe the industry will evolve within the next 12 months.
CLEANTECH WILL BECOME MORE VISIBLE.
Cleantech Read More NEWS l HOME AREA NETWORKS MICHAEL KANELLOS: DECEMBER 23, 2010 23 Like 5
Art Rosenfeld on the Future of Green Tech He likes solar thermal water heaters, but has questions about the cost of
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investors portfolio firms listed on the Nasdaq in 2010.
Read More RESEARCH & ANALYSIS l UTILITY-SCALE-SOLAR BRETT PRIOR: DECEMBER 23, 2010 27 Like 86 nuclear and solar panels.
In China, you want to live on one of the top four floors of a building.
Many Chinese high rises put solar hot water heaters on top of their roofs and provide free hot water to tenants, according to Art Rosenfeld, the former California Energy Commissioner who is often described as the father of energy efficiency. However, the heaters generally only supply enough hot water for the top four floors, forcing everyone else to use gas or Read More Rooftops, Empty Lots, or the Desert: Where Does the Future of Solar Lie?
How many variables can you stack on the head of a pin?
Since Edisons day, we have been generating electricity in basically the same way: by using massive, centralized power plants.
Along the way, utilities have become enormous entities with thousands of employees and billions of dollars in revenue.
Many of them are public companies that pay generous and reliable dividends, making them a favorite investment for grandmothers everywhere.
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