Back to Solar Class, MIT
That’s the street translation.
CLI-FI
Solar Powers Disaster Recovery in Nepal
A new global warming normal.
Obama Administration Recruits Vets for Solar
From 10 to 20 military bases, and counting.
Back to Solar Class, Stanford
This medicine would be better if it wasn’t delivered at all.
Earth Day: SunPower Co-Founder’s Green Domino
“Make that change.”
NREL: Solar Installations Performing Even Better Than Promised
Now it’s time for international standardization to accelerate and protect investment and performance.
Home Solar Batteries: The Final Nail in Utilities’ Coffins
Utilities must decide whether they want to part of problem, or its solution.
Bringing Los Angeles Solar Into the Mainstream
Also, its jobs market could catch on fire.
Will Apple’s Massive Buy Grow Corporate Solar?
Apple’s “biggest, boldest and most ambitious project ever” is not the iWatch or the iCar, but a power-purchase agreement with First Solar.
Corporate Solar Report Card
Ten corporations throwing their clout into solar energy.
Why Louisiana Solar Sucks
The answer is that Louisiana solar incentives are welfare for the state’s wealthy.
US Solar Grows Thirty Percent In 2014
America installed a record 6.2 gigawatts of solar capacity last year.
European Union Gases Itself
It’s time to stop making the wrong energy choices, argues the EU.
Dear Utilities, Adapt Or Die
If the utilities don’t get on board, then consumers will find someone who will.
Indiana Solar’s Koch Problem
There are too many obstacles standing in the way of the inevitable.
Solar Can Solve Our Food and Water Crises
When it comes to life on Earth’s essential needs, fossil fuels are an absolute waste.
Oil Gives Solar a Moment in the Sun
You know you’ve arrived when the bigshots pay attention.
Cli-Fi: Director Tomm Moore’s Song of the Sea
Like his Oscar-nominated feature debut The Secret of Kells, his new stunner Song of the Sea is steeped in regional folklore but still a universal wonder. But it is a more personal epic, about the extinction of mythological seal people called Selkies, as explored through a lighthouse family riven by loss and misunderstanding but healed by history and magic.
Utility Customers Want More Energy Efficiency, Home Solar
If an intransigent utility happens to go extinct while being replaced by SolarCity or Google, that’s fine too.
Cli-Fi: Peace On Earth’s Intertextual Extinction
Adults and children rarely see the Real World as it is, much less as it should be. If what they see is what makes them who they are, then they should watch Peace On Earth before every new year.
Grant Morrison’s Multicultural, Intertextual Multiversity
“gnaw at the very roots of Batman’s being, fuck up the private lives of his friends and relatives, make him doubt his raison d’etre, set his postal district on fire and blow up his cave.”
California’s Renewable Energy Industry Employs More People Than Hollywood
And for that you can thank its forward-thinking politics.
Earth’s Three Big Energy Threats, and the Countries Most Ready to Face Them
It’s not like we don’t have the money.
Yieldcos Empower Renewable Energy Industry
This is not necessarily news to those who have been paying attention.
Elon Musk’s Vision for a Clean Energy Future
Musk’s future industries understand convergence as a first principle.