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May 30, 2019

Solar Power Relied Upon More By Renewable Energy Developers

Solar power is the answer to saving the planet from the destruction being caused by the ridiculous reliance on fossil fuels. No rational, thinking person cab believe that this hasn’t done horrific damage to our air and water, public health, or wildlife, much less our climate. The global warming from the increased release of CO2 […]

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May 29, 2019

Electric Trucks Now Here For Green Energy Outdoor Lovers

Electric trucks are a new entry into the EV or electric vehicle market, but are exciting climate activists and renewable energy purists that want to drive a truck that isn’t burning fossil fuel. Let’s look at two of them now, one from Rivian and the other from Atlis. Rivian Even Amazon and Ford have put […]

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May 28, 2019

Solar Energy Equality | Bringing Solar to Less Affluent Communities

Solar energy inequality is something that isn’t generally thought of among the general population, there are companies doing something about it, however. In this post we will go over the issues involved and solutions that have been introduced to solve the problem. One of the ways the problem of solar energy inequality is being solved […]

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May 24, 2019

Renewable Energy Is Drawing Companies in with Lower Prices

Renewable energy is not yet as dominant in the energy sector as one may think.  Despite all of the buzz about hydropower, wind turbines and solar energy it has a long way to go. Just 17% of energy produced in 2018 was from renewables and most of that was hydropower from older dams. The tide […]

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May 23, 2019

Clean Energy Act for America Unlikely To Be Passed

The Clean Energy for America Act, put forth by Senator Ron Wyden on May 2nd, is an attempt to make the U.S. tax code to give fair treatment to renewable energy investments and production. Currently the tax code overwhelmingly favors fossil fuel and nuclear energy while at times penalizing renewables like solar. Of the twenty-five […]

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May 22, 2019

California Solar Energy Mandate Begins in 2020

The solar energy mandate to be put into effect on January 1st of 2020 was approved last year by the California Building Standards Commission. This mandate which requires all new homes three stories or less to have solar panels sets a precedent in the U.S. In this post we are going to go over the […]

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May 20, 2019

Smart City Master Plans Must Involve All Concerned Parties

Smart City proponents are working with municipalities and regions globally to assist in the inevitable transition to smart city technology. This is more than just the buzzword of the week, communities worldwide are making the move to using technology for the benefit of their citizenry and more efficient government. Public entities responsible for managing and […]

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May 17, 2019

Electric Vehicle Sales Will Exceed Traditional Car Sales Worldwide By 2040

The electric vehicle or EV market, will make up over 50% of all buses and passenger vehicles in the entire world by 2040.  Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), released a report stating that due to the exponentially decreasing prices of lithium-ion batteries, electric powered vehicles will be less expensive than traditional fossil fuel powered combustion […]

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