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Practical Global Warming Solutions

Oct 8, 2021 | Climate, Environment

The Energy Show · Practical Global Warming Solutions So… regarding global warming, are we doomed? Or are there practical decarbonization paths to limit the impact of global warming? I am an optimist (otherwise I would not have been in the solar business for over 40...

Building Electrification with Menlo Spark

May 10, 2021 | Environment, Fossil Fuels, Whole House Electrification

This week’s Energy Show was recorded on Earth Day 2021, 51 years after the very first Earth Day in 1970. When Earth Day was established our country was concerned about water and air pollution — not global warming. There were two environmental disasters that year: a...

Benefits of Green Hydrogen

Apr 19, 2021 | Energy Technology, Environment

Riddle me this: what is the most common element in the universe, comes in various colors, and was not the subject of “Jumpin’ Jack Flash,” by The Rolling Stones? Here are a few more hints. Over 100 million metric tons of this gas are produced per year globally, and...

Texas Power Failures

Mar 3, 2021 | Electric Grid, Energy Politics, Energy Technology, Environment, Utility Companies

We all know about the devastating blackouts that hit Texas last month. Millions of people were without power for a week. People were miserably cold, pipes froze causing flooding damage, and most people were without potable water. Sounds eerily like the blackouts...

Carbon Capture and Storage – The Reality

Feb 23, 2021 | Environment, Fossil Fuels

This week we’re talking about carbon capture and storage, or CCS (sorry, these TLAs are not my fault). Here’s why carbon capture and storage is a hot topic. If we could only capture the CO2 that is emitted when we burn fossil fuels, we could keep burning fossil fuels...

Sustainable Solar Development with Inovateus Solar

Jul 29, 2020 | Environment, Solar Industry

Today’s solar technology is the most sustainable way of generating energy. Solar power is inexpensive on a kilowatt per hour basis, is low maintenance, has zero fuel requirements, generates no emissions, and is completely silent. But even solar leaves a waste...