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	Posted March 4, 2010 The Water-Energy Nexus: Trading One Problem for Another? Renewables are more environmentally benign sources of energy. But when it comes to water use, many question the sustainability of certain technologies. With water shortages looming in countries all over the world, concerns are growing about what our transition to renewables... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted February 25, 2010 Energy Storage: Will We Find the Holy Grail? We'd all like to see a world powered mostly by renewables. But is it possible? With the right planning, we can develop a lot of intermittent renewables without storage. At some point, however, we'll need both short-term and long-term storage technologies... 3.8 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted February 17, 2010 How to Build a Business in Clean Energy Entrepreneurs around the world see our myriad environmental, social and economic issues related to energy not just as problems, but as opportunities. Indeed, the possibilities for developing businesses in the clean energy industry are endless. Unfortunately, many people have a hard... 4.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted February 11, 2010 Social Friction: Who Decides What is Beautiful? Wind might be clean, necessary and economically advantageous, but it's still industrial development. That makes it particularly difficult to develop projects in areas of the Northeast, where the best places to put wind farms are often on mountaintops and ridge lines.... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted February 4, 2010 Micro-inverters vs. Central Inverters: Is There a Clear Winner? In recent years, the solar industry has seen radical change in the inverter space. On the utility side, inverters have been getting bigger in order to accommodate massive, multi-megawatt projects. On the residential side, they've been getting smaller and more adaptable,... 4.4 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted January 27, 2010 Can Renewables Really Power our Cities? Over the course of history, the city has evolved from an "agropolis" based on surrounding resources to a "petropolis" reliant on far-away food and fossil fuels. Now, with those environmentally-dangerous energy needs becoming harder to meet, can we make another transition... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted January 20, 2010 Clean Energy Stocks: How Policy Impacts Finance After a dismal performance at the end of 2008 and into 2009, clean energy stocks faired much better moving into 2010. But the volatility is far from over. Because the cleantech industry is still so new, investors are trying to figure... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted January 12, 2010 The Intersection of Climate Science and Politics in the U.S. Scientists are telling us that climate change is happening faster than ever thought possible. Meanwhile, fewer Americans believe that climate change is taking place, or that it's caused by human activity. These two factors are working against one another, creating a... 4.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted January 4, 2010 The Real Story of Cap and Trade In the wake of the Copenhagen talks and the passage of a climate bill in the U.S. House last year, the debate over cap and trade will likely intensify as we move 2010. Unfortunately, the debate in the halls of Congress,... 4.2 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted December 21, 2009 Renewable Energy 2.0: The Value of Online Marketing The internet is a ubiquitous part of our culture. In the last decade, we've gotten comfortable doing almost everything online, from trading stocks to sharing every detail of our personal lives. So why then are many renewable energy companies – some... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted November 30, 2009 Why Solar Works Whether they like it or not, utilities are starting to deploy more solar. Utility support of solar PV and CSP has been one of the most important developments for the industry. In many cases, utilities are supporting solar because the law... 3.7 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted November 19, 2009 Transmission: Geothermal's Achilles Heel Now that geothermal is finally on our energy priority list, the industry is seeing a new influx of public and private capital. After more than a decade of almost no activity in the U.S. geothermal sector, we're finally seeing a lot... 4.5 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted November 12, 2009 Why Geothermal is Both Hot and Cool Most geothermal development in the near future will come from conventional, medium-temperature hydrothermal power plants. But beyond the next few years, a large number of projects that utilize temperature extremes, both hot and cool, may come online. In this podcast, we'll... 3.5 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted November 4, 2009 Geothermal: It's Not Just About Drilling Holes It takes a lot of time and money to build out a geothermal project. Developers can spend millions of dollars and many years just to drill a test well and find a viable resource. Due to the high capital expenditures needed... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted October 30, 2009 CSP: Bringing Solar to the Masses In order to bring solar to the terawatt scale, we're going to need every solar-electric and solar-thermal technology possible. But the only technology that can deliver large amounts of electricity, heat and hot water at one time is concentrating solar power.... 4.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment

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	Posted March 4, 2010 The Water-Energy Nexus: Trading One Problem for Another? Renewables are more environmentally benign sources of energy. But when it comes to water use, many question the sustainability of certain technologies. With water shortages looming in countries all over the world, concerns are growing about what our transition to renewables... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted February 25, 2010 Energy Storage: Will We Find the Holy Grail? We'd all like to see a world powered mostly by renewables. But is it possible? With the right planning, we can develop a lot of intermittent renewables without storage. At some point, however, we'll need both short-term and long-term storage technologies... 3.8 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted February 17, 2010 How to Build a Business in Clean Energy Entrepreneurs around the world see our myriad environmental, social and economic issues related to energy not just as problems, but as opportunities. Indeed, the possibilities for developing businesses in the clean energy industry are endless. Unfortunately, many people have a hard... 4.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted February 11, 2010 Social Friction: Who Decides What is Beautiful? Wind might be clean, necessary and economically advantageous, but it's still industrial development. That makes it particularly difficult to develop projects in areas of the Northeast, where the best places to put wind farms are often on mountaintops and ridge lines.... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted February 4, 2010 Micro-inverters vs. Central Inverters: Is There a Clear Winner? In recent years, the solar industry has seen radical change in the inverter space. On the utility side, inverters have been getting bigger in order to accommodate massive, multi-megawatt projects. On the residential side, they've been getting smaller and more adaptable,... 4.4 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted January 27, 2010 Can Renewables Really Power our Cities? Over the course of history, the city has evolved from an "agropolis" based on surrounding resources to a "petropolis" reliant on far-away food and fossil fuels. Now, with those environmentally-dangerous energy needs becoming harder to meet, can we make another transition... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted January 20, 2010 Clean Energy Stocks: How Policy Impacts Finance After a dismal performance at the end of 2008 and into 2009, clean energy stocks faired much better moving into 2010. But the volatility is far from over. Because the cleantech industry is still so new, investors are trying to figure... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted January 12, 2010 The Intersection of Climate Science and Politics in the U.S. Scientists are telling us that climate change is happening faster than ever thought possible. Meanwhile, fewer Americans believe that climate change is taking place, or that it's caused by human activity. These two factors are working against one another, creating a... 4.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted January 4, 2010 The Real Story of Cap and Trade In the wake of the Copenhagen talks and the passage of a climate bill in the U.S. House last year, the debate over cap and trade will likely intensify as we move 2010. Unfortunately, the debate in the halls of Congress,... 4.2 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted December 21, 2009 Renewable Energy 2.0: The Value of Online Marketing The internet is a ubiquitous part of our culture. In the last decade, we've gotten comfortable doing almost everything online, from trading stocks to sharing every detail of our personal lives. So why then are many renewable energy companies – some... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted November 30, 2009 Why Solar Works Whether they like it or not, utilities are starting to deploy more solar. Utility support of solar PV and CSP has been one of the most important developments for the industry. In many cases, utilities are supporting solar because the law... 3.7 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted November 19, 2009 Transmission: Geothermal's Achilles Heel Now that geothermal is finally on our energy priority list, the industry is seeing a new influx of public and private capital. After more than a decade of almost no activity in the U.S. geothermal sector, we're finally seeing a lot... 4.5 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted November 12, 2009 Why Geothermal is Both Hot and Cool Most geothermal development in the near future will come from conventional, medium-temperature hydrothermal power plants. But beyond the next few years, a large number of projects that utilize temperature extremes, both hot and cool, may come online. In this podcast, we'll... 3.5 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted November 4, 2009 Geothermal: It's Not Just About Drilling Holes It takes a lot of time and money to build out a geothermal project. Developers can spend millions of dollars and many years just to drill a test well and find a viable resource. Due to the high capital expenditures needed... 5.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment
	Posted October 30, 2009 CSP: Bringing Solar to the Masses In order to bring solar to the terawatt scale, we're going to need every solar-electric and solar-thermal technology possible. But the only technology that can deliver large amounts of electricity, heat and hot water at one time is concentrating solar power.... 4.0 out of 5 \| Listen \| Comment

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