After a busy day of note taking and networking at the Disrupting the Status Quo in Electricity Management conference at Boston University today, I had a chance to toss back a beer with one of the speakers, Christos Cassandras who spoke on Energy Related Lessons Learned from Sensor Networks. After covering the perfunctory introductions and [...]
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Gigaton Throwdown Podium: Gold – Building Efficiency, Silver – Biofuels, Bronze – Construction Materials
Posted by Chet Geschickter in biofuels, commentary. Tagged: biofuels, climate change, efficiency, funding, geothermal, GHG, solar, wiind. Leave a Comment
A new report issued by the non-profit Gigaton Throwdown provides a sector by sector look at renewable energy and its potential impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade. The big hairy audacious goal is to identify what it would take for each of the key sectors of cleantech to achieve a 1 [...]
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