Solar Installations Rose 76% While Prices Dropped 27% in 2012
2012 was a historic and busy year for the U.S. solar market. Photovoltaic (PV) installations grew 76% over 2011, to total 3,313 megawatts (MW) in 2012, with an estimated market value of $11.5 billion.
Green My Yacht: Solar Energy and Lithium Battery Power Play
Solar energy and lithium battery power play on Key Largo as the first hybrid yacht in America floats in Florida.
Eat Real Food Flush the Suppliments
Skip the vitamins and suppliments. Eat real meals prepared from raw foods grown by natural sunshine and water, nothing processed,
US Mobilized $1.7Billion for Clean Energy Projects in India
The Clean Energy Finance Center in New Delhi represents U.S. agencies that have mobilized more than $1.7 billion for clean energy projects in India.
Charlene on Green Earned LEED Green Associate Credential
Charlene on Green earned her LEED Green Associate credential certificate recognizing her achievement and demonstrating her commitment to supporting green building design, construction and efficient operations.
SOLAR Energy Could Replace SONGS Nuclear Plant in Southern California
PART 1: With 20 percent of its energy supply offline indefinately at San Onofre Nuclear Generationg Station (SONGS), Southern California Edision (SCE) could be escalating power purchase contracts for more and bigger solar farms.
Written by Charlene Brown (formerly associated with SCE)
Nissan LEAF: Big Savings Now Come Standard on Electric Cars
Plug in and drive an electric car, save money, save energy, save the environment, but most of all save yourself the hassle of oil changes and costly repairs.
Suspend or Relax Jones Act Due to Hurricane Sandy and Beyond
The since controversial Merchant Marine Act of 1920, also called the Jones Act a union protectionist legislation...
Jamaica to Sink California Ports By Way of China Ships Thru the Panama Canal
Jamaica Kingston seaport is the only basin and natural marina in the Caribbean capable of accommodating mile-wide cargo ships. This geo-positioning of the island of Jamaica has for centuries served up riches for voyagers, pirates, slave traders and honest merchants alike.
Ted Peck: The Impact of Foreign Oil on the Economy
Out of a $8 billion dollar energy budget, $4 billion left our economy. Tourism pumps a billion dollar a month half of that goes back out. When you buy a plate lunch, use your computer - all of that is laden with fossil fuels and we need to change that. We haven't taken hold of that opportunity.
Boeing Goes SOLAR Thin Film at Factory in Charleston, USA
SCE&G and Boeing completed construction of a 2.6-megawatt solar system uses more than 18,000 thin-film photovoltaic solar laminates to cover 10 acres
Obama Backtracks off 250%Tariffs on Chinese Made Solar Panels
The morning after winning re-election, the Obama Administration reversed and reduced tariffs it recently imposed on cheap Chinese-made solar cells.
Winners of 2012 Energy Challenge Showcase at Clean Energy Summit, Honolulu
The U.S. Department of Defense Energy Technology Challenge is delivering some of these top defense-targeted clean energy solutions
Zero Cost to Convert Expenditures into Assets
Incentives for energy-efficiency and green technologies could prove the key to saving local businesses. Contact Charlene on Green at 626-600-2099 or Email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Kyoto Protocol’s CDM Success Slumped by Low CER Value
Despite its success – research released last year estimated that the CDM has spurred USD 215 billion in investment – the mechanism is currently challenged by low prices for the certified emission reductions (CERs) produced by CDM projects.
Green Jobs: Now You See Them, Now You Don't
Where are the green jobs? My story in the 2009 edition of Lookin' Green Magazine is the same as today. Greendustrialization answers the green jobs question...
Focus on Local Warming Forget Global Warming
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Charlene on Green showcases the BIA "New Hawaiian Home" in Honolulu. Forget about global warming Charlene focuses on "local warming" solutions |
San Diego City Installs Induction Lights More Efficient, Cost Less and Last Longer Than LEDs
City of San Diego, California is nearing completion of its a citywide ligthing replacement with 36,000 INDUCTION street lights. Contact Charlene Brown at 808-284-7071 to apply for funds for your solar energy and energy-efficient induction lighting to reduce energy consumption by 40% to 70%, eliminate maintenance costs, and provide higher quality light email:
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Apply for Funds for Energy-Efficiency, Solar, Electric Cars
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Smart Sustainability 101 Energy, Water, Food, Money
Sustainability 101 by Charlene on Green. All energy from the sun is stored for 24 hours daily power to homes, buildings, atmospheric water generators, electric vehicles, electronics, appliances, lights, etc.
101 Million Americans Jobless 41.47 % Real Unemployment
Mr. President, who is giving an account of the 88.311 million "not in the workforce?" Numbers do not lie... Do the math.
Solar Thin Film Blankets Military Bases Across USA
UNI-SOLAR laminates are the premier solar product for government and military buildings because no-glass,
Mitsubishi iMiev Electric 2012 Car of the Year at 112 Miles Per Charge
iMiev from MPG to MPC. Hit the road at 112 miles per charge. Mitsubishi's new electric car, iMiev, launced on April 22, 2011 and in one year was picked as the most efficient car of 2012.
Thin Film SOLAR Covers Coco Cola's Critical Capacity
UNI-SOLAR®’S flexible thin-film solar panels were used to create a new, lighter-weight, single-ply roofing membrane for Coco Cola
Ted Peck: Who Gets The Billions America Spends on Oil
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New York Solar Initiative Generous Tax Incentives
This new law provides statewide tax credits for homeowners who obtain solar equipment through a lease or a power purchase agreement,
