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Renewable Energy

@EnergyFinancing

Grant writing and financing specialists. Dedicated to promoting renewable energy and assisting with the deployment of promising technologies and projects.

 Charlottesville, VA
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Joined June 2016
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Conservative Group Will Push for Carbon Tax, a Contrast to GOP Resistance

A group of veteran conservative political leaders are launching a political-action committee to push for a U.S. carbon tax, a move potentially funded by several large corporations that could test...

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#RenewableEnergy wsj.com/articles/how-a-flori…

How a Florida Utility Became the Global King of Green Power

NextEra became a wind and solar Goliath almost entirely under the radar, using tax subsidies to help finance projects around the country. It has avoided debt and the kind of claims of altruistic...

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#AlternativeEnergyTransport digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/…
Electric cars can serve as mobile power storage, save billions on infrastructure

Electric cars can serve as mobile power storage, save billions on infrastructure

A new study out of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California shows how EVs may also have an added benefit for consumers and society at large, bolstering the energy grid by providing...

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#FossilFuels nbcnews.com/business/energy/…
Leaked documents show fossil fuel holdings of green nonprofits

Leaked documents show fossil fuel holdings of green nonprofits

The American Museum of Natural History and the World Wildlife Fund combine public stances against climate change and private investments in fossil fuels.

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#GovernmentGrants brookings.edu/blog/the-avenu…

The Department of Energy’s Loan Guarantee Program presents a crucial opportunity to fund U.S....

Now that congressional action on a major federal infrastructure bill is going nowhere fast, it is a here-and-now opportunity to address key U.S. infrastructure needs.

brookings.edu
#ClimateChange newscientist.com/article/216…
Worst-case climate change scenario is even worse than we thought | New Scientist

Worst-case climate change scenario is even worse than we thought | New Scientist

A possible future that climatologists treat as the worst of the worst, because it would produce huge greenhouse gas emissions, might lead to even more emissions than believed

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#AlternativeEnergyTransport telegraph.co.uk/business/201…
#ClimateChange theguardian.com/environment/…
Almost half of Australian big business moving to renewables

Almost half of Australian big business moving to renewables

Climate Council says capacity of firms to generate solar power has doubled in less than two years

theguardian.com
#GlobalWarming thinkprogress.org/anwr-advoc…

More than 100 organizations call on oil and gas industries, banks to opt out of Arctic drilling

Indigenous groups and institutional investors representing more than $2 trillion call for industries to keep the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge a "natural wonder."

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#ClimateChange earther.com/climate-denial-i…
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#SolarEnergy business.com/articles/transp…
#RenewableEnergy theverge.com/2018/4/4/171973…
#RenewableEnergy theguardian.com/environment/…

Scientists accidentally create mutant enzyme that eats plastic bottles

The breakthrough, spurred by the discovery of plastic-eating bugs at a Japanese dump, could help solve the global plastic pollution crisis

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#WindPower thinkprogress.org/solar-wind…
#EnergyStorage seekingalpha.com/article/416…
#SolarPower forbes.com/sites/jeffmcmahon…
#RenewableEnergy reuters.com/article/us-trans…
#RenewableEnergyNews popsci.com/slowing-atlantic-…

Something weird is happening to the Gulf Stream current

The ocean currents that help warm the Atlantic coasts of Europe and North America have significantly slowed since the 1800s and are at their weakest in 1600 years, according to new research my...

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