Is It Time to End Subsidies for Wave and Tidal Energy?
The Energy Gang looks at the struggles in marine renewables.
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Solar Accounted for Nearly Half of Global Clean Energy Investment in 2014
China’s solar industry boosted total investment figures, which had slumped downward for two years in a row.
Understanding the Oil Price Drop: What Does $50-per-Barrel Oil Mean?
The Energy Gang talks with an expert about the economics and politics of oil.
The Energy Gang’s Year in Review: The Most Important and Overblown Stories From 2014
What do solar roadways, political bloviating and grid defection have in common?
Listen to Our Favorite Podcasts of 2014
Jigar Shah gets angry, Katherine Hamilton gets wonky and Stephen Lacey tries to hold it all together.
Solyndra? Solyndra! The Legacy of Government Loan Guarantees Beyond Politics
Jonathan Silver, former director of DOE’s loan programs office, joins The Energy Gang to discuss loan guarantees.
Tesla’s Stationary Storage Strategy: ‘Everywhere We Look, There’s an Opportunity’
A Tesla executive and California commissioner join The Energy Gang to discuss opportunities for battery storage.
E.ON Is Getting Out of the Centralized Power Plant Business. Which Utility Is Next?
The Energy Gang looks at the hard choices utilities will eventually need to make about what kind of assets to support.
4 GTM Presentations and Panels Worth Watching
We’ve narrowed down hundreds of hours of video to just a few presentations.
The 5 Biggest Clean Energy Turkeys of 2014
Who’s the biggest turkey of the year?
Here’s What Nest and EMC Think About the Paradigm Shift in Energy Efficiency
The Energy Gang looks at the rise of intelligent efficiency.
The Biggest Financing Traps for Cleantech Startups
The Energy Gang looks at the most important financing decisions faced by entrepreneurs.
Election Special: What the Republican Takeover Means for Clean Energy
The Energy Gang addresses the federal, state and local impacts of this week’s elections in the U.S.
Millennials: The Core of the Clean Economy? Or Overhyped as the Green Generation?
The Energy Gang examines how millennials are changing the way they think about energy and the environment.
Can America Ever Become a Solar Manufacturing Superpower?
The Energy Gang discusses the viability of American-made solar.
What Happens to Solar Power Plants After They’re Installed?
The Energy Gang looks at the burgeoning market for solar operations and maintenance.
SolarCity CEO Lyndon Rive Defends His Company’s Long-Term Business Strategy
The Energy Gang talks with Rive about why he thinks vertical integration is the right model for residential solar.
No, the End of Oil and Gas Fracking Is Not Near. What Does That Mean for Cleantech?
The Energy Gang looks at the future of fracking.
How New York Is Creating a Platform for Creativity and Entrepreneurship on the Grid
“I don’t want to create mediocre wires companies. I want to create excellent, innovative companies.”
Another Giga Plant Underway: SolarCity Strikes a Deal With New York for Solar Manufacturing Plant
The projected economic boost is good news today. Will it continue well into the future?
Watch the Energy Gang’s Live Podcast on Utility 2.0
The Energy Gang debates the future of utilities with NY PSC’s Audrey Zibelman and Con Edison’s Sergej Mahnovski.
Opower Enters Rare Partnership With FirstFuel to Expand Into Commercial Building Efficiency
Opower’s Dan Yates: “You’ll hear more about Opower and FirstFuel in the future.”
Your Building Is Dumb. Here’s a Way to Make It Smarter
The Energy Gang looks at the rise of building energy analytics.
How the Government Is Saving Taxpayers Money With Renewable Energy and Efficiency
The Energy Gang asks if President Obama’s goals to green the government are working.
Why Bill Gates’ Claims About the Cost of Renewable Energy Are So Important to Address
Why doesn’t Gates have the latest data on clean energy costs?