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By Mitchell Anderson on June 8, 2009
Tags: Fresno, Los Angeles, 200MW, PG&E, Solaren Corp, Space Energy, United States, cent, USD, Acquisition, Person Career, SBSP, solar power space station, California, Department of Energy, electricity, energy, Frederick H. Pickel, microwave, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, oil, Peter Sage, Solaren, venture capital
California has never been shy about embracing the latest technology and on April 10, 2009, California quietly made history again.
By Mitchell Anderson on June 5, 2009
Tags: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Brightsource Energy, NextLight Renewable Power, PG&E, Solaren Corp, Company Location, Environmental Issue, Person Career, Quotation, AV Solar Ranch, california solar power, solar PV, California, electricity, energy, Frank DeRosa, John Conway, NextLight Renewable Power, PG&E
California utility Pacific Gas & Electric just announced their third major solar deal this year. PG&E are partnering with AV Solar Ranch 1, a subsidiary of NextLight Renewable Power, for 230 megawatts of solar PV power.
By Leslie Berliant on May 6, 2009
Tags: Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Francisco, Ford, LA Times, Nissan, Porsche, Toyota, America, United States, USD, Company Technology, Person Career, Quotation, Aptera, BMW, Chevy, EV, Ford, GM, Mini, Nissan, Paul Scott, plug in electric, Tesla, Toyota, Volt, Who Killed the Electric Car, America, Bush, California, cars, Chris Paine, Chrysler is, clean energy, electric vehicles, electricity, energy, Ford Focus, Ford is, Ford Ranger, fuel cell, fuel cells, Leslie Berliant, Nevada, Nissan is, Ohio, oil, Paul Scott, Porsche 911, Tom Hanks, Toyota is
Paul Scott was an early advocate for plug-in electric vehicles and a co-founder of the advocacy organization, Plug In America. Many of you will recognize Paul from Chris Paine’s 2006 documentary, Who Killed the E
