public relations

Conservative America's fight against the advancement of a new energy economy continues to evolve.  The latest development is a concerted campaign to discredit the wind industry and shift public opinion against the technology.

Solar now enjoys a powerhouse set of assets that many industries spend dearly to acquire: explosive growth, wide and deep public support, and a base of authentic citizen advocates – many of whom aren’t in the industry but see it as a key part of America’s future.

A partnership between the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and U.S.

As oil continues to gush into the Gulf of Mexico and climate and clean energy legislation remains stalled in the Senate, President Obama has an opportunity to do more than criticize BP’s bumbling CEO, To

I've been writing and doing public relations for a long time and with that comes a great respect for the power of carefully chosen language as well as a very good BS detector.

I have heard it said more than once since the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster began over a month ago that "spill" is not the right word to describe what was happening.

After weeks of public relations blunders and in an attempt to ward off an "anti-British feeling" Tony Hayward, CEO of British Petroleum (NYSE:BP),

If BP wants the public to feel like the company is being straight-up when it comes to their operation to stop the tens-of-thousands of oil pouring into the Gulf of Mexico, they sure have a poor way of showing it.

On Sunday, February 21, 60 Minutes did a segment on Bloom Energy and the company’s Bloom Box. This coming-out-party may prove huge for the green revolution but only time will tell.

One of the most exciting Department of Energy (DOE) programs is drawing to close for 2009.

A new solar industry report shows that global PV production in 2008 reached 6.4 GW – an increase of 60% from 2007.