Leslie Berliant
By Robert Gluck on May 3, 2010
Tags: Aora, AORA Solar, USD, Aora Solar, concentration solar power, CSP, hybrid solar power plant, Israel, Kibbutz Samar, Leslie Berliant, solar thermal power, Yuval Susskind, energy, Haim Fried, Leslie Berliant, manufacturing, Robert Gluck, Samar, Yuval Susskind
This is Part II of my three-part interview with Yuval Susskind, Operations Manager, AORA Solar. He writes his own blog here: Riding Shotgun.
By Nathanael Baker on July 3, 2009
Tags: Enhanced Geothermal - Enhanced Geothermal Systems, Latest - Choren Industries, Sony Europe, Australia, Britain, China, United States, USD, Australia, biofuel, Cash for Clunkers Act, clean energy investment, Department of Transportation, geothermal energy, geothermal power, offshore wind, renewable energy, solar energy, solar power, Sony, United Kingdom, wind energy United States, wind power, biofuels, Department of Transportation, energy, Leslie Berliant, Stanford University, venture capital
For all those investors out there, this week offered great news for clean tech sectors. Reports showed that not only have clean tech stocks have been on the rise since March, but also, that venture capital investment in renewable energy has grown 50% in the second quarter of 2009.
By Nathanael Baker on June 19, 2009
Tags: Arise Technologies, Southern California, Volkswagen, United States, USD, Arise Technologies, bats, biodiesel, biofuel, EnerTech Environmental, finance, HID, Lamborghini, Leslie Berliant, Obama, research, solar energy, Solar Millennium, solar power, Southern California Edison, United States, Volkswagen, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine, biofuels, energy, Hoping, Leslie Berliant
It was an exciting week for EnergyBoom as we welcomed several new contributors to our team. In the coming weeks EnergyBoom will continue to diversify and increase its content by adding more talented and experienced contributors to our already spectacular team.
By Leslie Berliant on June 11, 2009
Tags: Baltimore, Houston, New Generation Biofuels, Central America, North America, Brazil, Italy, Environmental Issue, Person Career, animal fat, biofuel, Chevron, heating oil, New Generation Biofuels, Phil Wallis, second generation biofuel, vegetable oil, Amazon, An interview with Phil Wallis of New Generation Biofuel on their biodegradable, biofuels, Caribbean, chemical, chemicals, energy, heating oil, Leslie Berliant, low footprint biofuel, Maryland, Massachusetts, mp3, oil, Phil Wallis
Today I’m speaking with Phil Wallis, Chief Marketing Officer of New Generation Biofuels, which is a second generation biofuel company which makes their product from vegetable oil and animal fat.
By Nathanael Baker on June 5, 2009
Tags: Energy Act, Streskel, Washington, Propel Geothermal Energy Technologies, Europe, North America, Brazil, China, India, The Netherlands, United States, USD, Environmental Issue, biofuel, Department of Energy, EcoWatercraft, Fisker, geothermal energy, geothermal power, Green Energy Act, Iowa, Kevin Grandia, Minnesota, Ontario, PVT, solar cogeneration, solar energy, solar power, Texas, the Karma, United States, Vermont, Washington, Alex van der Beek, California, Department of Energy, electricity, energy, Iowa, Kevin Grandia, Leslie Berliant, Minnesota, Mitchell Anderson, oil, Ontario, Texas, United Nations, Vermont
It seems as though every week is marked by a large renewable energy announcement from a government; this week was no different.
By Leslie Berliant on June 2, 2009
Tags: Amsterdam, Assen, Detroit, Dubai, Groningen, L.A., Mexico City, Tokyo, SolarBotanic North America, Walt Disney, America, Europe, North America, Latvia, The Netherlands, USD, Person Career, biomimicry, geothermal, kelp, nanoleaves, photovoltaic, piezo, shrubs, solar, SolarBotanic, thermovoltaic, trees, wind, Alex van der Beek, Arabian Peninsula, California, electricity, energy, heat and wind energy into electricity., Leslie Berliant, Michigan, mp3, Nano, Nanothermovoltaic and Nanopiezo generators that convert light, printing, SolarBotanic uses biomimicry to create artificial trees equipped with nanoleaves - a combination of Nano photovoltaic
By Leslie Berliant on May 25, 2009
Tags: Detroit, Honolulu, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Washington, Domestic Business Management, Martin GMBH, Ogden Corporation, Americas, Asia, Europe, Germany, United States, Environmental Issue, energy from waste, Fishing for Energy, Paul Stauder, renewable energy, waste to energy, bank, California, east coast, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Florida, Hawaii, Interview with Paul Stauder of Covanta Energy, Leslie Berliant, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, mid-Atlantic, mp3, Paul Stauder, Pennsylvania, pollution control, Virginia, west coast
Today I’m talking with Paul Stauder, Senior Vice President of Domestic Business Management at Covanta Energy.
By Leslie Berliant on May 18, 2009
Tags: Chicago, Cleveland, New York, San Francisco, Green Energy Technologies, IBM, Masco Machine, Oracle, Europe, India, United States, SGD, USD, info@getenergysmart.com, think at some point there, Person Career, clean energy, Green Energy Technologies, renewable energy, Stimulus package, wind power, WindCube, California, David Spera, energy, Hawaii, Illinois, Interview with Green Energy Technologies, John Fedor, Leslie Berliant, Makers of the WindCube, Mark Cironi, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, New Jersey, Ohio, Stephanie Cironi, www.getsmartenergy.com
Leslie Berliant: Today I’m speaking with Stephanie and Mark Cironi of Green Energy Technologies.
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
