State of the Union
By Nathanael Baker on February 4, 2010
Tags: Barack Obama, China, clean energy economy, manufacturing, solar energy, solar power, State of the Union, U.S., United States, wind energy, wind power, wind turbines
Will China dominate clean energy technologies in the near future?
If the rapid expansion of its wind and solar industries are any indication, China's global dominance may be a foregone conclusion.
By Nathanael Baker on January 29, 2010
Tags: Apple, Facebook, Honda, Power Partners, Sol Inc., Southern California, Twitter, Britain, Haiti, United Kingdom, United States, USD, Apple, AWEA, Barack Obama, biofuel, Eco-Bling, EPA, European Union, green building sector, Haiti, Honda FCX Clarity, hydrogen fuel cell, iPad, Novozymes, Serious Materials, Sol Inc., solar energy, solar power, State of the Union, wind energy, wind power, Barack Obama, biofuels, building materials, Commission of European Communities, electricity, energy, European Union, FCX, fuel cell, Mac, Steve Jobs, U.S Environmental Protection Agency
News from America captured most of the headlines this week. In particular, minds across the globe were fixated on President Obama's State of the Union address and Macintosh's unveiling of the très chique iPad. Both of these events had clean energy implications, as you will soon find out.
