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Ten Clean and Green Energy Stocks for 2011

By Tom Konrad on January 13, 2011 2 Comments @AltEnergyStocks, AltEnergyStocks.com. Fleeing Vesuvius: Overcoming the Risks of Economic and Environmental Collapse, alternative transportation technologies, American Superconductor Corporation, AMSC, and geothermal. Wind, and transportation authorities, biomass, Biomass Stock, CFA, Chinese wind manufacturers, clean energy, clean energy Exchange Traded Funds, clean energy index fund, clean energy mutual funds, clean transportation, COMV, Comverge, conservation, continuously variable vehicle transmission systems, CVT.TO, CVTech Group, CVTPF.PK, David Gold, demand response, Demand Side Management, DR, electric car, electric grid, electric utilities, electricity system construction, electricity transmission, enabling technologies, energy efficiency, energy systems, EnerNoc, ENOC, eponymous superconducting cables, ETFs, fossil fuels, FSC sustainability certification, geothermal heat pump stock, geothermal heat pumps, geothermal power, Geothermal Stocks, infrastructure markets, IPO, Nevada Geothermal Power, NGLPF.OB, NGP.V, PCH, peak capacity, Peak Oil Investments, pipeline operators, portfolio, Potlatch, Ram Power, RAMPF, REIT, Renewable Energy World, RPG.TO, small investor, smart grid, solar;, stable grid, Stephen Lacey, Tata Nano, Telvent Git S.A., Timberland, TLVT, Tom Konrad, utilities, variable renewable resources, Veolia Environnement, waste water, Water, Waterfurance Renewable Energy, WaterFurnace, WFI.TO, WFIFF.PK, wind, wind component supplier

Ten Clean and Green Energy Stocks for 2011

This is my fourth annual list of renewable energy and energy efficiency stocks since I began the series in January 2008, which I expect to outperform in 2011.

Leading the Charge to Make Solar as Cheap as Conventional Electricity

By Chris de Morsella on June 25, 2010 3 Comments battery systems, China, coal, cost per watt, electric generating plant, energy systems, First Solar, fossil fuel, grid connectivity, grid electricity, grid parity, installation costs, inverters, mining, MIT Review, module assembly manufacturing, Moore’s law, nuclear, photovoltaic, PV market, silicon, solar cells, solar energy, solar power, solar PV, Suntech, supply chain, thermo electric energy, Zhengrong Shi

Leading the Charge to Make Solar as Cheap as Conventional Electricity

Suntech CEO, Zhengrong Shi, a prime mover in helping to turn China into a global force in photovoltaic technology, has been a major influence in bringing China’s solar PV cost structure down and making China a powerhouse in photovoltaic technology–and became a billionaire in the process. Shi’s ambition is to make solar power as cheap as conventional electricity.