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Companies, readers and analysts had a lot to say about what happened in 2011 and what it means for 2012. Read the best of the reader’s responses, along with interviews with Panasonic, Mohr Davidow, Jones Lang LaSalle, Duke Energy, Acorn Energy, and Advantage for Analysts.
For a wide range of businesses, the green economy continues to be stalled behind a lack of vision and a supporting plan. In this issue we look at a long term plan, two businesses creating new markets, and a mass movement that has lost its way.
The politics of abundance: game changing technologies that hold the promise of solutions to resource shortages, energy security and a universal desire for a quality of life that includes clean air and water.
Keystone center’s Youth Policy Summit; Water facts and opportunities; Canaccord Genuity and investing in environmental commodities, and the 451 group on where business is already going to get savings in IT.
Shock from Japan | What will it mean for global energy policy | Veolia thinks resource scarcity is driving the future. | Stalking the Magic fusion doughnut. | Advantage for Analysts follows the money. | AEP on jobs, jobs, jobs. We look at what “energy scale” really means.
Is Green really dead? Industry leaders aren’t as pessimistic as one would expect. Maryruth Priebe interviews Panasonic. Jones Lang LaSalle, Markit, Duke Energy and Mohr Davidow Ventures also weigh in.
The Sixth Technology Revolution: BofA Merrill Lynch analysts. Google and others weigh in on strategies for successful growth of clean and bio technologies. CEDA: The Clean Energy Deployment Administration. Interviews: Kleiner Perkins Caulfield and Byers and Mohr Davidow.
Eaton and Epri team up with Ford and A123 | Duke Energy and Con Ed talk about what they are doing with their fleets | Parsons Engineering and Telvent imagine the next generation of smart grids and safer driving.
