Biomass: A Burning Topic
If you’ve ever roasted a hot dog or made s’mores over a wood campfire, you’ve tasted the benefits of biomass fuel. Biomass – organic material from plants and animals –…
Category Archives: Politics
Power Companies Start To Embrace Renewables
From the Department of If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Join ‘Em, energy providers around the world are being forced by economics to embrace alternative energy sources such as wind and…
Is India Leading the Way in Economic and Environmental Sustainability?
We at The Energy Net had the opportunity to engage in conversation with major leaders of India during the recent Re-emerging and Resilient India Virtual Conference. Everything from environment to…
Is Biden Using the Climate Crises to Gain Votes?
In July, Former Vice President Biden introduced his new team who would assist him with addressing the issues of climate change. His campaign is the “Climate Engagement Advisory Council” and…
Elon Musk Is Building A Zero-Carbon World
Elon Musk might not be the first name to spring to mind when considering leaders of the War on Carbon but the visionary driver behind Tesla Motors has been stumping…
How Did We Become Dependent On Petroleum Energy?
Love it or hate it, crude oil drives the world. Energy has made life better for humans ever since cave people figured out how to make fires and huddle around…
Solar Power Stations – In Space!
On March 6, 2014, the U.S. Department of Energy (DEO) announced: “Solar power directly from space may arrive sooner than you think.” Not everyone knows that renowned sci-fi author Isaac…
3 Nations Leading Renewable Energies
Which countries are leading the world into a future with no carbon emissions fouling up the planet? The answer might just surprise you. SWEDEN announced in 2015 that it would…
How Osama Bin Laden Got Rich
Until his death, Osama bin Laden was a household name – Public Enemy #1. The Saudi led Muslim terror attacks under the flag of his militant group Al Qaeda. Many…
Nuke Power For Hurricane-Prone Puerto Rico?
Unlucky Puerto Rico can’t get a break – from crushing killer hurricanes, that is. So is installing nuclear energy power plants there a wise move? It’s an idea being bandied…