Green growth: an operational tool (and GDP has had its day…)
Natural capital, made up of several elements that nature provides us with as the sustenance and basis of our society (soil, raw materials, water, clean air, …) has an economic value: today any growth model that ignores this by now shared knowledge can no longer work.
Value of Solar Versus Fossil Fuels - Part 2
The value of solar power is being debated across the country by regulators, utility companies, and solar energy providers as distributed generation is increasing. This Energy and Policy Institute series consists of four separate reports summarizing recent developments, while providing recommendations for policy makers.
Unlikely Bedfellows: Mines That Run On Solar Or Wind Power
As mining companies continue to evaluate their power options in an era of higher diesel fuel and electricity costs, it is interesting to contemplate whether they could one day foresee operating in an environment more weighted towards renewables than conventional energy.
Value of Solar Versus Fossil Fuels - Part 1
The value of solar power is being debated across the country by regulators, utility companies, and solar energy providers as distributed generation is increasing. This Energy and Policy Institute series consists of four separate reports summarizing recent developments, while providing recommendations for policy makers.
Q2 2014 Solar Energy Deal Volume Comparison
Lincoln International is pleased to present you with the latest DealReader from our global Renewable Energy Industry group.
Top 20 high-cost oil projects risk wasting $91 bln of investor cash
The study aims to alert institutional investors to the risks of investing in projects which depend on sustained high prices to make a return, and that are as a result exposed to a future double hit of falling oil prices and growing climate regulation in an increasingly carbon-constrained world.
The Future of Solar is Written in its Past
The PV pioneers and solar veterans made the future possible, but we couldn't imagine what it would look like. The young now own it, and they have no doubts about where it is going, and what they have to do to get it there.
EPA's Clean Power Plan: Challenges Ahead for Sources and States
In this paper, we discuss the critical issues that sources and states face in evaluating EPA's proposal and developing plans to meet the Clean Power Plan requirements.
SolarCity: How the Silveo Acquisition Fits In to the Big Picture
Solar City, a company started by two brothers in 2006, has now become America's largest solar services provider. It plans to expand its business by acquiring the solar panel manufacturer Silveo.
Solar Monitoring Q&A with Locus Energy
The growth of distributed PV is showing no signs of slowing down, and with it solar monitoring is set to grow as well.
Obama's Climate Plan Is Leaking Methane
Natural gas production leaks methane along its entire supply chain - from drilling to storing, processing to distributing.
Evolution and Future Growth of Renewable Energy
To learn more about the future of renewable energy, checkout the infographic below created by the New Jersey Institute of Technology
Leave the Gas at the Station:
Electric Cars Charge into the Future
Unsure about whether electric cars are here to stay or whether they are the best choice for your needs? Here is everything you need to know about these cost-efficient, environmentally friendly, and ever-improving wonder vehicles!
Energy Star Certified Homes in the US
Texas leads the ENERGY STAR certified homes in 2013 and continuing its leading position in Q1 2014.
Solar Energy Index Outperforms S&P in Q1 2014
Lincoln International's Renewable Energy Group is pleased to present the latest Q1 2014 Solar Energy Stock Index Report, which tracks relevant solar company metrics in this growing industry.
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