Forecasting Renewable Energy: Reaching 700 GW by 2030

2010 Forecast: U.S. Renewable Energy Set to Soar The energy landscape is  on the brink of a major transformation. Industry experts are also forecasting a significant surge in renewable energy capacity in the United States. Thereby predicting we can reach an impressive 700 gigawatts (GW) by the end of the decade. This ambitious projection marked... Continue Reading →

My Interview With Michael Nash, Director of Climate Refugees

My story about the interview I had with Michael Nash of Climate Refugees movie was great to write about on Planet Green. Hope you enjoy the story. If An Inconvenient Truth created a cultural shift toward going green, then the movie Climate Refugees is a wake up call that will help people to understand that extreme climatic shifts will create environmental disasters and wars. These disasters and wars will claim property and affect potentially billions of people during the next 50 years.

California’s Clean Vehicle Rebate for Electric Vehicles

"Large or small, flashy or practical, plug-in vehicles reduce our dependence on petroleum and cut greenhouse gas emissions. The state is making a wise investment in our future." Jay Friedland, legislative director, Plug In America Plug In America applauds the new California state rebate program for all-electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. The nonprofit advocacy group worked intensely over the past year to make the program of maximum benefit to consumers, who could receive a $5,000 rebate for purchasing an EV such as Nissan’s Leaf, due in December.

Discover the Power of Mitsubishi Electric Vehicles

Pioneering the Future of Sustainable Transportation Let's talk Mitsubishi's electric vehicle. For Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. is taking bold steps towards a greener future. That's because they are loaning two i-MiEVs to the State of California for evaluation in their test fleet. This initiative highlights Mitsubishi's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. It was also... Continue Reading →

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