Jeremy Rifkin Speaking at Google corporate HQ in 2014, author Jeremy Rifkin reports consulting with Chinese leadership and the Chinese government has committted to spending $80 billion over the next four years on a distributed energy internet across China to help smooth out the peaks and valleys of intermittent renewable energy and smooth the transition of the country to a greater dependence on renewable energy (Read more)

 
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  • 01.30.15 Seven Reasons Cheap Oil Can't Stop Renewables Now 
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  • 01.30.15 One Chart That Explains Why SMA Is Shedding So Many Jobs 
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  • 01.29.15 The Shift Toward a Decentralized, Distributed Electric Grid Is Already Underway 
  • 01.29.15 ABB offers new distribution grid integration solutions at DistribuTECH 2015
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  • 01.27.15 San Francisco mayor calls for community choice aggregation program
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  • 01.26.15 FPL proposes to almost double Florida's solar power by 2016 
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  • 01.26.15 Why you need to pay attention to solar energy legislation in Indiana
  • 01.26.15 Nissan Plans 1,000 New Stations to Quickly Charge Electric Cars  
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  • 01.25.15 Worry for Solar Projects After End of Tax Credits
  • 01.25.15 U.S. And India Announce ‘Cooperation’ On Climate Change  
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  • 01.15.15 Desert Sunlight 550 MW solar PV project goes online
  • 01.15.15 NRG Sees Home Solar Expansion Amid Commodity Price Decline 
  • 01.15.15 Study: Rooftop solar adds $15,000 premium to home values
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  • 01.14.15 White House Steps Forward on Climate Action Plan with Actions to Cut Methane Emissions
  • 01.14.15 Reports of Unfair Early FPL Solar Rebate Applications in FL 
  • 01.14.15 St. Louis IKEA Roof to Hold Missouri's Largest Rooftop Solar Power Installation
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  • 01.13.15 Utility compromise paves way for Georgia solar incentive bill 
  • 01.13.15 Japan estimated to have installed over 8GW of solar in 2014
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  • 01.09.15 Sen. Inhofe lays out battle plan against EPA carbon rules 
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