Exxon’s Big Bet on Shale Gas Won’t Pay Off if Clean Energy Scales

May 2, 2012 by · Leave a Comment
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For several years now, we’ve been making the case that the clean energy industry has to dramatically scale its advocacy investment to meet an aggressive disinformation campaign trained against it by the fossil lobby. We’ve found increasing receptiveness to that message, but we still run into people who think we’ve got tin foil on

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Why "Passive Activities" May Be Clean Energy’s Biggest Hurdle

April 25, 2012 by · Leave a Comment
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If you care about the future of the American renewable energy industry, you need to learn what the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) calls “passive activities.”  Because these important rules mean that as long as the U.S. relies on the tax code to provide renewable energy incentives, renewable energy can only grow as fast as Wall

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Another Great Example of (Non-Solar) Guerrilla Marketing

April 13, 2012 by · Leave a Comment
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I love finding guerrilla marketing examples on YouTube. Unfortunately, I rarely find ones that are related to solar. Bummer. Nevertheless, it’s always great to get inspired, and below is a wonderful model that you might be able to adapt…if you’re willing to push that button.
Watch this video first, and then we’ll discuss

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