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Monday, September 7, 2009
Green Energy Company Website Links - Alphabetical List
Here is an alphabetical listing of top green power and clean energy technology companies with links to the official company website.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
20 Best Green Energy Stocks List, by Market Capitalization
Here are some of the leading USA and global clean power technology developers and manufacturers.
20 Best Green Power Stocks
Ranked by Market Capitalization
(Market Cap as of September 4th, 2009)
Applied Materials AMAT 17.94B
Sharp Corp SHCAY 12.71B
First Solar FSLR 10.28B
Sanyo Electric SANYY 4.90B
MEMC Electronic WFR 3.71B
SunPower Corp SPWRA 2.52B
SolarWorld AG ADR SPWRY 2.37B
Itron Inc ITRI 2.32B
Suntech Power STP 2.31B
Ormat Technologies ORA 1.62B
Yingli Green Energy YGE 1.51B
American Superconductor AMSC 1.37B
LDK Solar LDK 1.01B
Trina Solar TSL 782M
GT Solar Intl SOLR 744M
Broadwind Energy BWEN 738M
ENER1 HEV 736M
Clean Energy Fuels CLNE 728M
EnerNoc ENOC 593M
JA Solar JASO 591M
Canadian Solar CSIQ 532M
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Saturday, September 5, 2009
Green Energy News, Clean Tech Stocks To Watch
Here are some recent alternative energy companies, North American clean technology articles and renewable power stocks in the news:
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Saturday, June 27, 2009
Huffington Post featuring Future Fuels clean power section
A leader among mainstream blogs in promoting ecology and sustainability, HuffPost is now offering a wide range of stories on leading alternative energy companies and green power research articles.
Here is a link to the main future fuels webpage on HuffingtonPost.com, plus some recent posts:
President Obama promotes ethanol, provides direction
Biodiesel information and research
Clean Diesel energy bill before US Congress
Here is a link to the main future fuels webpage on HuffingtonPost.com, plus some recent posts:
President Obama promotes ethanol, provides direction
Biodiesel information and research
Clean Diesel energy bill before US Congress
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Plug-In Hybrids clean cars get boost from President Obama statement
In his answer to a question about the government's role as a major shareholder in USA auto companies, President Barack Obama stated:
I am not an auto engineer, and I can't design an affordable, plug-in hybrid automobile, but if Japan can create a hybrid car then doggone it, the American people can do it too. But we're not interested in growing government or staying in for the longterm... as soon as things get better we'll be looking to sell our stakes to private investors.
After opening with an update on the growing swine flu problem, Obama took questions from the media about his first 100 days in office. He gave articulate, even eloquent answers, and as a Canadian I must say it is refreshing to once again have an American President with a solid grasp of the critical issues and an ability to define the most logical proposed solutions.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Green Energy Stocks News Research April 2009 Update
Here are some clean power industry blog posts, news articles, and other online updates regarding alternative energy companies and investing in renewable power:
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Existing Fleet Conversion provides immediate economic and environmental benefits
Hy-Drive injects hydrogen to boost mileage and lower emissions
Hy-Drive Technologies (HGS-V) is in the final phase of a Hydrogen Generating System (HGS). The HGS generates, on-demand, and injects small amounts of hydrogen gas into the combustion chamber of a regular internal combustion engine creating an enriched air mixture and a more complete and faster burn of the air-fuel mixture. The result is reduced emissions and improved fuel efficiency and torque.
The initial application of Hy-Drive’s technologies is its proprietary "on-board" hydrogen and oxygen gas generation and injection system for internal combustion engines. The initial target markets for Hy-Drive are the existing commercial diesel-powered trucks and buses in the "after-market".
The Time is Right for Gas-guzzler to Dual-mode EV Conversions
Since early 2008, Axion Power International (AXPW.OB) has been quietly developing an experience base and building grass roots support for a gas-guzzler to dual-mode EV conversion initiative that has the short-term potential to transform up to 120 million gas-guzzling pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles and vans into gas sipping EV-50s. If recent articles from sources as diverse as The Daily Green, Edmunds Green Car Advisorand the Environmental Defense Fund are reliable indicators, the initiative is rapidly gaining ground.
The concept is simple – add electric power trains and battery packs to America's least fuel-efficient vehicles and give them 50 miles of plug-in EV range coupled with unlimited internal combustion range. The potential benefits to the economy are enormous because the U.S. could slash gasoline consumption by a billion gallons per year for every 1% of the gas-guzzler fleet that's converted to dual-mode. It's also a solution that could be immediately implemented using domestic products and create untold thousands of new cleantech jobs.
The first public discussion of Axion's gas-guzzler conversion initiative was in Dr. Edward Buiel's testimony before the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources last July. A few months later, Andrew Grove, the former chairman of Intel, published an article in McKinsey Quarterly titled "An Electric Plan for Energy Resilience" that approached the topic from a slightly different perspective. While Dr. Buiel's testimony focused on using lead-acid batteries and Mr. Grove's article focused on using Li-ion batteries, both men reached the same conclusion: that gas-guzzler to dual-mode EV conversions are the most cost effective baby-steps America can take in its drive for energy independence.
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