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John currently works as a wilderness guide at a college in Colorado. He is also involved in gathering and analyzing information about the energy markets for a small investment firm in St. Louis.

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Geothermal power on the rise

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The US generates over 3,000 megawatts of electrical power from geothermal resources (that is roughly 3 large coal-fired power plants), making it the...
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Promising cleantech companies, 2009; top 100 firms

The Guardian and Cleantech Group have recently released a list of the top 100 most promising clean technology firms. The list of companies includes...
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Shakeout, consolidation continues in solar industry

It is easy to become overwhelmed these days when trying to sift through the major impacts affecting the solar industry currently; but for those solar...
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Renewable energy uncertainties

Where is the money for a renewable energy buildout going to come from? Is there a capital market solution brewing, or will the industry have to rely...
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Who's who in the DOE loan guarantee program

Which sectors will perform which functions in the future in the energy industry is still being discussed, but the Department of Energy is now...
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A global clean energy New Deal

The opportunity to shape a global clean energy New Deal is taking shape. Countries across the globe have pumped billions into their respective...
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Financing the cleantech boom

So now that the climate and energy bill seems to be growing some legs in Congress, talk within the investment community is growing about when and how...
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Energy revolution sparks compromise

The energy revolution that is brewing in Washington and on Wall Street has a different feel to it than other revolutions of the past; in fact, it can...
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