Tag Archives: green renewables

Rural Solar, Pros and Cons Discussion

Posted on October 28, 2021 by Sandwich Climate

The Sandwich Climate Action Coalition (SCAC) in October 2021 held two rural solar community discussions lead by Sandwich, N.H. residents. The first was with residents who live off the grid with solar. It’s not for everyone, learn the pros and … Continue reading →

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National Report: All Renewable Transition Possible by 2050

Posted on June 3, 2021 by Sandwich Climate

Inside Climate News, summarizing the final report of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s Electrification Futures Study, concludes that by 2050: a transition to mostly renewable energy is possible, but will require households and businesses to be flexible in how they consume … Continue reading →

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It’s Now More Profitable to Save World than to Ruin It

Posted on April 16, 2020 by Sandwich Climate

As part of our continuing series on how renewables are cheaper than fossil fuels, here is the Wired magazine article: Solar Power Is Sustainable for the Economy, Too by Stephen Witt. Here is my favorite quote  from the article, which I am … Continue reading →

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Forbes Contributor Bullish on Renewables

Posted on April 15, 2020 by Sandwich Climate

Frank Holmes, who covers emerging markets for Forbes, makes:The Case For Pivoting Into Renewable Energy. He writes: The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) expects electricity generation from renewable sources to surpass nuclear and coal by as early as next year. … Continue reading →

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