Category: Renewables Alternative Energy

Food for Thought, Profit

Written by Nick Hodge
Posted February 14, 2011

Editor Nick Hodge covers food policy, biofuel policy, weather, China, and population on a tour of the reasons high food prices are here to stay.

Maryland Offshore Wind

Written by unknown
Posted February 13, 2011

Editor Jeff Siegel investigates new opportunities in domestic offshore wind.

Profit from G.W.'s Sudan Peace

Written by Christian DeHaemer
Posted February 9, 2011

Editor Chris DeHaemer discusses oil production in Sudan and why East African oil companies are on his watch list.

Chasing a Rabbit

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted February 9, 2011

Guest Contributor Kaitlin Walter takes a loot at Obama's high-speed rail network proposal.

Chinese Picks and Shovels

Written by Nick Hodge
Posted February 7, 2011

Editor Nick Hodge tries to convey just how fast China is growing, the resources it needs to do it, and how you can profit.

Alternative Energy Scam

Written by unknown
Posted February 6, 2011

Editor Jeff Siegel discusses Washington's latest bad idea.

Weekend: In Case You Didn't Know...

Written by Nick Hodge
Posted February 4, 2011

Editor Nick Hodge offers a few highlights on rising commodity prices across the globe.

Population's Effect on the Future of Energy

Written by Christian DeHaemer
Posted February 3, 2011

Editor Chris DeHaemer talks about the three hottest trends in energy as the world's population balloons and with it, energy demand.

Egypt's Effect on Oil Prices

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted February 2, 2011

Guest Contributor Kaitlin Walter discusses how turmoil in Egypt is affecting oil prices.

Far-Off Energy Advances... Today

Written by Nick Hodge
Posted February 2, 2011

Editor Nick Hodge offers three seemingly far-off energy trends available or being developed today.

Obama Pep Rally

Written by unknown
Posted January 30, 2011

Editor Jeff Siegel discusses Obama's State of the Union Address.

We're Propping Up Failure

Written by Nick Hodge
Posted January 27, 2011

Editor Nick Hodge takes a break from the energy to warn you what's wrong with our capital.