1. Double Wall, Double Trouble
(Blog/Fuel Management)

I'm a green guy. Well, not so green that I make sure every scrap of paper makes it into a recycle bin, but green enough that I drive a Hybrid, use cloth bags at the grocery store, and keep the thermostat ...

2. U.S. Clean Energy Competitiveness at a Crossroads
(Blog/Public Policy )

... U.S. Department of Energy loan guarantee was issued for the production of a cellulostic ethanol plant. This example gets to the heart of the clean/green technology dilemma facing us. R&D investment is ...

3. Global Warming: Forecasts by Scientists versus Scientific Forecasts.
(Blog/Public Policy )

With all due respect to K. C. Green and J. S. Armstrong who published an eponymous article in Energy and Environment  in 2007, the title of this blog has never been more relevant given a couple recent ...

4. Cap & Trade Charade
(Blog/Public Policy )

It appears the CARB is hell bent to make California the most expensive state in the nation to do business with by continuing to press a unilateral cap and trade regime within the state. This recent WSJ ...

5. Observations from the Wall Street Journal Eco:nomics Conference
(Blog/Public Policy )

... was the first to decode the human genome, so it’s a safe bet they know what they’re doing. Scary sci-fi or the next big thing? Soylent Green: It’s Fuel!!! So, if you are concerned about our energy future, ...

6. Spring Training, Spring Snow and Zytax Motor Fuel Forms
(Blog/Excise Motor Fuel Tax)

You probably wonder what the Zytax product designers have been up to other than suffering from football withdrawal. Well, the Houston-based designers are getting ready for baseball season and the Green ...

7. Boundless Biofuel Breakthroughs?
(Blog/Public Policy )

... Conference. There’s an all-star list of investment, business and governmental attendees who will be engaged in targeted working sessions concerning the green economy, so if there are certain topics you’d ...

8. Goin’ Back to Cali? I Don’t Think So.
(Blog/Public Policy )

Well, it’s been an insanely fast start to the new year, so apologies for my tardiness concerning blog posting. And, what an interesting new year it’s been thus far. I’ve been tracking a curious set of ...

9. December 2009 Archives
(Blog/December )

12/02/2009 - Change is Blowing in the Wind 12/09/2009 - Politics + Science = Trouble 12/21/2009 - Volatility as a Strategy: Opportunities in 2010 12/30/2009 - Greenhouse Organics?       ...

10. Greenhouse Organics?
(Blog/Public Policy )

... am an ardent believer in the need for energy independence for the United States. Perhaps it’s overly simplistic, but I believe the market will match consumer demand for green products and, yes, that includes ...

11. Politics + Science = Trouble
(Blog/Public Policy )

The EPA’s recent endangerment ruling on greenhouse gases ahead of the global climate summit in Copenhagen is a dangerous mix of pseudo-science and political agenda that can have serious repercussions on ...

12. Change is Blowing in the Wind
(Blog/Tax Determination)

... research and resources, there is a revolutionary approach to tax reform called “tax shifting” - or “green taxes” - which replaces taxes on "goods" with taxes on "bads." Sightline Institute stated the following ...

13. Green Fuel
(Category)