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Green Energy, Texas Style: Three Steps Toward Markets for Clean Power

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It’s become clear that the federal government doesn’t have the capability or the credibility to promote the growth of clean energy as quickly as people hoped three years ago. Cap-and-trade crashed and burned. The Deepwater Horizon blew up

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Support industries, not companies.

At SXSWEco, a common refrain from the slightly weary solar industry people was that Solyndra just didn’t have a competitive product—not because its product was ridiculous, but beca

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Convince consumers.

Iga Hallberg, the vice-president of business development for HelioVolt, an Austin-based solar company that makes solar panels, often refers to “natural” phenomena: People will naturally ins

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Set some standards.

The failure of cap-and-trade has made some people skittish about mandates, but it’s possible that cap-and-trade was just too big and too far-reaching to implement today. That doesn’

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