September 16, 2008 - Cleantech.com Quote o' the week
"We're at a fork in the road. If we're not quite at the fork, we're standing up through the sunroof looking down the road at the fork."
— Dr. Tony Haymet, Director, Scripps Institute of Oceanography, at the Cleantech Forum in Washington D.C. on how the world needs to get serious about either coal CO2 sequestration or demand destruction
"The blackout that hit New York and the Northeast five years ago was a wake-up call that it was time to change course and fast. The good news is that investment in transmission lines is up."
— New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, calling for more renewable power at a Las Vegas event (full story »)
"Your [webinar] was informative, with an eye to the special issues that affect cleantech, such
as regulation and the international policy issues around climate change. Looking
forward to seeing more!"
"The carbon credit industry was $64 billion last year. It's bigger
than solar and wind combined. It's the biggest cleantech industry by a
long shot, and it's only four years old."
— Neal Dikeman, co-founder and
CEO of CarbonFlow (full article »)
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