— Unnamed European Energy Commissioner touring a solar PV plant last week; recounted by Hermann Scheer in keynote at Cleantech Forum XVII in Brussels (story »)

— How California Lighting Technology Center Director Michael Siminovitch describes the market opportunity for self-dimming LED parking garage lighting (story »)

— Natsource LLC founder Jack Cogen on the tiny size of today's carbon economy. At the Wall St. Green Trading Summit in New York.

— Bill Bumpers of Baker & Botts at the Wall St. Green Trading Summit on a forthcoming Dingell-Boucher U.S. Congressional carbon trading bill vs. the Senate's Lieberman-Warner bill

— Mike Peevey, president of the California Public Utilities Commission, responding to criticism of solar PV tech by UC professor Severin Borenstein (article »)

— Serious Materials CEO Kevin Surace on buildings as the dominant global source of CO₂ emissions

— Anil Duggal, head of GE's Advanced Technology Program in Organic Electronics, on his new organic LEDs (full story »)

— Investor Vinod Khosla at a press conference announcing his chairmanship of Cleantech India's advisory board (full story »)

— Adam Browning, executive director of California's Vote Solar Initiative, comparing Germany's feed-in tariff to the state's new feed-in tariff (story »)

— Jasmin Ansar, manager of environmental policy at PG&E, on whether corporate responsibility initiatives translate into economic benefits. On a panel at Google in Mountain View, CA, Feb 13th, 2008.

— Charles T. Drevna of the U.S. National Petrochemical and Refiners' Association on a study claiming converting land to biofuel production can actually speed global warming (full story »)