I had the opportunity to hear Nick d’Arbeloff, president of the New England Clean Energy Council, give a talk on Thursday, April 23, titled: “The Case for Energy Transformation: Climate Change, Energy Security, and Global Fossil Fuel Supply.” d’Arbeloff extensively discussed the causes of global warming and the need for more sustainable energy supplies. Near [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Renewable Energy’
Report on New England clean energy firms
Posted in External Resources, Renewable Energy, sustainability, tagged cleantech, d'Arbeloff, global warming, Renewable Energy, wind power on April 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Trendwatching.com’s 12 eco-trends to watch
Posted in External Resources, sustainability, tagged conscious consumers, environment, going green, green design, green marketing, Renewable Energy, solar energy, sustainability, Sustainable Marketing, Trendwatching.com, wind power on March 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Hey all – I wanted to share this interesting briefing on Trendwatching.com about eco trends that present exciting opportunities for marketers and entrepreneurs. Trendwatching refers to these opportunities as an eco-bounty, and they provide the following definition: “ECO-BOUNTY refers to the numerous opportunities, both short and long term, for brands that participate in the epic [...]
Key findings from Direct Marketing Going Green panel
Posted in External Resources, PR, sustainability, tagged environment, FSC, going green, green printing, grossman marketing group, Renewable Energy, soy inks, sustainability, Sustainable Marketing, wind power on March 4, 2009 | 3 Comments »
As I wrote before, I was on a panel titled “DM Going Green – Separating Fact and Fiction” on January 13. The session, which was organized by the New England Direct Marketing Association, was interesting and the conversation was lively. Floyd Kemske, who serves as Editor of NEDMA News and Creative Director at Amergent, wrote [...]
Financial Times: Why sustainability is still going strong
Posted in External Resources, sustainability, tagged best practices, Financial Times, going green, Renewable Energy, sustainability on February 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A friend of mine sent along the following link to a piece written by Duke professors Daniel Vermeer and Robert Clemen, about the importance of a refined sustainability strategy during this economic crisis. Vermeer is the executive director of the Corporate Sustainability Initiative at the Duke Fuqua School of Business, and Clemen is professor and [...]
News roundup – it’s about the wind
Posted in External Resources, PR, Renewable Energy, sustainability, Uncategorized, tagged fossil fuels, going green, green marketing, grossman marketing group, Renewable Energy, sustainability, T. Boone Pickens, wind power on January 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As I have written in the past, renewable energy is critical to our nation’s future – not only from a carbon emissions perspective but also for national security reasons. My firm’s adoption of and support for renewable energy (we offset 100% of our energy with Green-e certified wind power through Renewable Choice, the firm that [...]
Cape Wind one step closer to approval
Posted in External Resources, Renewable Energy, tagged Cape Wind, Renewable Energy, wind power on January 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Cape Wind, the nation’s first proposed offshore wind farm, moved one step closer to final approval on Friday, when the Minerals Management Service (MMS) issued a favorable final review of the project. Please click here for a story in the Boston Globe. Please click here for the full report from MMS. Support for Cape Wind [...]
Boston Globe: Catalyzing the clean-energy economy
Posted in External Resources, tagged clean, Renewable Energy on December 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Boston Globe published an interesting op-ed piece earlier this week with suggestions of ways that the incoming secretary of energy, Steven Chu, can spur the development of clean technologies in the United States. The article, co-authored by Nick d’Arbeloff, the executive director of the New England Clean Energy Council, and Hemant Taneja, a managing [...]
Forbes.com: “How To Go Green And Stay Cost-Competitive”
Posted in PR, Renewable Energy, tagged Forbes, Renewable Energy, wind power on December 7, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Forbes ran a story Friday on how green practices can help businesses compete and succeed. The reporter heard about our success with our wind power initiative, through which we’re able to help our clients produce their marketing communications materials with Green-e certified wind power at no extra cost, and included us in the article. Below [...]
A must read – Al Gore’s NYTimes column (11/9/2008)
Posted in External Resources, Renewable Energy, tagged Al Gore, New York Times, Renewable Energy, solar energy, wind power on November 10, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Al Gore wrote an excellent column in the New York Times on Sunday, 11/9, in which he lays out a very clear and sensible five-part plan to get America to produce 100 percent of its electricity from carbon-free sources within 10 years. Although he has launched the We Campaign which has pushed this goal, this [...]
Best practices in green printing: using printed collateral to support your organizational mission
Posted in green printing, paper, Renewable Energy, tagged green marketing, green printing, new leaf, Renewable Energy, solar energy on October 14, 2008 | 1 Comment »
My firm does a fair amount of work for SkyFuel, a solar energy company headquartered in New Mexico. SkyFuel is a cutting-edge clean technology provider that has been recognized for their pioneering work in the renewable energy space. SkyFuel needs to disseminate their ideas in printed form at trade shows, investor presentations and other industry [...]
