Hydrogen Fuel Cell Bus In London
It’s been such a good week for cleaner energy I can’t decide where to begin so I’ll quickly mention the three best things I saw all week (week and a half?).
In London, hydrogen might get a chance as they are beginning construction on filling stations making it possible to drive cross country in the hydrogen fuel cell vehicles most americans have never heard of. They’re aiming for completion before the 2012 Olympics.
Investment in clean tech start ups is up over 80% according to the Cleantech Group and Deloitte.
It seems the good people of Los Angeles will not need to wait for feed in tariff legislation that has fizzled in the house. The Los Angeles Business Council (LABC) recently released a study on cost-effective approaches to local solar energy generation through solar feed-in tariffs (FiT). The same sort of legislation that has fostered unimaginable success for clean tech in Germany.
Did I miss any more excitement this week?
