Bob Paine previews his EUEC workshop on emission controls

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Bob Paine, Technical Director at Westford, MA-based AECOM, discusses existing and emerging EPA emission control standards and what's needed to comply with them, previewing a workshop he'll be giving with Bob Iwanchuk at the EUEC Conference in Phoenix, AZ, in February, 2010

John Farrell at ILSR on states' internal renewables potential

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John Farrell, researcher at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, talks about its new report on the ability of US states to meet their own Renewable Portfolio Standards and internally provide all their own electricity from renewables, recorded from Minneapolis, MN, on October 8, 2009

Mark Duda at HSEA talks about pro-FIT decision by HPUC

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Mark Duda, President of the Hawaii Solar Energy Association, talks about the decision by the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission to move forward in instituting a feed-in tariff program for the island state, recorded from Honolulu, Hawaii, on September 30, 2009

Craig Morris talks about FITINOs--feed-in tariffs-in-name-only

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Craig Morris, author of Energy Switch, and proprietor of translation service Petite Planete, talks about feed-in tariffs (FITs) and distinguishes them from feed-in tariffs-in-name only, or FITINOs, recorded from Freiburg, Germany, on September 29, 2009

Paul Gipe on Ontario's launch of big feed-in tariffs

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Paul Gipe, of wind-works.org, long-time feed-in tariff advocate, talks about today's launch of North America's biggest feed-in tariff program in Ontario, Canada, recorded September 24, 2009

James Carlini on the need for "intelligent infrastructure"

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James Carlini, consultant and columnist, talks about real estate, 4G networks, and the need to develop "keyboard-ready" government stimulus efforts designed to revitalize the U.S. economy, recorded from East Dundee, Illinois, on September 24, 2009

A Net Neutrality Sampler

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Marc Strassman at Etopia News conducts audio interviews with Andrew Jay Schwartzman, Anthony Riddle,, Ben Scott, Harold Feld, and Jonathan Rintels about the concept and importance of net neutrality.