May 1, 2008 12:09 PM

World's Biggest Clean-Energy Projects

Over at Forbes, my friend Bill Pentland has put together a great story on the world’s largest alt-energy projects, which span the globe from Abu Dhabi’s MASDAR ecotopia to the Mojave’s solar bloom through Scotland’s tidal turbines. There’s even a slideshow of the projects. You know you love slideshows. Link: Green Giants: The World’s Largest […]

Over at Forbes, my friend Bill Pentland has put together a great story on the world's largest alt-energy projects, which span the globe from Abu Dhabi's MASDAR ecotopia to the Mojave's solar bloom through Scotland's tidal turbines.

There's even a slideshow of the projects. You know you love slideshows.

Link: Green Giants: The World's Largest Clean Energy Projects

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