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• Tom Konrad, Ph.D.

  is a policy wonk and investment analyst specializing in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency.

  This blog is focused on clean energy policy and economics. He also writes about Clean Energy stock market investments at Forbes.com and AltenergyStocks.com.

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