(All letters are in reverse chronological order)

2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003

Previous GENI-us letters can be found by clicking on the Index of monthly GENI Donor Letters 1993-2002 here.

2008

• December —
• November —
• October —
• September —
• August —
• July —
• June —
• May — Climate Change at the Tipping Point
• April — Ending Poverty in the Developing World — Both Macro and Micro Engineering Is Needed
• March — World's Growing Dependence On Coal Leaving A Trail Of Environmental Devastation ...It's Time We Stopped Shooting Ourselves In The Foot
• February — Flip the Old Energy Model Upside Down
• January — Solving Climate Change — Follow the Money -plus- 2007 GENI Highlights

2007

• December — GENI Challenges World Energy Conference and "What unites us is stronger than our differences"
• November — GENI Endorsers Win The Nobel Peace Prize while United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) Reports Global Risk
• October 19 — Should the Middle East and North African nations go Nuclear .... or Solar?
• October — California launches Renewable Energy Transmission Initiative
• September —If We Could Electrify Africa, We Would Eliminate Poverty in a Decade
• August — The UN Foundation Proposes Modernizing The Electric Power Grid And The Economist Features "Wind By Wire"
• July — G8 Project To Integrate Renewable Energy Into Electricity Grids
• June — Interns Change the World
• May — Making Money and Sense: Buy Green Power or Renewable Energy Credits and Put Solar on the Roof
• April — GENI featured in Rotarian Magazine and ACORE calls for Ten-Fold Increase in Renewable R&D
• March — GENI Endorses GROCC Climate Statement -and- What's Needed — A Design Science Revolution?
• February — California Blocking Coal — and Greening the Grid — Will Other States and Nations Follow?
• January — Top Renewable Stories of 2006 - International Grid Projects Accelerate — and It's Not Fast Enough!

2006

• December — Russia Linking Energy Grids to China and the Koreas -and- The Renewable Energy Potential of India
• November — China's Growth — Why Renewable Energy Is Essential -
• October — Is It Hot Enough Yet?
• September — Global Maps of Renewable Energy Potential & Cross-Border Electric Grids Act as Peace Highways
• August — KLD Global Climate 100 Index: Strong First Year - and Now Investable in Japan!
• July — IEA: Renewables Could Quadruple vs. EIA: U.S. Agency Predicts 75% More CO₂
• June — Spontaneous Cooperation is Breaking Out
• May — Mexico, China, Russia, Tajikistan: Building High-Voltage Transmission to Access Renewable Energy -
• April — 2005 United Nations Report on the Benefits, Costs and Issues of International Electric Power Grid Interconnections
• March — The GENI Initiative and Nuclear Energy
• February — China Connects Power Grids — World Economic Forum Identifies Top 5 Global Issues
• January — Utilities Pursuing Renewable Energy Strategies

2005

• December — Economic Development vs. Global Climate Change — Global Dilemma Solved
• November — The renewable energy transition — achieving first–world growth and the Millennium Development Goals
• October — Russia, China, Korea, Lebanon - important grid links receive little attention
• September — NASA's "Earth at Night" highlights our prosperity — but leaves 1.6 billion people in the dark
• August — Electricity Is Essential for Development — and the United Nations Agree
• July — GENI Partners with KLD Research and Analytics
  to Create KLD Global Climate 100^SM Index
• June — Iran, Russia, and ASEAN Pushing Power Grids
  plus Solar Potential in California is Enormous!
• May — Global Mapping of Wind and Solar Sites
• April — Global Ecosystem Report: Resource Use Is Not Sustainable
  and GENI Endorsements from Directors of UNICEF and IUCN
• March — New Zealand and United Arab Emirates Agree:
  the Grid is the Key Link to Renewables
• February — Energy is Key to Africa's Prosperity and Global Warming at Critical Point
• January — Transmission is Key for Wind Energy

2004

• December — Best Renewable Energy Policies on the Planet
• November — Oil at $50 a Barrel — It's Time to Change
• October — World Energy Conference Report
• September — Fortune Magazine supports Renewable Development
• August — World Energy Conference next month in Australia — and — WEC Life Cycle Analysis Favors Renewables
• July — Largest Renewable Energy Event held in Bonn, Germany
• June — The Best Renewable Energy Policies on the Planet
• May — Western U.S. Governors want renewables - yet the World Energy Council and IEA say renewables won't play a major role
• April — GENI announces $60,000 Matching Grant and Major Projects for 2004
• March — Grid Congestion and the Clean Energy Market
• February — The power grid gets attention from utilities and investors
• January — Middle East expanding nation-to-nation links - and - Canadian business and greens agree: renewable energy could meet needs

2003

• December — World Governments Launch REEEP — Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership
• November — Russia and the European Union Announce Plans to Link Grids by 2007
• October — Connecting the Iran-Iraq-Syria Grid — What about Incorporating Large Solar Arrays in the Deserts as well?.
• September — It's a Wired world; Blackout 2003 Lessons
• August — Energy Cooperation is the Solution to Energy Security
• July — Try a Hybrid Vehicle — Save Money and the Environment
• June — Global Oil Companies Project Renewable Growth
• May — Renewable Energy to Split Water in Iceland: the Future of Energy is Here
• April — Resource wars: Water, Oil, Fisheries. Finding Solutions that Meet Everyone's Needs
• March — World's Largest Nation Getting Connected
  — plus — CleanEdge.com Offers the Future of Energy
• February — Power Grid Interpendence vs. Independence
• January — The Energy Grid Can Transform Transportation As Well