Blogs

In part two of Mr. Herman’s interview with Andrew Congdon of Sometimesdaily the question regarding humanity’s fear of change is asked.  » Read more

Although there are scores of renewable energy alternatives, which we believe are all incredibly important to our energy portfolio, there is one that stands out more brightly than others in its energy/economic impact for the planet. » Read more

In thinking about the often static movement befalling great technological advancement for public benefit, it pleases me very much to witness evolution in progress where an actual physical product arises from once held inspiration, moving its way to concept then to form. » Read more

On Thursday the 28^th Jetstream Wind hosted a celebration of achievement in clean technology. We invited investors, sponsors and potential sponsors to a private unveiling of Climate Kitchen.  » Read more

 Climate Kitchen is well underway in its development and promises to be a very exciting project.    » Read more

On December 16th, we announced our latest development in breakthrough energy technology.

This is very exciting news and what we believe to be a "game changer" not only for the way we collectively look at hydrogen power production, along with solid, off-grid power sources, but also interestingly enough, for our State film industry. 

Just when you thought that a series of rogue emails from London were going to further put a plug in an already slow moving system, Lisa Jackson, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, arrived to be the necessary plunger to get things flowing along once again. 

Here’s why. 

In April of 2007, the Supreme Court ruled in Massachusetts vs. the EPA that the Clean Air Act gives the EPA the authority to regulate emissions of greenhouse gases, if they are indeed a threat to human health and welfare. » Read more

Maybe it’s uncomfortable for people to sort of "wrap their heads around" the thought of hydrogen actually being that "perfect fuel".  It has, after all, only really been utilized in industries and for products that we don’t generally pay much attention to in the way they were brought to the shelves perse.

Hydrogen also got a bad rap in 1937…1937! when it was mistakenly accused of a catastrophy it didn’t commit, thereby eclipsing what may have had the ability to save us all a lot of time and energy…literally. » Read more

From December 6-18th in Copenhagen, representatives from  approximately 170 countries will meet for a final climate change agreement before the 2012 Kyoto Protocol runs out.

Jetstream Wind, Inc. is proud to have our voice heard at this conference by New Mexico’s AM Energy, representing our goals and technology for clean energy.

As a separate but equally important aspect to this conference, a movement has begun that inspires creativity and responsibility in our ability to create change. » Read more