Depending on how you look at it, the market for alternative energy continues to get sunnier, breezier, orfuel cellier. Solar, wind, and fuel cell energy still only account for a fraction of the country's capacity, but a new report from San Francisco-based renewable energy research firm Clean Edge forecasts a busy decade ahead for these burgeoning technologies.
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Depending on how you look at it, the market for alternative energy continues to get sunnier, breezier, or…fuel cellier. Solar, wind, and fuel cell energy still only account for a fraction of the country's capacity, but a new report from San Francisco-based renewable energy research firm Clean Edge forecasts a busy decade ahead for these burgeoning technologies.
