Laurie Guevara-Stone
RMI
Laurie Stone has over 20 years of experience in renewable energy technologies. Prior to joining RMI, Laurie was the International Program Manager for Solar Energy International (SEI), where she organized renewable energy trainings around the world. She also wrote articles for environmental magazines including Home Power, Solar Today and Mother Earth News, and published SEI's monthly enewsletter. Laurie has extensive experience working on and documenting renewable energy projects throughout Latin America.
Here's how to update electricity pricing for the 21st century
The predominant models for pricing electricity date back to 1961. The time has come to revisit and update that standard. Read More
A small town in Germany becomes a testing ground for a smart grid
Siemens is taking advantage of this village's electricity surplus to test a smart grid that automatically stabilizes the power network. Read More
Can EVs tough it on rural roads?
The first EV Rally of the Rockies shows that there are more charging stations that you might think — and that EVs aren't just for urban commuters. Read More
How a decaying Swedish city became an eco-friendly hub
Malmö has embraced smart tech, green roofs and car-sharing — and produces 30 percent of its energy via renewables. Read More
How Bogota creates social equality through sustainable transit
Colombia's capital has spent over 15 years improving bus transportation and bike and pedestrian paths. Voters love the car-free days. Read More
Why a small German village bet big on renewables
The rural town of Feldheim has become a surprising leader in clean energy. Read More
How a small town in Italy became a model of sustainability
By the end of the 1980s, Varese Ligure was becoming a dying town. Then its mayor embraced environmental stewardship, and everything changed. Read More
South Pacific island brings a high-renewables future to the present
The island nation of Tokelau produces more energy than it uses thanks to three solar systems. Read More