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Dana Hull covers clean technology and energy policy for the San Jose Mercury News. She often writes about electric vehicles, the smart grid, the solar industry and California energy policy, from RPS goals to Gov. Jerry Brown's big dreams for distributed generation.


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Elon Musk puts his money where his mouth is, again
1 2009
5 days ago Dana Hull 1 Comment

Elon Musk puts his money where his mouth is, again

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk is putting his money where his mouth is, again. Tesla is offering 2.7 million shares of common stock and $450 million in convertible senior notes as part of an effort to raise nearly $830 million. Read More →
CREDO urges tech leaders to follow Elon Musk’s example and quit Zuck’s FWD.us group
1 2009
7 days ago Dana Hull No Comments

CREDO urges tech leaders to follow Elon Musk’s example and quit Zuck’s FWD.us group

On Friday, Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk quit FWD.us, the advocacy group formed by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, after the group's subsidiaries funded ads for conservative Senators touting their support for the Keystone XL pipeline and oil drilling in Read More →
Tesla analyst raises price target to $100
1 2009
11 days ago Dana Hull 6 Comments

Tesla analyst raises price target to $100

Theo O'Neil, an analyst who covers Tesla Motors, is taking his price target on the stock to $100 from $38 based on better than expected first quarter results "I know this looks crazy but here’s what’s going on," said O'Neil Read More →
Tesla Motors: 5 Things to Look for in Wednesday’s earnings call
1 2009
12 days ago Dana Hull 3 Comments

Tesla Motors: 5 Things to Look for in Wednesday’s earnings call

Tesla Motors reports its 1st-quarter earnings Wednesday after the market close. In April, Tesla announced it had sold 4,750 Model S sedans in the quarter, exceeding its original guidance of 4,500 and putting the company on a path to Read More →
Time for California to tax oil extraction?
Clean Tech 93
18 days ago Dana Hull 3 Comments

Time for California to tax oil extraction?

With a Democratic super-majority in the state legislature, lawmakers in Sacramento could pass tax increases without Republican votes. Now Noreen Evans (D-Santa Rosa) and Mark Leon (D-San Francisco) are pushing a highly contentious plan to tax oil that is pumped from Read More →
Asia! Silver Spring Networks’s first earnings call as a public company
Clean Tech 93
19 days ago Dana Hull 1 Comment

Asia! Silver Spring Networks’s first earnings call as a public company

Silver Spring Networks, the Redwood City smart grid company that celebrated its long-awaited IPO in March, marked another milestone Wednesday: the first earnings call as a public company. Silver Spring Networks was founded in Milwaukee in 2002 and provides the Read More →

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