Sarah Lozanova

Sarah Lozanova is passionate about the new green economy and renewable energy. Her experience includes work with small-scale solar energy installations and utility-scale wind farms. She earned an MBA in sustainable management from the Presidio School of Management and is a co-founder of Trees Across the Miles, an urban reforestation initiative.

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New technologies may push wind energy to new heights
By Sarah Lozanova, February 28, 2013
Developers are ditching steel meteorological towers in favor of aluminum ones to more economically assess resources.
Starbucks Coffee: Green or Greenwashed?
By Sarah Lozanova, June 10, 2009
Starbucks is given credit by many for revolutionizing the American coffee drinking experience. The company, however, is both praised and criticized by environmentalists. Is Starbucks a leader of...
Electric Car Companies Use Partnerships to Boost Success
By Sarah Lozanova, May 22, 2009
Developing the electric car, bringing it to market and having it succeed are huge feats. To overcome design and infrastructure hurdles, many automakers are partnering with other organizations....
Tapping into Wind Power as a Source for Jobs
By Sarah Lozanova, April 05, 2009
Wind energy capacity in the U.S. grew by 8,358 MW last year, an impressive 50 percent jump in total capacity, and employment in the industry rose 35 percent. Job opportunities are expected to grow...
GE, Google, Waste Management: Three Fortune 500 Firms with Emerging Roles in Clean Energy
By Sarah Lozanova, March 02, 2009
To achieve President Obama's goal to double the use of renewable energy in three years and significantly improve energy efficiency would be a momentous feat. The skill and ingenuity of many...