By Sam Hopkins

I traveled to Britain in the spring of 2006 to see first-hand what I had been reading at the BBC — that Scotland was becoming a pivotal part of a worldwide energy economy in transition from fossil fuels to clean power.

The Terminator Governator shares a truly profound insightas to why California's non-partisan Legislative Analyst's Office is wrong in their conclusion that the state's greenhouse gas emissions bill will destroy jobs.

"I travel up and down the state, unlike others that only have theoretical opinions," the governor said. "I see firsthand … that all kinds of (green industry) places want to expand, all we have to do is give them the incentives, the tax incentives and the job creation packages. I know that AB 32 will create jobs."

The lights went out on solar-energy ETFs in February, which dropped by double digits for the month. The good news? Incentive programs and government financing are revitalizing the ailing sector.

Claymore/MAC Global Solar Energy (NYSEArca: TAN) and Market Vectors Solar Energy ETF (NYSEArca: KWT) fell 11% last month, writes Kevin Baker for TheStreet.