California Mostly Sticks to Renewables to Replace Nuclear Energy
California's final strategy to replace the electricity from San Onofre leaves the door open to mostly renewable energy.
White House, Science Community Try to Instill Emergency of Climate Change
As an antidote to the rash of misinformation, the White House launched ClimateData.gov and American Association for the Advancement of Science launched What We Know.
Scotland Approves Massive Offshore Wind Farm, While New Jersey Rejects Tiny One Again
While Scotland moves forward on a 1.9 GW wind farm, New Jersey can't even get a 25 MW one off the ground.
Front Group Takes Aim at Green Building, Clean Energy, Environmental Groups
Multi-millionaire publicist Rick Berman has found new targets, which he's attacking through the group, Environmental Policy Alliance.
African Renewable Energy Fund Launches With $100 Million
The first Fund sourced with money from Africa, it will support early stage projects across the continent.
Programmers Challenged to Help Accelerate Marine Energy
To accelerate the wave and tidal industries, the Department of Energy launched a coding competition that offers cash prizes.
Geothermal And Lithium Production, Perfect Together
Simbol breaks ground on the first plant that makes lithium from a byproduct of geothermal production.
Green Technology Spotlight: World's First Biodegradable, Carbon Capturing Winery!
After five years of research, this French winery is net-zero energy, combining the best of lifecycle thinking.
Adopt-A-Watt Does for Efficiency What Adopt-A-Highway Does for Litter
This innovative program brings energy efficiency upgrades to public institutions that can't afford them.
President Obama's 2015 Budget
As in previous budgets, would make renewable energy tax credits permanent and gives a boost to EERE's budget in the Department of Energy.