Building Integrated Solar Close to Tipping Point
Western Europe will start as the largest market because of its policy that requires net-zero energy buildings.
Cities Could Save $70 Trillion Through Energy-Efficient Transportation
The savings comes from not spending that money on oil, roads and other infrastructure and vehicles.
Nebraska Lawsuit Could Postpone Keystone Pipeline Decision
Landowners are suing because of the state's use of eminent domain, forcing them to allow the pipeline on their property.
Softbank, Bloom Energy Team on Japanese Fuel Cell Venture
The $20 million partnership is the first international venture for Bloom.
The Story Behind the Exponential Growth of Clean Power Finance
Clean Power Finance Inc. has quickly risen to become a key player in financing residential solar through its online business-to-business marketplace.
Poison Ivy Loves Climate Change
Poison ivy is growing faster, bigger and more potent thanks to increased carbon in the atmosphere.
A New Concept: A Sustainability Incubator for Cities
Portland State University's Urban Sustainability Accelerator has selected the first group of cities to assist in making sustainability a reality.
Excel, Department of Interior Approvals Add Almost 2 Gigawatts of Wind
Excel signed deals for 1.3 GW and DOI approved a 500 MW wind farm in Arizona.
Ingenious Ikea Shelter Could Replace Tents for Refugees
True to form, it arrives in four flat boxes, with every component designed for insulation, low cost and durability.
Delaware is 19th State to Charter Benefit Corporations
When companies file as Benefit Corporations, the law requires they take the environment, community, employees and suppliers into account when making business decisions, as opposed to being solely focused on profit.