Falling Costs, Natural Demand Will Drive Renewable Energy Forward
Through 2030, 70% of the world's new power capacity will come from renewables.
Google Pushes Utilities Toward Offering Renewable Energy Option
Under Google's model, large customers would pay a tariff to buy all or some renewable energy directly from utilities.
1 Million Comments Submitted Against Keystone Pipeline
Still, President Obama is expected to approve it.
ALEC Picks Up the Pace: 16 States Could Repeal Renewable Energy Policy
They use cheap natural gas as a shield for diluting and then eliminating state RPSs.
New Tool To Attract Solar Investors: Monitor Real-Time Performance
NREL is building an open-source database that shows the real-time performance of solar plants across the US to improve access to capital.
A Smart Idea: Protect an Ecosystem's Food Source and It Will Thrive
A dam comes down on the East coast and the first ecosystem-wide fisheries plan is approved on the West coast.
George W. Bush Presidential Center Achieves LEED-Platinum
Cool and green roofs and 15 acres of restored Texas prairie in the heart of Dallas are some of the features.
ABB Expands Cleantech Presence: Buys Power-One
Leading solar power inverter company Power-One is ABB's ninth cleantech acquisition.
No Limit to Koch Bros Tentacles: Entering Media
They could well buy eight of the biggest newspapers left in the US.
How Earth Day Got Its Start
Inspired by the anti-war movement, Senator Gaylord Nelson infused that energy with the emerging environmental consciousness.