Pennsylvania OKs Fracking, Fossil Fuel Extraction On College Campuses
A new law passed by the Republican majority opens the state's university system to coal, oil and natural gas extraction.
Solyndra Files Suit Against Chinese Solar Companies
Solyndra is fighting back, seeking damages of $1.5 billion.
Denmark, S. Korea, Singapore Offer Lessons to US
Because of their national policies, Denmark cuts coal use two-thirds, S. Korea requires companies to cut emissions, and Singapore mandates green building.
Could Frozen Air Heat Up Energy Storage?
Highview Power Storage is commercializing a utility-scale system that draws and stores energy from frozen air.
Norway Raises Carbon Tax on Oil Industry to Fund Low-Carbon Transition
The world's third-largest oil exporter is doubling the carbon tax on the oil industry to pay for a wide range of initiatives that will get the country off oil.
Biogas Fuel Cell Power Plant Comes Online
This installation brings the utility closer to its goal of being Gridless by 2020.
Disney Pledges To Eliminate Rainforest-Sourced Paper
The policy applies across the giant company's operations and, ultimately, its 3,700 licensees and suppliers.
It's Stunning! Why Has Cape Wind Been Delayed for 11 Years?
It's been hard to imagine why the first offshore wind farm has been delayed for so long, but now we know why - it's the Koch Brothers.
India's Suzlon Defaults On $209 Million Bond
The world's sixth largest wind turbine maker is struggling to raise working capital.
Washington State Could Elect the Greenest Governor
Jay Inslee is an outspoken advocate for clean technologies and action on climate change.