US Stands Firm, Finalizes Weighty Tariffs on Chinese Solar Companies
The Dept of Commerce imposed strong duties in advance of the US International Trade Commission decision due November 7.
Japan's Renewable Energy Frenzy is 83% Solar
Solar energy is being added in Japan at a frantic pace, thanks to the country's feed-in law.
SolarCity's IPO Filing Reveals Treasury, IRS Probes on Solar Industry
The Treasury Dept and IRS are investigating the 1603 cash grant program for possible misrepresentations.
The House Record on Clean Energy And Efficiency
The GOP-led House of Representatives has voted 42 times directly against clean energy and efficiency.
California Model Incentivizes Commercial Energy Efficiency
Property owners can pay for energy efficiency through their utility bills.
Amazon's Indigenous Groups Win Against Chevron: US Supreme Court Rejects Case
Chevron is still trying to get out of paying $19 billion in damages in the first case won by indigenous people against a multinational corporation.
US Greenlights Biggest Wind Farm, Developer Races to Build Nation's First Offshore Project
A Wyoming wind farm will power 1 million homes; Deepwater submits permits for its first offshore wind farm.
Fossil Fuel Lobby Targets Matt Damon's New Film About Fracking
Months in advance of the film's opening, the industry plans a misinformation campaign.
Organized Crime Logging World's Remaining Forests
Criminals rake in up to $100 billion a year through bribes and hacking.
Puma Calculates Environmental Cost Of Shoes, Clothing
The company is the first to produce an environmental profit and loss statement, and is now drilling down to individual products.