Japanese Building Claims World's Lowest Emissions
Shimuzu's new headquarters is 62% more efficient than any building in the world.
Facebook's Quest to Unfriend Coal Will Take Time
The social network's fast growth make its 2015 clean energy goal tough to reach.
New England States Embrace Regional Procurement for Renewable Energy
States agree to coordinate purchases of renewable energy to improve pricing and ramp up projects.
US Adopts Tariffs Against Wind Towers from China, Vietnam
Hefty duties are being imposed after federal investigation finds manufacturers sell below production costs.
New Hampshire Senator Shaheen's Energy Efficiency Crusade
The Senate's national energy efficiency bill has bipartisan support, so why hasn't it passed yet?
Romney Energy Team Full of Bush Era 'Dinosaurs'
Like his energy plan, Romney's energy and economic advisers are all about fossil fuels.
Americans More Open to Electric Bikes Than Electric Cars
US sales of electric bicycles, hampered by limited distribution, will still triple to 265,000 by 2018.
NJ Utility Seeks $883 Million to Expand Solar
New Jersey's largest utility wants ratepayers to fund $883 million in new solar construction.
European Wind on Pace for Record Year, Outlook Uncertain for 2013
Financial transactions for the first half of 2012 matched the volume for all of 2011.
Could Artificial Insemination Save Coral Reefs?
Marine biologist are freezing billions of coral eggs and sperm to help rebuild the population.