As Start of Alaska Drilling Looms, Challenges Continue
Shell is relentless in its drive to drill exploratory wells in the Arctic in August.
Red Tape Reduction and Small Business Job Creation Act
This House bill would make it illegal to pass any regulation or any action that might lead to a regulation.
Renewable Energy Just Got Easier to Tie to the Grid
FERC's rule changes level the playing field for renewable energy and advanced energy storage technologies.
Dr. Pepper Gets a LEED-Gold Green Retrofit
The company expects to cut expenses 25% with a payback of one year for its upfront costs.
Conditions Ripe for Residential Combined Heat and Power
Japan and Germany are leading manufacturing and adoption.
Record Year for Solar Project Acquisitions
Solar assets are increasingly attractive to investors and less so to developers once they're established.
What's Up in the House This Week?
Goodies for mining and oil companies are on the list this week, but the EPA won on air pollution.
13 States Ask Automakers to Rev Up Natural Gas Vehicles
Governors with rich natural gas resources want the average person to buy natural gas vehicles.
Intelligent Lighting Gaining Broad Acceptance, LEDs Have Smallest Footprint
LEDs have the smallest environmental footprint; the world market for lighting controls is gaining broad acceptance.
Hertz Adding Solar at JFK, Newark Airports
Hertz is adding solar at as many rental locations as possible, the company says.