St. Olaf College Receives LEED Platinum
$63 million Regents Hall is the largest and most complex academic facility in the nation to earn the platinum rating.
Alaska Wants Polar Bear Delisted
New Alaska governor to continue Palin's fight against Endangered Species designation.
Suntech Chooses Phoenix for First US Manufacturing
Chinese solar firm will set up its first US manufacturing facility in the Greater Phoneix area.
Hemlock Semiconductor Begins Construction in Tennessee
Polysilicon production plant is expected to employ 500 people upon completion in 2012.
Siemens Receives First Latin America Order for Wind Turbines
Los Vergeles wind farm in Tamaulipas, Mexico will employ 70 2.3MW-wind turbines.
Solar Thermal Firm Ausra Seeking Buyer
Two sources told Reuters the company is in talks with three different global conglomerates.
Weekly Investor Roundup
Chrysler abandons EVs; NRG Energy acquires Bluewater Wind; Landis+Gyr raises $100M; and more.
Top 10 Green Building Products of 2009
GreenSpec Directory and Environmental Building News released its annual top 10-list of green building products.
New Solar Bill Provides Incentives for US Manufacturing
Bipartisan Solar Manufacturing Jobs Creation Act to be introduced in both houses of Congress.
DOE, USDA Announce $24M for Bioenergy Research
Total of 12 grants to universities and companies will support advanced bioenergy initiatives.