Global Citizens Want Action As Poznan Talks Commence
International survey shows that people in rich and poor nations want action on climate change.
Michigan Bill Would Guarantee Profit For Renewables
Renewable Energy Sources Act would require utilities to purchase renewable power from producers at a profitable rate.
Solar Sidewalks Within Five Years
IBM's "Next Five in Five" report predicts that thin-film solar will soon turn common surfaces into energy producers.
'True' Cost of Coal is EUR 360B – Report
Greenpeace report takes into account the costs of greenhouse gas emissions, health impacts and mining accidents.
Ethanol Industry Unresponsive to Market Conditions – Report
Federal Trade Commission states that lack of concentration in the industry makes it impossible for producers to adjust price or cut output.
SunPower, City Solar Kraftwerke Sign 3-Year Deal
SunPower to supply German solar integrator with at least 100 MW of solar panels for European projects.
SolarWorld Insists Opel Offer Isn't a 'Gag'
SolarWorld chief executive told reporters his offer to buy Adam Opel from General Motors still stands.
Mantra Process Could Cut CO2 from Steel Production
Company says its electrochemical process can turn CO2 emissions into valuable organic acid.
Greenhouse Gases Warmest Ever in 2007
Gases keep going up.
California Leads U.S. in Solar Installations
Almost two-thirds of US solar systems are in California, most are in the Bay Area.