First Solar Enters U.S. Residential Segment with SolarCity Deal
First solar will supply 100 MW of solar modules to residential installer, and invest $25 million in the company.
Spire to Provide 30 MW Solar Line in S. Korea
Hanwha Chemical Corporation will enter the solar market with a production line provide by Massachusetts-based Spire.
Ice-Based Technology For Distributed Power Raises $33M
Systems designed for commercial buildings shift the brunt of energy for cooling to off-peak hours.
Sunrise Global Solar, SAS Sign Wafer Supply Agreement
Taiwan-based solar cell manufacturer will buy ingots and wafers worth $150 million.
GE Submits Hydrocarbon Refrigerant for EPA Approval
Approval for the use of isobutane in U.S. household refrigerators would allow, for the first time, use of a hydrocarbon refrigerant as a substitute for hydrochlorofluorocarbon (HFC).
Survey Shows Rising Awareness and Confusion About Energy and Renewables
Survey finds that only 4% of respondents recognize coal-fired power plants as primary culprit of greenhouse gas emissions.
Pillow Maker Aims for Zero Waste by 2010
Hollander Home Fashions, the nation's largest pillow maker, has set a zero waste goal for 2010.
White House Undermining Another Environmental Rule
The Environmental Protection Agency has issude a drat regulation that would ease pollution limits on older, dirtier power plants.
Candidates' Positions on Land Use
Grist.com takes a closer look at the presidential candidates' positions on several key environmental issues that have received little attention.
Goldman Takes Stake in Blue Source
Goldman Sachs buys into the carbon credit market through U.S. firm.