States Cutting Back Support for Solar
As the federal government begins offering more incentives for solar power, it is expected that states will reduce what they
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MEMC Reports 4Q Sales Drop, Issues 1Q Warning
Manufacturer of wafers for the solar industry warned that revenue could fall 50% in
Range Fuels Gets $80M Fed Loan for Cellulosic Plant
Department of Agriculture loan will support construction of commercial-scale plant in
Sanyo, Nippon Oil Confirm Solar Joint Venture
Joint company, called Sanyo Eneos, aims to begin producing 80 MW of thin-film solar in
PSEG Wants to Spend $190M on Energy Efficiency
New Jersey utility is proposing a total package of infrastructure improvements at a cost of $888
Weekly Investor Round Up
GM to invest $30M; Philips buys a stake in Tendris; Verenium to begin building commercial-scale cellulosic plant; and
Podcast: Green Week in Review – January 23, 2009
The Green Week in Review is a podcast, hosted by SustainableBusiness.com News Editor Bart King. It’s posted every Friday morning and is about 15 minutes …
House Committee Approves $20B for Renewables
Obama's proposed tax incentives for renewable energy move through
NY Could Pass Bigger, Better Recyling Law
Proposed bill would create a deposit on bottles containing non-carbonated