OptiSolar Cuts Workforce, Halts Construction
Lack of funding forces thin-film solar company to cut workforce in half and stop construction of manufacturing
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Obama Considering $25B in Tax Credits for Renewables
Reports suggest Obama has upped the level of support for renewables in his economic stimulus
Florida PSC Recommends 20 by 20 Goal
Public Service Commission goes against staff recommendation to set tougher deadline for
BYD Confirms U.S. EV Plans
Chinese automaker intends to bring a range of electric and plug-in electric vehicles to the U.S. in
Stanford Creates $100M Institute for Energy
The new Precourt Institute for Energy aims to develop sustainable energy and reduce atmospheric levels of
Supreme Court Considers Dumping Mining Waste in Lake
Alaska gold mine was sued to block permit that allows dumping in
Poet Producing Cellulosic Ethanol on Pilot Scale
Pilot plant in South Dakota is producing cellulosic ethanol at a rate of 20,000 gallons a year from corn cobs.
GE, A-Power To Create Joint Venture
GE will provide 900 gear boxes to Chinese wind turbine maker, and they will create a joint venture assembly plant.
Army Announces Efficiency Contracts Worth $900M
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has selected 16 contractors to provide energy enhancements for Department of Defense