Democrats Could Turn the Page on Energy Policy
We're still in the early hours of voting, but the U.S. could be entering a new chapter in energy
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Suniva Expands Solar Production
Georgia-based company has begun production on its 32-MW solar cell line and is planning to expand to 96
Bankruptcy Court Allows VeraSun to Continue Operations with Funding
Interim order from the court allows ethanol producer to borrow $40 million to continue
SolFocus To Install 10 MW of Concentrating Photovoltaic in Spain
California-based solar company has signed $103 million deal with EMPE
NYC Green Taxi Plan Stopped in Court
U.S. district judge rules that New York City does not have the authority to pursue Bloomberg's green taxi
Duke, Progress Energy Join PHEV Trial
Utilities partner with non-profit organization to test smart charging of plug-in hybrids in North Carolina and
Bush Administration To Wreak Environmental Havoc In Remaining Days
The Select Committee on Energy and Independence and Global Warming released a report detailing regulatory changes the White House could make in last 100
Amazon.com Reducing Packaging Waste
New packaging initiative will do away with plastic clamshells and other wasted materials.
Global Recession Reaches Carbon Market
Carbon market analysts say recession will slow growth of industrial output, dropping the price for EU carbon