Fuel Economy for Cars, Light Trucks Hit Highest Levels Ever
The average 2012 model car and SUV gets 23.9 miles a gallon, nothing to crow about but it's the biggest gain in a single year.
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10 States Get 10% of Electricity from Wind
Wind now supplies 3.5% of US electricity and at least 10% in 10
Massachusetts Could Be Hub for Offshore Wind Industry
The state is spending $100 million on a port that can handle those massive
Monsanto Sneaks Into Budget Bill, Faces Farmer in Supreme Court
The Monsanto Rider in the Senate Budget Bill would exempt the company from judicial
Three Big Solar, Wind Projects Greenlighted
Two huge solar projects in California and a wind project in Nevada will produce energy for 340,000
Green Technology Spotlight: Heliostats On Buildings
Heliostats are typically used in concentrating solar plants, but small versions can heat and daylight
Los Angeles Tops US Cities for Energy Star-Certified Buildings
For the fifth year, LA has the most Energy Star buildings in the US, followed by Washington DC and
Japan Could Cut Solar FiT, Taiwan Benefits from Chinese Solar Duties
Solar prices are still dropping rapidly, which justifies a cut in the FiT, while Taiwan's solar manufacturers benefit from US tariffs on China.
Ryan Budget Cuts Everything Except Fossil Fuel Subsidies
To address the deficit, it's urgent to cut clean energy support and most other programs, but not fossil fuel