France Takes Simple but Powerful Step to Save Energy: Shuts Off Lights
A new law requires all commercial buildings to shut the lights off at night, so simple but
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Oasis or Mirage? An Ambitious Model for Sustainable Desert Agriculture
The Sahara Forest Project in Qatar uses solar to create fresh water, grow crops, generate electricity, and even grow trees in arid
Ohio State University Signs Huge Wind Energy Contract
Power from the state's biggest wind farm will cover 25% of the electricity on
Global Smart Grid Spending Nears $14 Billion in 2012
China is poised to become the biggest regional smart grid
Enbridge Secretly Amassing Network of Tar Sands Pipelines
With everyone's attention focused on TransCanada's pipeline, Enbridge hopes no one will
A Credit Rating for Solar?
Industry leaders are coming together to create a standard rating for solar projects to attract mainstream
Community Solar Captures Attention Across US
Three case studies illustrate how utilities are offering community solar to
Companies Get Help Dealing With Coming Water Risks
The Water Risk Atlas helps companies understand how unprecedented floods and droughts will affect their
US Marine Energy Projects Make Progress on Both Coasts
Oregon is becoming a hotbed for wave energy, having set aside development zones and hosting the first large-scale test site in the