Wind, Geothermal, Biofuels Get One-Year Reprieve In Fiscal Cliff Deal
The critical production tax credit has been extended for projects that begin construction in
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Promised Land Opens in Theatres
Rather than focusing on the environmental problems of natural gas fracking, the film shows how it tears apart communities and subverts
Seattle Divests From Fossil Fuel Investments
The city and its pension funds are starting the process of ending financial support for fossil
Affordable Housing Complex Earns LEED Platinum for 'Deep Energy' Retrofit
The renovation vastly improves building insulation and air sealing, resulting in 72% lower energy consumption.
How to Cut US Oil Consumption in Half by 2035
Using technologies readily available today, the US could eliminate 11 million barrels of oil a
New York Frees Up Another $250 Million for Clean Energy
This eighth round of funding will deliver 3200 MW of mid and large-scale renewable energy
Some of NYC's Oldest Buildings More Efficient Than LEED-Certified Ones
NYC's first-in-the-nation law that requires all buildings to disclose energy use, is coming up with interesting
Cellulosic Biofuels Finally Gaining Ground
It's taken way longer than expected for advanced biomass plants to come online, but 2013 will be an important year for
California Residents Will Receive Carbon Dividends
All residential utility customers will receive credits on their utility bills twice a year as part of the state's cap-and-trade