State Roundup: Cleantech Opposes NJ Energy Plan; Why Southern States Lag on Renewables; Illinois' E-Waste Ban Extended; Green America's Capitals Launches
NJ Governor Christie would prioritize natural gas over renewables in proposed energy
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New Geothermal Plants, Technologies Come Online
New technologies from Ormat and US Geothermal increase efficiency by a
Slump in Wind Turbine Purchases Ends in 2012, Doubles by 2025
IHS expects the wind industry to strongly rebound in 2012, returning to its high water mark levels reached in
Airlines Recognized As Green Supply Chain Partners
The cargo divisions of Continental, Delta and Lufthansa were recognized for ongoing commitments to
Corporate Leaders to Map Water Risks
Coca-Cola, GE and Dow Chemical are among the corporations working with the World Resources Institute to assess and respond to global water
World's First Tri-Generation Fuel Cell Commissioned in California
The fuel cell uses biogas to produce heat, hydrogen and
Distributed Energy Poised for Rapid Growth
Generating energy on-site is undergoing a resurgence because of rising utility prices, new technologies and business models.
Kia to Produce Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles
NREL is evaluating the performance of these vehicles, which could provide an important alternative to battery-powered
GM to Build Plug-In Cadillac
GM says the car will have a bigger all-electric range than Tesla's Model S, which can travel 160 miles on a