Column – The True Cost of Earth Day
By Bart King The first Earth Day, held on April 22, 1970, rallied 20 million Americans, who believed the environment wasn’t receiving the attention it …
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Weekly Clean Energy Roundup: April 15, 2009
U.S. Government Accelerates its Purchase of Fuel-Efficient Vehicles DOE Launches Commercial Real Estate Energy Alliance AIA Names Top 10 Green Buildings for …
PGE Plans Purchase of Space-Based Solar Power
California utility is seeking regulatory approval to enter power purchase agreement with
U.S. To Double Geothermall Capacity in 5 Years – Analysis
The U.S. leads global geothermal development with 4,400 MW in
Tuna Population Collapsing As Season Opens – WWF
Breeding population of Atlantic bluefin tuna will be wiped out in three years at current fishing rates, according to
GRI Launches Reporting Guidance for Utilities
The new guidance will enable electric utilities to measure and disclose performance on economic, environmental and social
Bolivia To Become Major Supplier of Lithium for Car Batteries
Bolivia is believed to have 50% of the world's lithium deposits, but the country's government is not friendly to big
A123Systems Awarded $100M in Michigan Tax Credits
Lithium-ion battery maker announced plans to establish manufacturing center in
First Solar to Build 48-MW Solar Power Plant for Sempra
Expansion of 10-MW system in Nevada will be one of the largest solar power plants in the