U.S. Congress Considering $25B in Loans to Automakers
Government back loans would help U.S. automakers retool factories to make more-competitive, fuel-efficient vehicles and boost battery research.
$100B Investment Could Yield 2M 'Green' Jobs in U.S. – Report
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Human Rights Must Be At Heart Of Climate Fight – Oxfam
Oxfam has submitted a report to the UN High Commissions for Human Rights explaining how rich nations are failing on moral grounds to deal with climate change and its effects on the poor.
Genetically Engineered Bacteria Could Make Cheaper Ethanol
Researchers at Dartmouth published a study about a genetically engineered bacterium that could make cellulosic ethanol cheaper to produce.
DOE Installs Rooftop Solar System in U.S. Capital
The Department of Energy installed a SunPower rooftop solar power system on its Forrestal Building in Washington D.C.
Congressional Oil Allies Voted Against Energy Solutions 61 Times
Within the past year, Congressmen aligned with Big Oil repeatedly voted against measures to reduce 'oil addiction.'
Solazyme Algal-Based Jet Fuel Passes Tests
Fuel derived from microbial process passes eleven most challenging specifications for aviation fuel.
Siemens Signs Largest Wind Power Deal With E.ON
Siemens will supply 500 wind turbines for planned projects in Europe and the U.S.
Enphase Raises $15M for Solar Micro-Inverters
RockPort Capital and others chip in to assist company in expansion of manufacturing.
Bosch, DuPont, Xerox Pledge Technology to Eco-Patent Commons
Newly pledged patents more than double the number of eco-friendly technologies made publicly available.
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