Mutual Funds Inconsistent on Climate Change
The mutual fund industry is less resistant to shareholder resolutions on climate change, yet they lag behind other investment groups in proactively addressing the issue.
Missouri City Is First to Be 100% Wind Powered
Rock Port, Missouri will have a surplus of electricity from wind turbines on municipal land.
Do Food Miles Matter?
Environmental Science and Technology takes a look at the carbon emissions produced by food transport versus food production.
Maxwell Technologies Collaborates with Johnson Controls-Saft on Li-Ion Batteries
Collaboration to evaluate Maxwells proprietary electrodes for mass production.
PermaCity Solar Acquires New Millennium Power
Solar system designer and installer expects dramatic increase in solar over next 18 months.
Spire To Build Solar Line in New Delhi
Spire will build a 15 MW semi-automated solar manufacturing line for Indian trading company Alpex Exports.
SunPower Increased Revenues in 1Q
Solar system developer generated 1Q08 revenue of $274 million, up 92% year-on-year.
Tesla Motors Sues Competitor
Maker of the high-profile, all-electric roadster is suing Henrik Fisker, who was paid to do Tesla design work before creating his own competing company.
Dallas Approves Residential and Commercial Green Building Rules
Dallas becomes one of the first major American cities to pass comprehensive building standards for both residential and commercial construction.
CA Considers Net Metering and Congestion Pricing
State assembly considering bill that would require utilities to pay for electricity produced by residential and commercial solar systems. Los Angeles County looks at turning carpool lanes to toll lanes to reduce congestion.