E.U. Says: U.S. Airlines Must Join Emissions Trading or Reduce Flights
European Union has the authority to restrict the number of international flights to the continent, if U.S. carriers do not join emissions trading scheme.
Hawaii Bill Calls for Mandatory Solar Water Heaters
Hawaii's state legislature is considering a bill that would mandate solar water heaters for all new homes.
Consumers Willing to Give Up Convenience Packaging – Study
More than half of U.S. consumers would give up all forms of convenience packaging, if it would benefit the environment.
Portugal Leads Race for Renewable Energy
Small European country is making big advancements in employing clean energy technologies.
Salt Water Offers Newest Clean-Energy Promise
Experimental technology derives electricity from the process of salt water osmosis.
LED-Maker Luminus Secures $72M in Financing
Massachusetts-based lighting company plans to extend its LED technology into a broader range of products.
Mitsubishi Electric To Expand PV Capacity To 500MW
Company intends to invest 7 billion yen to raise production level from 150 MW to 500 MW by 2015.
Tesla Roadster Goes Into Production
Regular production of the electric sports car begins. 2008 model year already sold out.
Raser Announces 20-Year PPAs
Geothermal company to sell power from two planned facilities to Anaheim, California.
Calpine Founder's New Venture
Pete Cartwright, founder of Calpine, has just received series A funding for his new power enhancement company.