Philips Introduces 'Lighting as a Service'
Cities with constrained budgets want to shift to LED lighting, but the upfront costs still get in the way.
Latin America Gets Its First Concentrating Solar Plant
Abengoa's project, in Chile, will be able to store energy for a very impressive 17 hours.
Shout Out for Solar Day: January 24
Most Americans still aren't aware of the dramatic growth of solar, we still need to get the word out.
Tar Sands Start Flowing Through Oklahoma, Texas
The southern leg of the Keystone pipeline starts carrying oil today. Even this brand new pipeline is riddled with a litany of structural problems.
Wind Shatters Records, to Be the Leading Source of Electricity, For Which Country?
Wind power had big breakthroughs in Denmark and Spain in 2013.
Sonoma County: First 100% Sustainable Wine Region in the World
The 1800 wineries in Sonoma County want to completely rely on sustainable agriculture in five short years.
North Carolina Hosts Obama’s First Innovation Hub
In the next five years, the goal is for next generation power electronics to be cost-competive, affecting everything from electric cars to a smart grid.
100,000 Electric Cars Sell in 2013, EV Race Hopes to Boost Numbers
An international EV race takes place in cities around the world this year to get more people into electric cars.
Peer Comparisons Work, People Increase Energy Efficiency
Hawaii residents become much more efficient after receiving reports that compare them with neighbors.
New York Sets California-Like Path for Solar Energy
New York's new policies are remarkably similar to the ones that have worked so well in California.
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