US Energy Intensity Declining Steadily
Energy intensity has been declining for decades because of ever-increasing efficiency.
University of California/ San Diego Getting to 3 MW of Solar
After Sullivan Solar adds close to a megawatt of new solar, the campus will be up to 3 MW.
Global Solar Hits Parity Next Year, No Subsidies Needed
The key to Deutsche Bank's analysis is the emergence of unsubsidized markets in many key countries.
State Dept Says: No Problem With Tar Sands Pipeline
Its second analysis fails to find any environmental reason for not proceeding with TransCanada's XL pipeline!
President Obama Nominates Heads of EPA, DOE
Ernest Moniz for the DOE is controversial, but Gina McCarthy for the EPA is a shoe-in for the environmental community.
84 Universities Fund Energy Efficiency Through Revolving Loans
You can find all these loan funds in a new database, Campus Sustainability Revolving Loan Funds.
Green Building Takes Hold Worldwide
World markets are increasingly demanding no less than green buildings.
More Standout Leaders On Corporate Sustainability Needed
Besides a few standout corporations, rampant incrementalism still rules.
Geothermal Still the Underdog of Renewables, But Prospects Are Brighter
64 countries now have geothermal projects slated for development, more than double than a few years ago.
By 2050, Urban Buildings That Breathe And Adapt
Rather than being static as they are today, future buildings will produce food, energy and resources.
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