Cambodia Sells Off Virgin Rainforest to Rich Chinese Investors
Poor Countries like Cambodia are easy targets for Chinese corporate land grabs, but this is particularly horrifying.
Coal Isn't a Good Investment, Says Tata
India's biggest utility sees the writing on the wall for coal and moves toward renewables instead.
Brazil Moves on Solar, Continues Wind Auctions
Brazil will soon issue its first incentives for solar and just held its second renewable energy auction.
As Gas Prices Rise, Automakers Benefiting From Strong Sales of Efficient Cars
People are trading in SUVs and also just trading up from older cars because today's cars get much better mileage.
Toyota, Kyocera Launch Residential Fuel Cell System In Japan
Five major Japanese companies co-developed it, which is small enough for most homes.
Solar Window Making Progress Thanks To Invisible Wiring
Scientists have demonstrated it can power indoor lights, appliances, and even the rotor blades on a small helicopter.
Stanford University Earns LEED-Platinum for New MBA Complex
The 360,000 square foot complex exceeds energy standards by 45% and solar PV provides 12.5% of electricity.
Large Investors Likely to Back Clean Energy If Tax Professional Let Them Know About It
Backing renewable energy plants are viewed as reliable, steady investments, but most tax professionals are aware of it, so they don't offer it to clients.
Locally Produced Food Gets Boost Through Food Hubs
Food hubs help small farmers reach markets by aggregating their products and selling directly to individuals, schools, hospital and corporations.
Banner Year for US Solar in 2011, Grows 109%
The US installed over a gigawatt for the first time, and should double that this year.
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