EnerNOC Expands in Australia With Major Acquisition
EnerNOC is acquiring the largest demand response provider in Australia and New Zealand.
Let's Go Bowling: 100 Bowling Lanes Go Energy Efficient
Lime Energy gets contract with the world's largest bowling lane company for building automation systems.
Are Hybrids and Electric Vehicles Too Quiet?
Electric-powered vehicles might have to make alarm sounds when they travel slowly to keep unsuspecting pedestrians safe.
Australia Moves Forward on Carbon Taxes for Biggest Polluters
Australia's Labor Party tries mightily to impose a carbon tax, but it will be a tough battle.
House Republicans Ready to Vote to Eliminate Efficient Lightbulbs!
The vote is expected this week - it would repeal legislation requiring the phase-in of more efficient lightbulbs in the US.
Corn Ethanol Subsidies Likely on Scrap Heap, Largest Ethanol Producer Poet Moves to Cellulosic
Three US Senators reached a deal last weak to repeal $6 billion a year in subsidies for corn ethanol by the end of the month, and Poet plans 28 cellulosic plants.
Volvo Meets DOE Energy Intensity Challenge
Volvo Trucks Virginia manufacturing plant shows how quickly energy intensity can go down - nearly 30% in just one year.
SABMiller Makes More Beer With Less Water
Global brewing company is taking the lead on cutting its own water use and spreading best practices in high risk countries.
EPA Finalizes Long Awaited Smog Limits on Coal Plants
The Cross-State Air Pollution Rule tightens limits on sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide pollution in 27 eastern states.
State Roundup: NY Passes Model Efficiency, Cleantech Legislation; California Eliminates Hybrid HOV Perk
NY passed an innovative law which streamlines the approval process for cleantech projects and allows small businesses, individuals to pay for energy upgrades through energy savings; hybrid drivers in CA can no longer drive solo in HOV lanes.
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