Government Contractors Soon Required To Track Emissions
General Services Administration will require vendors to track emissions starting in 2011 or 2012.
General Services Administration will require vendors to track emissions starting in 2011 or 2012.
Japanese and UK corporations agree to joint developments in offshore energy and low-carbon transportation.
100% algae-based jet fuel will be tested by the U.S. Navy.
Power generator issued new rules to respond to overwhelming interest.
Second supply deal between Schneider Electric and EDF EN Canada.
Why would a parking garage be eligible for LEED certification when the goal is get rid of cars in cities? It turns out that as much as 30% of the congestion in major cities is caused by cars circling and idling while they search for parking. Cities would have lots less cars driving around if they didn’t have to look for spaces, leaving more room for public transport, walking, bicycling and just breathing better air. The time consuming practice of circling city blocks or driving up and down garage ramps searching for open parking spaces frustrates drivers, wastes gas and contributes to global warming and deteriorating air quality. Parking lots and garages also takes up a lot of space – a Facebook page devoted to parking in Columbus, Ohio points out that 233 acres or 24% of the city’s developable land is consumed by parking lots. One solution is automated parking garages, which VLF Development LLC is about to pioneer in Chicago’s Bucktown neighborhood. Its Green ParkTM Eco Garage will be the first LEED-Gold certified parking facility in the U.S. Its patented automated parking system will double or triple the number of cars that can be parked with a smaller […]
One bill creates a 25% RES for 2025; the other aims to cut oil imports by 2030.
This is the first time DOE has offered Phase III awards under the Small Business Innovation Research program.
More details about The Volt; Tesla-Toyota tie-up; GE's $200 million challenge; and more.
Offshore Wind Development Coalition will be led by Jim Lanard, formerly Managing Director for Deepwater Wind.