Bright Automotive Unveils First Plug-In Hybrid
IDEA is a hybrid light truck designed for commercial and government fleets.
IDEA is a hybrid light truck designed for commercial and government fleets.
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Six point plan creates an energy coded that existing buildings will have to meet whenever they make renovations.
Jon Wellinghoff, head of FERC, told reporters yesterday that nuclear and coal-fired power plants are too expensive and not justified.
New framework for outer continental shelf leasing aims to improve partnerships between federal, state and local governments.
Energy Star system will rate efficiency of data centers compared to industry peers.
The California Air Resources Board is expected to approve a low carbon fuel standard today.
Solar company reaches supply agreement with FPL group and commits to creating research center in Florida.
The 10-MW solar power plant on Chicago's South Side is scheduled for completion by the end of 2009.
Company will develop and deploy 60 plug-in electric hybrid buses to fleets across the nation during a three-year program.