Germany Sets Record for Solar: 7.5 GW in 2011
The country installed 3 GW in December alone, nearly twice what the US installed all
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Do You Really Have to Change Your Car's Oil Every 3000 Miles?
Changing it that frequently isn't necessary. It consumes more oil, creates waste oil and obviously costs money and
Governor Brown's 2012 Budget Invests $1 Billion From Cap-And-Trade Into Renewables, EVs
Unlike most states in budget crises, California will push ahead on carbon trading and use the money for clean energy projects and EV charging
Blue Chips Form Coalition to Advance Electric Vehicles
FedEx, Hertz and GE Capital are among the members of the Electrification Leadership
Where Are the Renewable Energy Resources Located in the US? Use This Map to Find Out
NREL has developed an online atlas that shows where each kind of renewable energy has the most potential.
Although a Tough Year, Global Cleantech Investments Rise 13% in 2011
Mergers & acquisitions reached record highs in 2011, growing
Silver Lining to Bad Economy: Move Toward Local, Employee-Owned, Green Businesses Again
Thousands of employee-owned businesses formed decades ago, and interest is reviving in them now.
Arizona Offers Grants, Support for Cleantech Start-Ups
The state is launching an entrepreneur center, Innovation Forward, and doubling funding for its Innovation Challenge grant
China's Solar Companies Prefer to Shut Down than Merge
If demand stays down as expected in Q1, that should weed out about 75% of China's solar output, bringing it closer to reasonable
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