Renewables & Efficiency

California Mostly Sticks to Renewables to Replace Nuclear Energy

California's final strategy to replace the electricity from San Onofre leaves the door open to mostly renewable energy.

While Scotland moves forward on a 1.9 GW wind farm, New Jersey can't even get a 25 MW one off the ground.

To accelerate the wave and tidal industries, the Department of Energy launched a coding competition that offers cash prizes.

Simbol breaks ground on the first plant that makes lithium from a byproduct of geothermal production.

n the 14th lawsuit against Cape Wind, the judge once again rules in favor of the offshore wind project.

AES is selling battery banks to utilities and renewable energy developers in the US and abroad that replace fossil fuel plants.

The companion bill to the widely lauded Shaheen-Portman bill in the Senate, they will hopefully be reconciled and passed.

The military is procuring billions of dollars of renewable energy, mostly solar, from private industry.

Freddie Mac says it wants to guide the industry toward greater environmental sensitivity in lending and investing.

Cities with constrained budgets want to shift to LED lighting, but the upfront costs still get in the way.