Green jobs are real and growing, Energy Dept. insists
The US Department of Energy (DOE) appears to be trying to raise its voice over a chorus declaring green jobs
By 2035, world is on track to use 53 percent more energy
As usual, the annual energy forecast from the US government is a “good news, bad news” outlook. From a sustainability
Green economy a 'scam'? Don't tell US solar industry
Rumors of solar energy’s demise are, like Mark Twain’s premature obituaries, an exaggeration.
According to the latest figures
Austin on track to be 30% renewably powered by 2012
Austin Energy expects to get 30 percent of the Texas city’s energy supplies from renewable sources by the end
$125m in China-focused funding has battery-maker looking East
Massachusetts’ Boston-Power — a maker of lithium-ion battery cells, modules and systems — has won $125 million in new funding led by
UK: Energy customers need better ways to shop, save
In the wake of rising energy prices and another winter — with its costly household heating demands — on the way, the
New energy deals add $3 billion to GE's coffers
If there’s any doubt that energy — clean or otherwise — is big business and big money, GE Energy’s announcement
2011 Chevy Volt wins 'Fuel-Sipper Smackdown'
Which fuel-efficient car is most fuel efficient? In the latest “Fuel-Sipper Smackdown” from automotive information site Edmunds.com, the top
Across Ohio, Walgreens stores go solar
Chicago-based SoCore Energy is helping to bring solar power to Walgreens stores across the state of Ohio.
The company began
Leaders call for three-year, global 'Clean Revolution'
A global coalition of governments, businesses and other leaders today announced the launch of a three-year “Clean Revolution” to speed
