Court paves way for 1st offshore wind farm in US
A Rhode Island Supreme Court ruling paves the way for Deepwater Wind to move forward with permitting and development of
Siemens turns seawater into drinking water for half the energy
Having completed early tests of an energy-saving method for turning saltwater into clean drinking water, Siemens is preparing to take
Is VW really the Darth Vader of automakers?
If Volkswagen is Darth Vader, Greenpeace International is hoping there’s some good in it yet. The organization has launched
Consumers need protection as smart meters roll out
As smart energy meters are rolled out to every household in Britain, consumers should be ensured that they’re still
Johnson Controls backs energy storage research at UW
The University of Wisconsin is looking to new support from a battery company to help it become a leader in
Smart grid a 'fundamental change' in how we work, PG&E says
Pacific Gas and Electric Company says its newly released smart-grid deployment plan isn’t just a roadmap for modernizing the
Greener business buildings could save $40bn in energy
The US is banking on public-private partnerships to help make buildings across the country more energy efficient and save billions
Britain's sustainability efforts still more brown than green
Britain’s “greenest government ever” remains anything but, with a new report to Parliament showing the UK’s emissions rose
Energy monitoring is dead, long live energy monitoring
Is it a bad omen for the home energy management sector that, within a span of just over a week,
Jacksonville tries better networks for better services
What does a really smart and connected city look like? If no one quite knows yet, officials in the Florida
