Sony vows to use 100 percent renewable electricity by 2040It'll join Facebook, Google and Microsoft in the RE100 club.By S. Shah, 09.11.2018
California lawmakers pass bill to phase out fossil fuels by 204572 percent of residents support the state's switch to fully green energy.By K. Holt, 08.30.2018
Tesla Powerwall systems help some Hawaii schools beat the heatSolar is big business in the Aloha State. By T. Seppala, 02.26.2018
What is the future of Puerto Rico’s energy grid?The storm-ravaged island may be an opportunity for renewable energy.By D. Cooper, 10.23.2017
Solar power is the fastest growing source of global energyExperts have admitted they underestimated how fast green energy is growing.By R. England, 10.04.2017
Saving bats from wind turbines is easyA Swedish study could save bats around the world.By R. LeFebvre, 05.10.2017
German researchers built a molecule-splitting artificial sunIt could lead to new ways of producing hydrogen fuels.By A. Tarantola, 03.23.2017
7After Math: Keep pace in the space raceIf the radiation doesn't kill you, the off-world potatoes just might.By A. Tarantola, 03.12.2017
Half of UK electricity now comes from nuclear and renewablesThe figure is up from 45.3 percent the year prior.By N. Summers, 12.23.2016
Americans divided on how much to spend to battle climate change43 percent of survey respondents wouldn't even spend a buck per month.By N. Ingraham, 09.15.2016
Democrats ask for immediate action to combat climate change"Climate change is an urgent threat and a defining challenge of our time."By N. Ingraham, 07.27.2016
Harvard's battery tech takes cues from vitamin B2They only had to make a couple of tweaks to the original B2 molecule.By M. Moon, 07.19.2016
Apple will turn landfill gas into sweet electricityWhile everyone obsesses about headphone jacks, Apple's becoming a power company. By D. Cooper, 06.10.2016
Google puts money into cementing green energy standards in AsiaThe company is giving seed funding to a non-profit that works to certify renewable energy.By M. Smith, 04.07.2016
66 high-flying clean energy generatorsSky-based deployment means unfettered wind and solar power.By Inhabitat, 03.05.2016