Energy News

The White House proposed more funds for renewable energy and pipeline safety in the 2013 budget while renewing the call to end subsidies for the oil and gas sector.

A group of 30 religious leaders says it plans to deliver a letter to the county's delegation supporting off-shore wind legislation.

Levon Vojtkofsky, a senior at Snider High School, wants to be an artist some day.

Washington, Feb 13 : Climate change is warming the oceans and preventing water layers from mixing, which could upset the carbon storage capacity of microbes and plankton.

Fourteen-year South Carolina Farm Bureau President David Winkles says despite the food-vs.-fuel controversy raging globally and nationally, he remains bullish on corn-based ethanol.

A NEW form of solar panel that warms air and water as well as generating electricity is being developed by Sydney researchers.

A 6 million investment in the development of wave and tidal energy in the seas around Scotland has been announced.

Massachusetts residents who live near existing or proposed wind energy projects have a chance to respond to a recent report that found no major health risks from wind turbines.

In last month's column , we began to address some of the common basic piping violations on primary/secondary interfaces between alternative energy systems and conventional energy systems.

A VALE solar energy firm has completed its biggest export order to date worth 430,000 to a global company.

Trump has launched a blistering attack on Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond over plans to build a "horrendous" wind farm off the coast of his luxury Scottish golf resort.

Three Southern California employers have been cited more than $500,000 for a 2011 explosion at a Sylmar alternative-energy warehouse that severely injured two people, said Cal/OSHA in a statement on Friday.

BOISE, Idaho -- An Idaho Falls lawmaker has again introduced legislation calling for a moratorium on wind power development in the state.

A major Southern California solar energy project could be delayed or even canceled following a deadly outbreak of distemper among kit foxes and the discovery of a prehistoric human settlement on the work site.

So they're the perfect place to save money by implementing efficiency, conservation and green building techniques - all while educating students about energy issues.

Work on the Fire Island Wind Project may have slowed down for winter, but that's only on the island.

TexStar National Bank has embarked upon a plan to reduce fossil-fuel consumption at the lender's San Antonio area office buildings.

I just said on the radio this week that spring ain't sprung yet. Well, I hate to say I told you so but I told you so.

First Solar said the U.S. Department of Energy has not released loan funds for a big California solar project because of construction permit issues, sending its shares down as much as 11 percent.

An independent review finds the government could lose about $3 billion on Energy Department loans for green energy programs - far less than the $10 billion Congress set aside for the high-risk program.