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Davey demands EU emissions target
Europe should commit to a tough new target to halve emissions by 2030, Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey has said.
4 hrs ago | Politics in the Zeros
Storing wind power using compressed air energy storage
Washington state has two potential sites where excess electricity generated by wind turbines could be stored underground as compressed air then converted back nearly instantly when needed.
8 hrs ago | Daily Tribune News
Municipalities eye propane as potential alternative fuel
Bartow County Schools Superintendent John Harper and Transportation Director Jody Elrod said they have discussed looking into alternative energy sources, such as propane, to power local school buses.
12 hrs ago | Business Journal
From coast to coast, a liquefied natural gas highway is being built to fuel trucks that run on it.
Congress should reign in the Export-Import Bank
First Solar , a solar panel manufacturer, is by most standards a failing company.
Southern Co. team weighing changes from renewables
The Southern Co. is brainstorming ways it could more widely incorporate renewable energy, particularly solar power, into its traditional business model, CEO Thomas Fanning said this week.
UMaine unveils offshore wind data buoy
A data-collection buoy that can be plopped in the ocean and used to determine the suitability of remote locations for offshore wind farms is ready for real-world testing, the University of Maine announced Friday.
Russia Approves Subsidy Program to Boost Renewable-Energy Output
Russia approved an incentive program to boost renewable-energy production, targeting almost 6 gigawatts of new capacity by 2020 and its first solar parks.
Gov. Dayton signs solar energy standard
Minnesota's investor-owned utilities will be required to get 1.5 percent of their power from solar energy by 2020 under legislation signed by Gov.
Climate change: Environmentalists question whether Gov. Jerry Brown's actions match his rhetoric
The world is fast approaching a tipping point after which the damage caused by climate change can't be undone, Gov.
Biofuels: Game-changer in aviation fuel?
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines in November 2009 operated its first ever passenger flight powered by sustainable biokerosene.
Energy - Balancing the Bonanza: Interview with Mark Thoma
If you want an objective view of energy, ask an economist, who can tell you what to expect to pay at the pump in the coming years, and why, as well as what to expect from medium- and long-term economic growth and what the real drivers will be.
Wind farm energy bill discount plan
People living close to new wind farms will receive at least A 100 off electricity bills under a scheme announced by a renewable energy company.
Google acquires kite-power firm
The deal comes as Makani carries out the first fully autonomous flights of robot kites bearing its power-generating propellers.
St. Mary's Cement Bowmanville emissions for 2012 raise questions
The Bowmanville plant released 5,082 tonnes of SO2 between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2012.
Stephen Harper's government withholds details of $16-million PR campaign for oil industry
The Harper government is declining to explain how and where it is spending millions of taxpayer dollars on advertising to promote oil, gas and pipeline companies as well as other Canadian natural resources.
Don't delay on renewable energy, government told
Committee on Climate Change says the sooner the UK invests in low-carbon power generation the cheaper it will be Many on the right of the Tory party have been clamouring for an end to onshore windfarms.
Solar plane sets off again across US
It took off at 04:47 local time from Phoenix, Arizona on Wednesday, bound for Dallas, Texas.
Tesla uses stock, note sale to repay government
Tesla Motors, which makes a highly acclaimed $70,000 electric car, has paid off a startup loan from the U.S. government nine years early.
College fossil-fuel divestment movement builds
The Fossil Free campaign argues that if it's wrong to pour pollution into the air and contribute to climate change, it's also wrong to profit from it.