Oh, the many, many lies FOX News and political friends parrot. Here’s a take-down of some popular Chevy Volt lies (regarding fire and safety), by someone who knows (one of the Volt’s...
Solar Decathlon 2011 winners from the University of Maryland and U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu (on the left).
If you recall, WaterShed (a solar-powered and highly energy-efficient house built by...
Read more: Solar Decathlon-Winning Home Bought by Pepco for Public Display
This is an excellent piece on shale gas production, price, and (lack of) profit. It really exposes the inappropriately low price of shale gas for what it is. This discussion could go a lot further,...
The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) recently announced that it and Gamesa Technology Corp., one of the world’s leading wind turbine companies, are...
Read more: NREL Gamesa Working on Next-Generation Wind Turbines for U.S. Market
California, as most of you know, has a renewable energy target of 33% by 2020, one of the best around. However, if current trends are any indication of where the state is headed, it could blow past...
Read more: California May Blow Past Clean Energy Target.. or May Not
I mentioned California’s new clean car standards in a “Clean Links” roundup earlier this week. However, if you missed that or want more details, here’s a bit of an op-ed from...
Kyocera announced this week that it was launching its “highest-output” solar panel (aka solar module) in the U.S., the 80-cell KD 315 (yes, the beauty above).
Kyocera notes that “the...
Read more: Kyocera Launches Its “Highest-Output” Solar Panel
