
Cheap Solar Power Becomes Employee Perk
Some companies have begun to offer discounted rooftop solar panels as a worker benefit

Cheap Solar Power Becomes Employee Perk
Some companies have begun to offer discounted rooftop solar panels as a worker benefit

Whistleblower Who Exposed White House Tampering with Climate Science Dies
Rick Piltz passed away last Saturday. He spent decades working in the federal government and state government in Texas, and was a prominent whistleblower during the Bush administration.


Motor Chills EV Drivers' Anxiety about Going the Distance
An air-conditioned cabin is the best way to drop a car's fuel efficiency on a hot day. This is true of electric vehicles (EV) as much as it is for gas-guzzlers.

Big Utilities Push into Booming Home Solar Market
By Nichola Groom (Reuters) - For years, the utilities responsible for providing electricity to the nation have treated residential solar systems as a threat.

Bottling the Sun's Power on Earth
A breakthrough in fusion could solve the world's energy problems, but remains improbable. David Biello reports

Sage Grouse and Oil Drilling Can Co-Exist, Says New Report
Conservation groups and energy-development companies have been at odds the last few years over an odd, dancing bird called the greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus).

Wind Power Blows Away Coal and Gas in Nordic Countries
Wind power is blowing gas and coal-fired turbines out of business in the Nordic countries, and the effects will be felt across the Baltic region as the renewable glut erodes utility margins for thermal power stations.

Credits and Fines Allow Carmakers to Comply with Fuel Efficiency Standards
Cars, SUVs and pickup trucks sold in the U.S. are quickly becoming more fuel efficient, in large part because Federal rules require them to be.

Can Sodium Save Nuclear Power?
Behind thick glass in a laboratory nestled in French woodland, a silvery molten metal swirls like a liquid mirror.

A Personal Rapid Transit System for Raleigh Commuters?
We long ago lost the skill of paying for the things we need: I won’t bore you with the statistics of how far we are behind in our infrastructure investments.

Renewables Are as Green as You'd Expect
Despite all the metals and raw materials that go into making solar cells and wind turbines, these sources of low-carbon renewable electrify will have a low climate and environmental impact through 2050

SolarCity Seeks to Expand Solar Market with Loans
Don't want to lease or buy outright solar panels? SolarCity will now loan you the money to do so