Energy CEOs Tell EPA Chief They Want Carbon Regulation
Companies told Scott Pruitt that having a regulation on the books would help them plan for the future
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Engineers Build Bendy Batteries for Wearables
Researchers built silver–zinc batteries that can bend and stretch—meaning they could be more elegantly integrated into future wearable devices. Christopher Intagliata reports.
Can Offshore Wind Power Revive U.S. Ports?
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey and Maryland are all eyeing up manufacturing and maintenance businesses that would support wind energy
Nevada Boosts Solar Power, Reversing Course
Can the state’s “net metering” law serve as a national model for integrating rooftop solar into the grid?
U.S. Reports a Major Milestone in Wind and Solar Power
10 percent of electricity generated in the country in March came from these renewables
A Comeback for Electricity Tech Once Championed by Thomas Edison
The growth of renewable energy far from urban and industrial centers is driving a build-out of long-distance direct-current lines
How to Support Renewable Energy (and Why You Really Should)
How can you support renewable energy? Plus, why you should
Are Advanced Biofuels for Airplanes Ready for Takeoff?
Industry is working on new aircraft fuels that reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Will Tesla's Tiles Finally Give Solar Shingles Their Day in the Sun?
Elon Musk bets homeowners will pay a premium for resilient panels that look like an ordinary roof
Israel Tests Wireless Charging Roads for Electric Vehicles
New technology could power buses and cars on the go, but will it be cost-effective?
Can India Save the Warming Planet?
Energy decisions that India makes in the next few years could profoundly affect how hot the planet becomes this century
Batteries Have Gotten Better, but There's Still Room for Improvement
They've been getting better for decades—but we've been demanding more of them
Trump Order Aims to Expand U.S. Offshore Drilling
The directive could lead to a reversal of bans on drilling across swathes of the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic oceans and the U.S. Gulf of Mexico
This Advance Brings Us a Lot Closer to a "Hydrogen Economy"
Engineers already knew how to make hydrogen gas using solar power, but a new approach makes the process more durable
India's Energy Landscape Is Rapidly Changing
The country’s coal plants are being shelved at a swift pace
An Old Rock Could Lead to Next-Generation Solar Cells
Perovskite technology could disrupt the world's solar market, currently dominated by China
Red States Rank among Renewable Energy Leaders
Kansas is first for increasing its share of renewable energy in electricity and North Dakota leads in wind energy per capita
The Rise of Wind Power in Texas
Wind’s competitiveness in the Lone Star State has been helped by the expansion of transmission capacity and market reforms
Tiny Silk Batteries Dissolve within Weeks
Biodegradable power source could run medical implants deep in the body
China's Xi Outshines Trump as the World's Future Energy Leader
Failure by the two presidents to discuss climate change leaves China ahead, based on actions if not words
