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In a public transport revolution that is bound to clear the air of the nation’s stinkiest cities, Golden, Colorado-based Proterra Inc. introduces the EcoRide BE35, with the first all-electric buses destined for San Gabriel and Pomona, in Southern California.
The Tindall Corporation recently introduced its Atlas CTB pre-cast concrete wind tower base as a possible answer to keeping efficiency online with ever-increasing size.
Two companies offer investors the most direct participation in the race to develop the world’s first 10 megawatt (MW) offshore wind turbines -- American Superconductor Corporation (NASDAQ: AMSC) and Clipper Windpower pls (LON:
Global Solar Energy Inc. -- known for its CIGS thin-film solar cells -- hopes to bypass cumbersome infrastructure with its new stick-on solar panels.
There is millions, if not billions, to be made by whoever figures out the "killer tech" when it comes to creating power from unlimited renewable energy sources like the sun, wind, tides and the geothermal heat trapped in the earth.
Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. (TYO:6764) and public transport operator Ryobi Group, have unveiled the world’s first solar-powered public transport bus to commemorate Ryobi’s 100th anniversary.
Danish author and statistician Bjorn Lomborg this week reversed his previous position that humans can do little to combat climate change, now acknowledging that climate change is "a challenge humanity must confront" and calling for global investment in cl
Argentina, which has been increasingly exploiting its wind assets and solar power potential, is now turning its attention to geothermal.
Mention the name Brad Pitt and most people think “movie star.”
Australia's Greens Party, which is "dedicated to promoting a fair, prosperous and sustainable future," won 12% of the vote in national elections, an accomplishment fueling optimism that the island nation may be ready to ramp up funding for renewable energy projects and cut carbon emissions.
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