By Jeanne Roberts on August 30, 2010

Clarian Technologies, the Seattle-based clean energy startup led by Chad Maglaque, aims to bring affordable solar and wind energy to homes across America based on a simple yet rev

By Brendan Demelle on August 27, 2010

While the U.S. Air Force remains the largest energy user in the federal government, many Air Force bases are making significant strides to generate renewable energy on-site.  

By Jeanne Roberts on August 26, 2010

Solar Power Rocks, an online solar power resource for everyone interested in solar energy, from professionals to neophytes, recently released it 2010 Report Card, in living color, in graph form, with so many rating

By Harry Tournemille on August 26, 2010

A shining example of solar's ability to cultivate change begins with a look at its immense influence on impoverished peoples -- such as those found in rural Africa. 

By Jace Shoemaker-... on August 25, 2010

A fruit orchard on the east coast of the United States is using the sun to grow fruit and provide power to the farm.

By Jace Shoemaker-... on August 23, 2010

Sanyo and Apollo Energy recently unveiled what is being touted as the largest commercially-funded rooftop solar panel installation in Australia. The 200-kilowatt solar system was recently installed on the rooftop of the Johnson & Johnson Medical headquarters in Sydney, Australia.

By Terry McDonald on August 23, 2010

The overall market indices and the sector ETFs tell a mildly depressing and boring story of solar companies underperforming the overall equity markets so far this year, but a closer look reveals a dramatic contrast between spectacular winners and hapless losers.

The winners include:

By Harry Tournemille on August 20, 2010

Keeping with the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) architectural aesthetic appeal, a new proposal for a field of solar ribbon dubbed the "Light Sanctuary", both plays the role of contemplative art and takes advantage of

By Harry Tournemille on August 18, 2010

Turkish company, Solimpeks Corp., has launched its latest version of a hybrid solar collector, a photovoltaic (PV) panel that simultaneously produces electricity and heats water.

Problems with Conventional PV Solar:

By Jace Shoemaker-... on August 18, 2010

Nearly 25 percent of San Diego public schools will be generating electricity with a little help from the sun. The San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) Board of Education recently approved a 5.2 megawatt solar power system for the district. 23,000 solar panels will be installed on more than 80 rooftops at 20 different locations.