The Public Service Enterprise Group's (NYSE: PEG) Energy & Environmental Resource Center (EERC) opened its environmentally-friendly doors to the public during a grand opening ceremony last week in Salem, N.J.

As part of the “Walking through the History” research project for the University of Perugia, the Energy Roof project was designed by Vienna-based Coop Himmelb(l)au.

The Public Service Enterprise Group's (NYSE: PEG) Energy & Environmental Resource Center (EERC) opened its environmentally-friendly doors to the public during a grand opening ceremony last week in Salem, N.J.

As part of the “Walking through the History” research project for the University of Perugia, the Energy Roof project was designed by Vienna-based Coop Himmelb(l)au.

Solaya Energy LLC has been selected to install a 400-foot-tall wind turbine near the Blandford Rest Area on the Massachusetts Turnpike.

While some people tend to fast forward during television commercials, many actually look forward to advertising spots during the Super Bowl game. Those clever, thought-provoking, entertaining and very expensive commercials are often a Super Bowl highlight for many, football fan or not.

Things are looking “up” for Heritage Aviation. In fact, Heritage Aviation is the first general aviation facility in United States to include renewable energy.

Three Sustainable Features for Heritage Aviation

After years in the making, the world’s first manned solar-powered plane was finally revealed on Friday at the Dubendorf airfield near Zurich.

If you prefer your ride to be sleek, super-sophisticated and ultra-luxurious, you’re in luck! Two automakers may be adding eco-friendly vehicles to their line of luxury in the near future.

Mercedes-Benz Vision S 500 Plug-in Hybrid Concept:

Two resourceful students from the University of Nairobi have developed a “dynamo-powered smart charger.” 

Imagine using the force of the sea to power homes and businesses? A new Canadian project may do just that.

Last week, Nova Scotia’s Environment Minister gave the green light for the Tidal Power Demonstration Project. The project, first announced in 2008, is part of the province’s effort to reduce their reliance on coal by 2015.