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The German Federal Ministry of the Environment has announced that new incentives for energy storage systems for solar photovoltaic (PV) installations will begin in February 2013.
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Two long years after the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan, signs of life are beginning to return.
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Scientists at Stanford University established that installing new solar and wind farms in order to meet the increasing energy demands in the U.S.
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One wonders what sometimes drives the success of a novel item on Kickstarter while other ones with perhaps more noble goals end without their funding needs being met. Such may well be the case of Suntrunks, designed to be self-contained, portable solar electric power systems for remote or emergency power needs.
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PUNE: A solar research and technology park may come up at Chakan.
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What does a house look like that consumes no net energy, no net water, and sends no waste to the city sewers?
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My how things can change. Do a Google search on the terms Suntech and Goodyear and one of the top returns is a bubbly press release from Jan. 27, 2010, in which Arizona Gov.
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A skincare company has launched a social campaign named 'PowerLight a Village' with the hope of providing solar power to villages that do not have electricity.
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Italian architectural firm Traverso-Vighy and the Department of Physics at the University of Padua have teamed up to create an innovative zero-energy home dubbed “Tvzeb.
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Ferrari and McLaren both on Tuesday unveiled sleek hybrid supercars sculpted from carbon fiber at the Geneva Motor Show.
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The Soccket, a soccer ball that generates electricity when it is kicked around, is approaching the production stage.
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The development of a renewable system for cooling Australia's largest supercomputer is a step closer, following the start of an innovative geothermal energy project in Perth.
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Like the semiconductors silicon and gallium arsenide, graphene absorbs photons, but unlike these, the photon forces multiple electrons from their orbits, instead of just one.
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A study conducted by scientists from University of North Carolina and Harvard University claims that global wind power resources have been significantly overestimated.
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Electric public transportation, of course, is nothing new, and has been used for decades.
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Honda has devised a way, the first process of its kind, to extract the rare earth metals from used batteries and other products, recycling them to be made into new batteries.
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Socket is a soccer ball that produces kinetic energy when it is played. It is hoped that the energy produced can help power off-grid areas across the world.
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Texas-based renewable energy company Pioneer Green Energy has announced plans to develop two wind energy projects in northeast Alabama, the state’s first wind energy facilities.
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A new statewide public opinion poll has produced data showing most of Ohio voters agree there should be laws requiring some portion of local energy to be generated from clean sources, such as wind and solar.
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Nearly half of all British consumers would be interested in switching to a green electricity supply as long as the cost was the same, a new survey conducted by Ipsos Mori has revealed.
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According to Pike Research there are about 450 geothermal projects being developed around the world with a total estimated capacity of 18 GW.
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The Volkswagen XL1 may soon be on the market, and when it is, it will be the world’s most efficient car
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Swiss energy company Viteos has announced that it is to build three floating solar arrays on Lake Neuchâtel.
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