Solar panel subsidies are being cut from this month, but experts say green devices can still slash bills and add to your home's value.

UK building materials firm Tarmac is using a smart energy management software to deliver power capacity to the grid.

One thousand innovative thinkers in science, technology, policy, governance, business, education, and civil society will gather to work across traditional boundaries and address big questions.

Russia has become the latest company to join hands with India to help the latter achieve its massive solar power targets.

More than 23.2 million solar panels are now installed in Australia – a module for every man, woman and child in the nation.

As citizens of Bexar County, we still need to take care of our air and make sure our cars are running as clean as possible.

Two alternative energy companies now are teaming with Smithfield Foods to convert gas from animal waste into renewable energy.

Mohali of India is scheduling to switch 18,000 conventional streetlights to LEDs in the following months.

The low carbon tourism project in Taipei and car-free days in Seoul initiatives won in the smart transportation category.

Hundreds more gigawatts expected in the coming decades

Like 1973, the year 2015 marked a decisive shift in the world’s energy economy.

Argentinian artist Tomás Saraceno has created a pair of air-filled globes that he eventually plans to sail across the sky.

In wake of the April 25, 2015 earthquake in Nepal, SHoP has partnered with Kids of Kathmandu and Asia Friendship Network (AFN) to help rebuild 50 public schools in the hardest hit areas.

Carmaker plans to launch 13 eco-friendly vehicles by 2020 as regulators call for lower emissions and tech companies encroach on market.

In August, the $400 Nebia shower got people — including Apple CEO Tim Cook — excited with its promise to use 70 percent less water than your average shower head. That’s incredibly impressive, but Hamwells says its e-Shower beats that by 20 percent.

Japanese manufacturer is ready to start its Smart Grid trials with energy provider Enel.

Google has announced that it will be the first customer of Duke Energy's renewable programme, in a move that will see Google's North Carolina data centre receive clean energy from a local 61 MW solar project.

Reelight's NEO bike lights promise an easy-to-mount friction-free generator for a virtually endless energy source.

A research study has found that using more solar power in Arizona could save 15 billion gallons of water annually.

The streets of Paris will be fitted with 90 new charging points for electric vehicles (EVs) as part of Renault-Nissan Alliance's pledge to transport delegates around the city during the upcoming UN climate talks.

Contemporary art is on the rise in Moscow. Italian architect Renzo Piano was just tapped by Russian arts group V-A-C Foundation to convert one of the city’s former power stations into a center for contemporary arts and culture.

Using a clean and renewable source of light, such as this solar LED lamp, can help families avoid both the high cost and the dirty effects of using kerosene or candles for illumination.

Rocky Mountain Power honored Hill Air Force Base today as the 2015 wattsmart® Business Partner of the Year in Northern Utah for taking significant measures to save energy. The U.S Air Force base worked with the wattsmart Business program since 2013 and continues making improvements to conserve electricity.

US carmaker Ford has announced its European factories will have cut energy consumption by 25% in 2016 compared with 2011, saving around 800GWh a year.

Proving the benefits and capacities of clean energy know no bounds, a recent report shows adding solar power to refugee camps could significantly improve the lives of residents, while saving dollars and the planet at the same time.

The District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority just unveiled a new $470 million waste-to-energy system that converts solid sludge – otherwise known as human poop – into clean, renewable energy. D.C. Water is the first utility in North America to use a Norwegian thermal hydrolysis system in an urban treatment plant, and according to officials, the waste-to-energy system is the largest in the world.