Smart mobility? It's all about 'collaborative consumption'
A lot of discussion about low-carbon transport centers on vehicle technology, but that is only part of the solution. Zero-emission
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UK court agrees: Officials can't change solar rules early
Clean energy advocates in Britain hope to get on with their goal of getting more residents to install solar panels
Which countries use the most oil?
Who uses the most oil in the world? In this category, the US does have the right to say, “We’
Resource collapse stands to 'wipe out' successes of fossil fuel age
When it comes to making sense of current energy issues, it seems wise to ask, say, a scientist. And one
'Green Button' takes aim at home energy bill blues
Why should we have to wait for some smart grid of the future to access information about our home energy
How are water and energy linked?
Most forms of energy we produce also require us to use water, often lots of water. Think of all the
What do we need water for? Food, of course ... and energy too
This year’s World Water Day is focused on the most essential way in which we use water: to produce
Global economy needs green playing fields, not just level ones
Is a solar panel made in China less “green” if it’s installed in Tallahassee instead of Shenzhen? Does it
Smart-city tech promises easier, more efficient business
Smart grids and smart cities are supposed to make our lives easier and more efficient in the future, but what
The great grid and energy transition: What do we need to know?
The transition to a smarter, cleaner energy grid poses unprecedented challenges … so much so that one industry expert has described
'Golden meters' would cost jobs and money, Quebec unions say
Both the safety and economics of smart meters are stirring up controversy in Quebec, where the region’s energy regulatory
Energy from the ocean: Almost ready for 'prime time'?
With wind turbines becoming a familiar part of the scenery in many places, and the cost of photovoltaic (PV) solar