More solar power coming to California
For the second time in as many days, another California utility company has announced plans to develop 500 megawatts of
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Cleantech ticker: 25 Feb. 2009
Cleantech news as it happens — check back for regular updates: * Coolerado Corporation has posted a video on its Website demonstrating
Energy-efficient buildings = healthier people
Buildings that are more energy-efficient are also better for their occupants’ health and comfort, according to researchers at the US
IBM joins electric car test project
IBM has joined a Danish consortium working to develop an intelligent infrastructure for large-scale adoption of sustainably powered electric vehicles.
10 new technologies that could change the world
With so many new technological developments announced every day, which ones show the most promise for society’s future? The
Solar firm breaks industry price barrier
First Solar Inc. says it’s broken the $1 (US) per watt price barrier for the cost of manufacturing solar
Jurdy: Mind the details
Jurdy meets the e-car learning curve …
Cleantech news you might have missed: 24 Feb. 2009
From smart grids in China to the carbon footprint of a French Bordeaux, we’ve got a summary of some
No such thing as green IT? Maybe not
Efforts to green the IT industry might prove to be an exercise in futility, if a researcher at the University
California officials to farmers: No water for you
While Australia burns, California shrivels, and officials are preparing for yet another year of drought by once again drastically cutting
Utility eyes 500 megawatts of new solar power
The utility company NRG Energy Inc. plans to use eSolar’s technology to develop solar thermal plants in California and
'Revolutionary' solar tech ready for prime time
International Automated Systems Inc. (IAS) says it will be providing Renewable Energy Development Corporation (REDCO) with its cutting-edge solar panels