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City and county officials think the pipeline would undermine federal policy and their local efforts to move to clean vehicles and alternate fuels.
A new group has chimed in to oppose the Keystone XL pipeline project that would carry oil from...
Nov 23, 2011
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Eager to tap China's booming market and fearing the loss of private U.S. investment, American startups have begun eyeing Chinese partnerships
Concern is building among American investors that China is edging ahead in the lucrative clean...
Jul 12, 2011
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San Diego County has been slow to embrace wind farms, largely because of permitting obstacles and local opposition — but that could change soon
Clean energy groups in San Diego County are hoping to spark a wind energy rush in a region far...
Jun 28, 2011
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Since entering the smart grid space in 2009, Colorado-based Tendril has quadrupled its workforce and revenues. Now it's landing major deals in Australia
Washington's smart grid stimulus campaign is paying off for many U.S. software companies.
Having...
Jun 16, 2011
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Kwik Trip is installing electric car charging stations at stores in three Midwestern states. But will the effort be anything more than a symbolic gesture?
A Midwest convenience store chain is installing electric vehicle charging stations in three states...
Jun 7, 2011
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Those championing a green investment agency are hopeful that senators will rearrange enough dollars in the DOE budget, or elsewhere, to make it happen
WASHINGTON—Two top senators are again toying with the fancy of enhancing the Department of Energy's...
May 11, 2011
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A Google-funded study, which found enormous geothermal potential in West Virginia, is reinivogorating the push to develop the resource in the coal state
Coal-dependent West Virginia could become the first state outside of the American West to tap its...
Mar 14, 2011
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Bolt-maker Cardinal Fastener is a poster child for Ohio's manufacutring revival, with a new wind energy division that now makes up almost half its revenues
Tales of layoffs and cutbacks in Ohio's manufacturing sector are being eclipsed by a surprising new...
Mar 4, 2011
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Innovators fear that the generous allotments targeted for renewables and efficiency in the DOE budget — the largest ever — could be in jeopardy
WASHINGTON—Clean technology innovators looking to sharpen this country's competitive elbows have...
Mar 2, 2011
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Obama adopted a more centrist tone during his State of the Union, avoiding any mention of climate change but embracing the promise of clean technology
WASHINGTON—President Obama's commitment to lessening the nation's carbon footprint hasn't likely...
Jan 26, 2011
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