New Electric Cars Might Miss MPG Targets
New electric cars might miss MPG targets General Motors is stepping up to the base, as consumers demand more eco-friendly cars and more miles per gallon. The new Chevrolet Volt, planned to release in...
View ArticleLogitech Creates Solar-Powered Keyboard
Electric Taxicabs in San Francisco The may be heated fights involving solar power and Proposition 23, but California is still on the forefront for going green. The Bay Area’s Metropolitan...
View ArticleSecond Solar Farm Approved for Public Lands In Nevada
Salazar Approves Solar Farm for Nevada Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Interior, has given federal approval for the Amargosa Farm Road Solar Project. The project is the second such large-scale solar...
View ArticlePhiladelphia Eagles Score Touchdown for Energy Efficiency
Which football team will power their stadium with renewable energy in 2011, hockey getting into the renewable energy act too and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission proposes a small rule change...
View ArticleSeattle Developer Builds Home for LEED Certification
America’s largest photovoltaic plant open for business, a Seattle developer builds a modular home and new funding for an EV Capacitor Project. Nation’s Largest PV Plant Completed The United States...
View ArticleTop 10 States with LEED-Certified Buildings
The Green Building Council announces top ten states with the most LEED-certified buildings per capita. Also, how did NASCAR driver Carl Edwards perform with his Mustang running on ROUSH propane? Top...
View ArticlePSE&G Ranked 2nd For Solar Energy Capacity
PSE&G Ranked 2nd For Solar Energy Capacity According to the Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA), Public Service Electric & Gas (PSE&G) had the second most solar capacity of any...
View ArticleTesla’s Gigafactory Breaks Ground in Nevada
Tesla’s Gigafactory Breaks Ground in Nevada Tesla Motors Inc. said that it has broken ground for Gigafactory in Nevada. The $5 billion battery plant holds promise for 6,500 new jobs, aiding the state’s...
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