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In Treehugger - Posted 6 days ago

Turkey is building a plant to make power from chicken poop, but is still struggling to ease traffic congestion in its largest city. Photos by Darin B...

Dwell on Design Conference: Dispatch from Day One

In Treehugger - Posted 1 week ago

Turn your wall into a white board with Idea Paint. Photos by RCruger.Gorgeous green homewares, scintillating sustainability forums, abfab prefab displ...

Tags: sustainability

Can a Green-Power Underachiever Reach its Full Potential?

In Treehugger - Posted 1 week ago

Turkey's national energy grid. Image via Global Energy Network InstituteAlthough only a paltry 1 percent of Turkey's power is currently provided by re...

Tags: renewable

Sainsbury's People Powered Checkouts: Aren't They Petroleum Powered?

In Treehugger - Posted 1 week ago

Is Harvesting Energy from Passing Cars Free ?Whether it's delivering produce by barge, or turning waste food into electricity, UK supermarket chain S...

Tags: uk wind

Feds Issue First Offshore Wind Energy Leases

In Domestic Fuel - Posted 1 week ago

For the first time, the federal government has issued offshore wind leases to explore the potential of the energy source.The New York Times reports th...

Tags: alternative energy wind

Discovering The True Power Of Your Trash

In Treehugger - Posted 1 week ago

Waste-to-energy facility in Broward County, Florida, situated at the Central landfill that also has a landfill gas to energy facility. Image credit:...

Tags: waste to energy

First Solar Touts Falling Costs, But Will It Be Enough

In WSJ.com: Environmental Capital - Posted 1 week ago

The Walton family of Wal-Mart fame owns about 39% of First Solar stock and the retailers legendary penchant for driving down costs is rubbing off on ...

Tags: alternative energy renewable renewable energy solar

The Anti White Paper

In Random Rogers Big Picture - Posted 1 week ago

The latest Journal of Indexes is up at IndexUniverse and as usual there is plenty of meat on the bone but I wonder if there might not be a little too ...

Tags: alternative energy economic economy journal nuclear

From Washington to Texas, Biodiesel Makers Sitting Idle

In WSJ.com: Environmental Capital - Posted 1 week ago

Imperium Renewables dream of profiting from peddling biodiesel while doing its part to save the planet has turned out to be just that: a dream. The tw...

Tags: alternative energy biodiesel demand ethanol legislation renewable

Right Place, Right Time For Tesla. Electric Car Maker Gets $460M From US Gov

In Alarm Clock - Posted 1 week ago

San Carlos-based Tesla, maker of a $109K electric sports car, has won $350M in low-interest loans to develop a $57,499 four-door sedan and $100M to ex...

Tags: electric

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