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Government provides funding for wind study in Zambia The United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) has awarded some $1.05…
Report shows that renewable energy has helped prevent 12,700 deaths The proliferation of solar and wind energy has had a…
Wind is becoming more popular in Minnesota Wind energy is growing quickly in Minnesota, according to new information from the…
Eclipse will have a major impact on solar power production Several solar energy companies are preparing to suffer the impact…
Automaker intends to avoid battery technology and develop its own type of clean vehicles Several automakers are facing a somewhat…
P4P Energy wins $1 million in funding from the SunShot Initiative P4P Energy, a company that specializes in solar energy,…
Toyota will be producing new electric vehicles by 2022 Japanese automaker Toyota has announced plans to begin selling long-range, fast-charging…
European countries will have to work together to expand wind energy capacity Europe may be able to make better use…
New solar cell is capable of collecting nearly half of all direct sunlight it receives Scientists from the George Washington…
New battery system will be developed by Tesla Tesla Motors has been tapped to build the world’s largest battery system.…
Physee offers another way to take advantage of solar energy A startup called Physee is looking to provide businesses and…
Ground has been broken on an innovative new city China has broken ground on its first “forest city.” The city…
Government may use hydrogen fuel cells in order to power GO Transit network The government of Ontario, Canada, is looking…
UK generated more electricity from renewable energy sources than from its coal and gas systems Wind, solar, and nuclear power…
Toyota divests from Tesla in order to focus on its own clean transportation plans Toyota has announced that it has…
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