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The receding Salton Sea might not be all bad news for California. According to what officials said at the Southern…
SolarCity and Honda enter into a $50 million deal SolarCity, a leading solar energy company, has announced a new megadeal…
When it comes to renewable energy, it is common knowledge that government funding is the lifeblood of large-scale projects. In…
SolarCity introduces the MyPower financing option, which is the first of its kind in the US SolarCity has launched a…
The first geothermal power in the UK in 30 years is generated by Rosemanowes project. Engineers at the Rosemanowes geothermal…
Finnish government has plans to change current tax law, which may be a major benefit for small-scale energy projects Potential…
Department of Energy awards $3.2 million contract to FuelCell Energy FuelCell Energy, a leading developer of hydrogen fuel cells, has…
In the past, clean energy had predominantly been an environmental issue. Environmentalist groups had advocated renewable energy as a way…
Study from Stanford University shows that severe drought could be connected to climate change A recent study released by Stanford…
Australia may be able to meet its ambitious renewable energy goals by 2020 with nothing more than wind power There…
Some of the historic properties in the UK will run on renewable energy. Panasonic has announced that it will be…
Department of Energy begins to show more support for biofuels The U.S. Department of Energy is preparing to launch more…
Scottish government grants approval for the construction of a new wind farm The Scottish government has approved the construction of…
IEA predicts that solar power will play a major role in the global energy make up in the coming years…
Egypt has introduced new feed-in tariffs that will support the development of new energy projects The Egyptian government has announced…
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