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In 2009, New York City released its Greener, Greater Buildings Plan, which aims to increase building energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) by 30 percent from 2005 (by 2030), cu
While electric vehicles (EVs) become more affordable and mainstream, one persistent issue some current and potential EV owners face is how and where to charge the car’s lithium-ion battery.
Southern Company (NYSE:SO) has taken a significant step towards constructing two new nuclear units in Georgia.
Renewable energy power system manufacturer PowerVerde, Inc. (OTC: PWVI) says it has completed testing its advanced waste heat recovery system known as the "Liberator," which it plans to start shipping to its European distributor this week.
A June 2011 report, the joint effort of Bloomberg New Energy Finance and Danish firm Vestas Wind Systems (VWDRY.PK) is aimed at identifying which corporations have voluntarily purchased significant amounts of renewable energy technologies, and which may be “greenwashing” their image.
Although electric vehicles (EVs) provide numerous benefits, running out of electricity and being stranded on the road is a concern for some potential EV owners. The American Automobile Association (AAA) recently announced a new project that may help alleviate that obstacle and offer peace of mind as well.
Like many other companies, Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) (NYSE:TM) is jumping on the social networking bandwagon in a whole new way.
In a sharp reversal of policy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has announced the country will move to phase out all nuclear power by 2022.
The decision comes after the Ethics Commission for Security Energy, which Merkel set up to review nuclear power following the Fukushima disaster in Japan, recommended all 17 of Germany's reactors be shut down permanently.
Toshiba, (Other OTC: TOSBF.PK) one of the world’s most recognized manufacturers of electrical products, has announced a shift in its energy acquisition policy as it moves away from nuclear energy and into renewables.
The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), an international body that sets global standards, will vote this summer on a new certification that will govern the development of bifoeul for use in passenger airlines.
