Austin
Coulomb Technologies Bringing Nearly 5,000 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations to U.S. Cities By 2011
By Nathanael Baker on June 3, 2010
Tags: Austin, Coulomb Technologies, electric car, electric car charging station, electric vehicle, EV, Ford, General Motors, GM, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, San Jose, Washington D.C. Redmond Washington
Coulomb Technologies has announced it will install close to 5,000 free Charge Point Networked Charging Stations for electric vehicles across the United States.
By Jace Shoemaker-... on August 21, 2009
Tags: Toyota, United States, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Electric Garden, New York, prius solar tour, San Francisco, Seattle, solar energy, solar power, solar pwered ventilation system, solar sunflowers, Texas, toyota solar bus stations, Toyota solar flowers, cell phones, energy, Jay Simmons, Mags Harries, New York, Prius, steel, Texas, Wi-Fi
Spring and summer is normally the time one expects to see fields of flowers in full bloom. But these particular flowers may have you taking a second-look.
Electric Garden
By Harry Tournemille on June 30, 2009
Tags: United States, Austin, Berkeley, biofuel, Boston, California, Cambridge, Chicago, Eugene, hybrid, LEED, Massachusetts, Oakland, Oregon, Portland, renewable energy, renewable power, San Francisco, Seattle, solar energy, solar power, Washington, wind energy, wind power, biofuels, California, Daniel Hudson Burnham, electricity, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, food, Massachusetts, oil, Oregon, Texas, U.S. Department of Energy
Using careful but easily understood criteria, the editorial team at the Mother Nature Network (MNN) has come up with their top ten "green" cities in the U.S..
By Jace Shoemaker-... on June 26, 2009
Tags: H-E-B, Mexico, United States, Austin, Austin solar projects, food retailer, grocery store, H-E-B, H-E-B Pilot Project, Mexico, solar energy, solar panels, solar power, United States, condensation, energy, food, Leslie Lockett, Neville Micallef, steel, Texas
A food retailer in Austin is gearing up to go solar. H-E-B, located on Brodie Lane, is in the process of installing solar panels.
H-E-B stores are one of the largest independently-owned food retailers in the United States with more than 300 stores in Texas and Mexico and employs more than 60,000 people.
