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Mikhail Gorbachev urged world leaders and oil industry leaders to invest in solar energy at the NRPA International Petrochemical Conference.

The Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) will install cutting-edge solar power arrays at six schools in Florida.

When complete, the solar power arrays, called the "Next Generation Solar Education Stations," will provide five kilowatts of solar electricity and save each school around $800 in electricity costs per year. 

China continues to emerge as a global leader in clean technology.

Incandescent light bulbs are going the way of the dinosaur.

The U.S. federal government has announced plans to invest $3.2 billion USD in energy efficiency and conservation projects throughout the country.

Abu Dhabi, the largest producer of oil in the United Arab Emirates, is creating the world's first green city--Masdar.

New York City has enacted an initiative to replace its gas guzzling taxi cabs with either hybrid or low-emissions vehicles.

Six years ago, the Cape Wind project, America's first offshore wind farm was designed.  Today, the Cape Wind project continues to move toward production at a snail's pace.

Texas, the United States national leader in wind power, is looking to catch up in the solar power industry.

Danish energy company Skycon has agreed to take over Vestas' wind turbine plant, Welcon Towers, in Machrilhanish, Scotland.