The Battle Begins: Utilities Unleash PR Might on Distributed Solar
Threatened by the growth of distributed solar, utilities are striking back with a PR effort that essentially paints residential solar panel users as energy freeloaders.
Threatened by the growth of distributed solar, utilities are striking back with a PR effort that essentially paints residential solar panel users as energy freeloaders.
While backing for master-limited partnerships (MLPs) for renewable energy companies grows stronger every day, the financing mechanism faces an uphill battle in Congress.
The report calls for energy infrastructure upgrades and innovation in areas such as energy efficient buildings, industrial water use, and dry cooling technologies.
There's been varying reactions to the President’s climate plan published in the major mass media, we've summarized a few notable ones.
The four-year-old DOE agency charged with supporting “outrageous” clean technology projects expands its program focus.
Governments must focus on energy efficiency and the phasing-out of fossil fuels to keep temperatures within 2ºC warming and limit the financial implications of climate change.
Utilities won't take a "mortal threat" to their business model lying down.
Two financing vehicles on the cusp of untangling new, lower-cost capital for clean technology projects got a huge helping of publicity during recent clean technology conferences.
Although China emerged as the leader in 2012, South Africa’s clean energy investment grew the fastest, followed by Mexico and Turkey.