EERE Network News Articles

Here you'll find all ENN articles written from 2002 to the present.

• "Big Three" Automakers to Produce More Renewable-Fuel Vehicles
• "Cash for Clunkers" Rebate Program Gets Rolling
• "Cash for Clunkers" Replaces 700,000 Vehicles with More Efficient Models
• "Climate Positive" Urban Projects Slated for California and Florida
• "FreedomCAR" Program to Advance Fuel-Cell Vehicles
• "Green Grid" Consortium Takes Aim on Data Center Energy Use
• "New American Home" Wows Crowds at International Builders' Show
• "Operation Change Out" Spurs Efficient Lighting at Military Bases
• "Renewable Energy Atlas of the West" Goes Online
• 18 Student Teams to Participate in DOE's Second Solar Decathlon
• 20 Solar Homes Take Shape on the National Mall for the Solar Decathlon
• 2001 Ranked as Second Warmest Year on Record
• 2003 Shaping Up as Third-Warmest Year on Record
• 2003 and 2002 Tied as Second-Warmest Years on Record
• 2004 is Fourth Warmest Year on Record
• 2005 Budget Includes Tax Credits for Renewables and Energy Efficiency
• 2006 Budget Includes Tax Incentives for Renewables and Clean Vehicles
• 2006 Ranks Among the Warmest on Record Globally and at Home
• 2007 Ranks Among the Warmest Years on Record
• 2008 Lands Among the Ten Warmest Years on Record for the Globe
• 2010 Honda Insight Goes on Sale for Less Than $20,000
• 250-Kilowatt Fuel Cell System Installed in Los Angeles
• 300-Kilowatt Solar Power System Installed in Arizona; 52-Kilowatt System Installed in New Jersey
• 36 Businesses and Organizations Win Energy Star Awards
• ACEEE Names Champions of Energy Efficiency for 2002
• ACEEE: California Leads the Country in Energy Efficiency Policies
• ACRE Becomes ACORE as Renewable Energy Conferences Approach
• ADM and Metabolix to Build Biobased Plastics Plant in Iowa
• AEP and Alstrom to Trap Carbon Dioxide Emissions from a Coal Plant
• AES and DuPont Form New Global Alternative Energy Divisions
• AIA Report Notes Surge in Green Building Programs
• ASHRAE Publishes Energy Design Guide for K-12 School Buildings
• ASHRAE, DOE to Cooperate on Energy Efficiency and Renewables
• AWEA Boosts Wind Power Projections to 4,000 MW for 2007
• AWEA Expects Record Wind Growth in 2005 after Slow 2004
• AWEA Launches Campaign for Small Wind Power in California
• AWEA: Recovery Act Spurs U.S. Wind Power Growth in the Third Quarter
• AWEA: U.S. Market for Small Wind Turbines Grew 78% in 2008
• Acquisitions a Growing Trend in Solar and Wind Power
• Advanced Gasoline and Diesel Engines Also Offer High Fuel Economy
• Advances in Materials Show New Promise for Superconductors
• Advances in Solar Power Aim for a Touchdown
• Aeronaut's Goal: Around the World on Solar Power
• After 20 Years, California Solar Project Reaches 3.2 Megawatts
• After Setting Records, Oil Prices are Projected to Decline
• After a Cold December, EIA Expects Higher Winter Heating Costs
• After the Blackout, Groups Envision Future Power System Options
• Agriculture Department Grants $62.5 Million for Clean Energy
• Agriculture Department Proposes Consumer Label for Biobased Products
• Air Force Plans for 18 Megawatts of Solar Power at Nevada Base
• Alaska Utility Wins Wind Cooperative of the Year Award
• Alaska and Oil Producers Reach Natural Gas Pipeline Agreement
• Alexander Karsner Sworn in as Assistant Secretary for EERE
• All-Solar Community in Arizona to Feature 487 Off-Grid Homes
• Alliance to Save Energy Launches a New Fuel Economy Campaign
• Alliant Energy Seeks Renewable Power Sources for Iowa
• Altamont Pass Research May Lead to Reduced Bird Deaths
• Altamont Wind Plants Sued for Failing to Prevent Bird Deaths
• American Architects Name Top Ten Green Buildings for 2007
• American Architects Name Top Ten Green Buildings for 2008
• American Architects and DOE Announce Awards on Earth Day
• American Chemistry Council Honors Energy Efficiency Efforts
• American Le Mans Race Cars to Compete to be the Greenest
• Americans Driving Less, Says Federal Highway Administration
• Amsterdam's Nuon Solar Team Wins the World Solar Challenge
• Analysis: Airline Industry is Hamstrung by Rising Fuel Prices
• Anti-Neutrinos Shed Light on the Source of Geothermal Energy
• Appliance Efficiency Standards Signed Into Law in New Jersey
• Appropriations Act Boosts DOE Funding for Renewables and Efficiency
• Appropriations Act Provides Nearly $2 Billion in New Funding for EERE
• Approval of Reactor Design Opens Door for New Nuclear Power
• Architect Group Names Top Ten Green Buildings for 2009
• Architect Group Names the Top Ten Green Projects for 2003
• Architects Award the Top "Green" Building Projects for 2002
• Are Renewables and Energy Efficiency on Your Holiday Shopping List?
• Arizona Completes a One-Megawatt Solar Trough Plant
• Arizona Court: Homeowners Have a Right to use Solar Energy
• Arizona Establishes Higher Renewable Energy Requirements
• Arizona Fleets Report Unexpectedly Low Mileages for Hybrid Vehicles
• Arizona Governor Signs Executive Order to Cut Greenhouse Gases
• Arizona Might be Home to First New U.S. Refinery Since 1976
• Arizona Passes, Colorado Vetoes Appliance Efficiency Standards
• Arizona Public Service Doubles Incentives for Solar Energy
• Arizona Requires 15 Percent Renewable Power by 2025
• Arizona Utilities Expand Solar Energy Incentives
• Arizona Utility Builds a 1-Megawatt Solar Trough Plant
• Arizona Utility to Buy Power from a 280-Megawatt Solar Power Plant
• Army Corps Releases Final Report on Snake River Dams
• Army Corps Selects "Adaptive Migration" at Snake River Dams
• Army Unveils Hybrid Propulsion System for New Combat Vehicles
• Arrest Proves Energy Trading Role in California Power Crisis
• Asia's Growth to Help Boost World Energy Use 57 Percent by 2025
• Asia-Pacific Climate Declaration Emphasizes Energy Efficiency
• Asia-Pacific Partnership Yields Renewable Energy and Efficiency Projects
• Assistant Secretary Alexander Karsner Announces Resignation
• Assistant Secretary Garman Addresses WINDPOWER 2002 Conference
• Assistant Secretary Garman Dedicates Fuel Cell at Florida School
• AstroPower Accounting Crisis Leads to Delisting from NASDAQ
• Astropower Successfully Tests its Solar-Grade Silicon Production Process
• At Half-Way Point, 2009 is the Fifth Warmest Year on Record
• At Half-Year Mark, 2007 is Second Warmest Year on Record
• At Halfway Point, 2002 is the Second Warmest Year on Record
• At Halfway Point, 2008 is the Ninth Warmest Year on Record
• At Mid-Point, 2004 Ranks as Third-Hottest Year on Record
• At Mid-Year, 2005 is Third-Warmest Year on Record
• Atlantic Hurricane Season Likely to be Above Normal
• Audubon Center Uses Only Solar Energy, Earns Greenest Rating
• Ausra Backs Off on Large CSP Projects, Focuses on Industries
• Ausra Opens its First Concentrating Solar Power Plant in California
• Austin Energy Maintains U.S. Lead in Green Power Sales
• Austin Energy Maintains U.S. Lead in Green Power Sales
• Austin Energy Tops Green Power Sales
• Australia's "World Solar Challenge" Car Race Starts October 19th
• Australian Government Backs Kilometer-Tall Solar Tower
• Automakers Commit to Fuel Economy, Electrification in Long-Term Plans
• Automakers Drop Lawsuits Over California ZEV Rules
• Automakers Emphasize Fuel Economy at the L.A. Auto Show
• Automakers Offer 31 Models of Flex-Fuel Vehicles for 2008
• Automotive Companies Pave Way for LEDs and "Smart" Windows
• Automotive Electronics Companies Advance Hybrid Technologies
• Automotive X Prize Purse Set at $10 Million
• Automotive X Prize to Award Megabucks for Fuel-Efficient Cars
• Average Fuel Economy of 2007 Cars and Light Trucks Unchanged
• Award-Winning Building Products and Projects Advance Energy Efficiency
• Awards Recognize Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Technologies
• BC Hydro Announces Second Agreement for Ocean Wave Energy
• BLM Approves 200-Megawatt Wind Project in South-Central Idaho
• BLM Finalizes Plans to Open 190 Million Acres to Geothermal Power
• BLM Finds Renewable Energy Potential in Eleven Western States
• BLM Geothermal Leasing Yields $20 Million in Winning Bids
• BLM Offers Geothermal Leases in Utah, Idaho, and Oregon
• BLM Proposes to Encourage Wind Energy Development in the West
• BLM Releases Draft Environmental Study for Wind Development
• BLM Releases Map of Proposed Energy Corridors on Federal Land
• BLM and CEC Release Draft EIS for the 400-MW Ivanpah Solar Project
• BLM and Forest Service Consider Large-Scale Geothermal Leasing
• BLM and U.S. Forest Service to Consider Expanded Geothermal Leasing
• BLM to Continue Accepting Applications for Solar Energy Projects
• BLM to Invest Recovery Act Funds on Renewable Energy Permitting
• BLM to Pursue Increased Wind Power on Public Lands
• BMW, GM Draw on Landfill Methane to Power Auto Plants
• BMW, GM, and DaimlerChrysler Combine Efforts to Develop Hybrid Cars
• BP Adding 250 Megawatts of Cogeneration to its Texas City Refinery
• BP Brings Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Education, Solar Power, and Low-Sulfur Gasoline to Colorado
• BP Commits $500 Million Over 10 Years to Support Biofuels
• BP Releases "Statistical Review of World Energy 2004"
• BP Releases Its Statistical Review of World Energy 2002
• BP Report Finds Record Growth in World Energy Demand in 2004
• BP Report Sees High But Slowing Growth in World Energy Use
• BP Report: World Oil Supply Comfortably Exceeds Demand
• BP Solar Drops Thin-Film Products to Focus on Crystalline Silicon
• BP Solar to Boost U.S. Production of Solar Cells and Modules
• BP and Edison Plan a 500-Megawatt Hydrogen Project in California
• BP and GE Plan to Build Up to 15 Hydrogen Power Plants by 2016
• BP to Double its Investment in Renewable Energy
• BP to Install 550 Megawatts of Wind Power in Four States
• BP to Switch to Ethanol in California by Year-End
• BP: Developing World Now Consumes More Energy than Developed Countries
• BPA Draws on Hydropower to Make Wind Energy More Attractive
• Bad Props Threaten Record Attempt by Biodiesel-Fueled Boat
• Ballard Aims to Commercialize Vehicle Fuel Cells by 2010
• Battery Advancements Hold Promise for Electric Vehicles
• Bay-Area Postal Facilities to Combine Efficiency, Fuel Cell, and Solar Power
• Beautiful, Efficient Fixtures Lauded in Lighting Competition
• Bid on a Toyota Prius, the Top-Selling HEV, for Earth Day
• Big Solar Thermal Power Plants Planned for Florida, California
• Big Wind Energy Projects Hit the Great Plains
• Biodiesel Distribution Expands via Blending at Fuel Terminals
• Biodiesel Makes Mardi Gras a Little Bit Cleaner
• Biodiesel Production Expected to Triple in 2005
• Biodiesel-Fueled Boat Abandons Circumnavigation Attempt
• Biodiesel-Fueled Boat Takes to Sea in Circumnavigation Attempt
• Biofuel Companies Use Alternative Energy for Production and Delivery
• Biofuel Requirement and Tax Incentives Included in Energy Act
• Biomass Power Catches Fire in Ohio, Florida, Georgia, and New Hampshire
• Blackout Spurs Interest in Renewables and Efficiency
• Boeing Flies First Fuel-Cell-Powered Manned Aircraft
• Boeing Unveils the First Fuel-Efficient 787 Dreamliner
• Boeing to Lead Fuel-Cell-Powered Airplane Demonstration
• Boeing to Test an Airplane Powered Solely by a Fuel Cell
• Bonnie Raitt Takes the "Green Highway" on her Concert Tour
• Boulder Voters Follow Berkeley with Clean Energy Financing
• Boulder, Colorado, to be Nation's First "Smart Grid City"
• Branson Commits $3 Billion to Renewable Energy and Pledges to Cut Aviation Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Breakthrough May Shed Light on High-Temperature Superconductivity
• Broin Aims for Cellulosic Ethanol Production by 2009
• Browns Ferry 1 is First "New" Nuclear Reactor in 11 Years
• Budget Includes Tax Incentives for Renewables, CHP, Hybrids
• Builders' Group Presents 11 National Awards for Green Building
• Building Developer and Town Buy Large Amounts of Green Power
• Building Groups to Set Minimum Standard for Green Building
• BuildingGreen Names Top Ten Green Building Products for 2006
• Bureau of Land Management to Establish Renewable Energy Offices
• Bush Administration Pushes Renewable Energy on Public Lands
• Business Model Benefits Small Wind Investors
• CEC Approves New Energy Efficiency Standards for Buildings
• CEC Committee Recommends Approval of New Geothermal Plant
• CEC Report: California Green Power Could Increase 10-Fold
• Cadillac and Porsche Plan Luxury Hybrid SUVs
• Cal State Hayward to Install One Megawatt of Solar Power
• California Accelerates its Pursuit of Clean Energy
• California Adopts a Long-Term Energy Efficiency Plan
• California Adopts a Low-Carbon Fuel Standard
• California Agency Reduces Zero-Emission Vehicle Requirements
• California Air Board Allows Fuel-Cell Emphasis in New ZEV Rules
• California Announces Summer Energy Conservation Plan
• California Approves $1 Billion for Low-Income Energy Efficiency
• California Approves $2 Billion for Energy Efficiency
• California Approves $2.9 Billion Solar Energy Initiative
• California Approves Contract for 500-Megawatt Solar Facility
• California Approves Feed-In Tariffs for Renewable Energy Systems
• California Approves Greenhouse Gas Regulations for Vehicles
• California Approves Legislation for Million Solar Roofs Plan
• California Approves New Transmission Line for Wind
• California Approves Rules to Cut Auto Greenhouse Emissions
• California Approves a Plan to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• California Boosts Solar Photovoltaic Funding by $300 Million
• California Builders Include Solar Power on Hundreds of Homes
• California Continues to Lead the Way with Large Solar Projects
• California Continues to Pursue Solar Power in a Big Way
• California County to Add 1.11 Megawatts of Solar Power
• California Credits Conservation for Weathering Heat Wave
• California Cut Electricity Use by 6.7 Percent in 2001
• California Deploys a 470-Kilowatt Solar Power System
• California Electricity Report Confirms Energy Savings
• California Energy Policy Looks to Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• California Establishes Statewide Green Building Standards
• California Expands its Rules for Feed-In Tariffs and Net Metering
• California Gains its First Combined Hydrogen and Gasoline Station
• California Gains its First Large LNG Fuel Production Plant
• California Government and Agencies Commit to Green Building
• California Governor Davis Extends MTBE Phase-Out to 2003
• California Governor Schwarzenegger Approves Greenhouse Gas Law
• California Grants License for Largest U.S. Geothermal Plant
• California Group's Goal: 600,000 Natural Gas Vehicles by 2012
• California Hydrogen Highway Network Gains Momentum
• California Launches $30 Million Clean Energy Investment Fund
• California Lays Down the Welcome Mat for Renewable Energy Projects
• California Mandates 20 Percent Renewable Power by 2017
• California Marks the Success of its Renewable Energy Program
• California Offers $30 Million for Clean Energy in Industry
• California Orders 30 Hydrogen-Fueled Cars
• California Partnership to Examine Transmission for Renewable Energy
• California Passes Bills to Promote Clean Cars and Renewables
• California Plans to Install Solar Power on One Million Homes
• California Plant Begins Continuous Production of Biodiesel
• California Postal Facility Installs Largest Federal Solar Array
• California Power Authority Issues Resource Investment Plan
• California Power Authority Seeks 4 Megawatts of Solar Power
• California Power Outlook Positive Despite First Power Alert
• California Proposes Cuts in Vehicle Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• California Proposes Delay to Zero-Emission Vehicle Program
• California Proposes a Path to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• California Regulators Reject Finavera Wave Power Contract
• California Regulators Reward Utilities for Pursuing Energy Efficiency
• California Releases Plans to Cut its Greenhouse Emissions
• California Renews its 20/20 Energy Conservation Program
• California Sets Goals to Boost In-State Biofuels Production
• California Sets Greenhouse Gas Standards for Electric Utilities
• California Sets New Efficiency Standards for Appliances
• California Sets Tough Air-Conditioner Efficiency Standard
• California Streamlines Approvals for Renewable Energy Projects
• California Supports Research on Efficient Server Farms
• California Trends Toward Half-Megawatt Solar Power Systems
• California Utilities Seek Renewable Energy to Meet New Standard
• California Utility Agrees to Buy 553 Megawatts of Solar Power
• California Utility Exceeds 20 Percent Renewable Energy Use
• California Utility Inks Deal for Nearly 1,500 Solar Homes
• California Utility Reopens Residential Energy Efficiency Program
• California Utility Signs Agreement for Solar Thermal Power
• California Utility Signs Record 1,500-MW Wind Power Contract
• California Utility to Buy 500 Megawatts of Solar Thermal Power
• California Utility to Buy Power from Six New Renewable Energy Projects
• California Utility to Install 250 Megawatts of Solar Panels
• California Voters Approve Funding for High-Speed Rail System
• California Wine Co-op to Install Two Large Solar Power Systems
• California and DOE to Support Electric Energy Storage Projects
• California and Europe Dominate in Large Solar PV Projects
• California and New York Extend Their Net Metering Laws
• California and Ohio Support Distributed Generation Projects
• California and Oregon Build an Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles
• California and Oregon Organizations Install Large Solar Plants
• California and Oregon Pursue Tidal and Wave Energy Projects
• California and Utilities Work to Save Energy in State Buildings
• California to Host World's Largest Photovoltaic System
• California to Loosen Rules Mandating Electric Vehicle Sales
• California to Set Cap on Utility Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• California to Set a Carbon Limit for Transportation Fuels
• California's Small, Clean Power Generators Avoid Extra Fees
• Californians Burn Through Energy Efficiency Rebate Funds
• Calpine to Boost Geysers Geothermal Production by 80 Megawatts
• Canada to Join the International Partnership for the Hydrogen Economy
• Canada's Intent to Ratify the Kyoto Accord Boosts its Chances
• Canadian Automakers Agree to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Canadian Companies to Produce BioOil from Wood Waste
• Canadian Company Aims to Commercialize Spheral Solar Cells
• Canadian Company Begins Commercial Delivery of BioOil
• Canadian Company Continues to Advance BioOil Technology
• Canadian Company Starts Production of Ethanol from Cellulose
• Canadian Solar Car Achieves World-Record Distance
• Canadian Team Achieves 3,415 mpg in Supermileage Competition
• Car-Sharing Company Plans Nationwide Expansion
• Carbon Dioxide Emissions Growing Rapidly, Particularly in Asia
• Carbon Nanotubes Show Promise for Solar Cells, Other Devices
• Carbon Sequestration Sites Found for Over 3,500 Billion Tons
• Cargill Dow, Ashland to Produce Biobased Solvent
• Cargo Ship Completes Maiden Voyage Using Towing Kite
• Casinos Help Bring Six Zero Energy Homes to New Jersey
• Cathy Zoi Nominated for the Assistant Secretary of EERE
• Cellulosic Ethanol Facilities Marching Ahead
• Cellulosic Ethanol Facilities Planned for Louisiana and Georgia
• Cellulosic Ethanol Gains Ground in Iowa, New York, and South Dakota
• Central Ohio Joins Clean Cities Program
• Change a Light Bus Tour Boosts Pledges to Nearly One Million
• Chevrolet Goes Small at the New York Auto Show
• Chevron Enters Biofuels Business, Invests in Biodiesel Company
• Chevron Investment Highlights Development of Alberta Oil Sands
• ChevronTexaco Powers Oil Field with Large Solar Power System
• ChevronTexaco to Use Ethanol in Southern California by May
• China Buys U.S. Solar Cell Equipment Despite Industry Downturn
• China Now Leads in Total Carbon Dioxide Emissions, Says Report
• China Supports Plan to Build World's Largest Tidal Power Plant
• Chrysler Launches New Hybrids, then Cancels Production
• Chrysler Selects A123Systems for Electric Vehicle Batteries
• Chrysler Unveils Electric-Drive Concepts and Diesels in Detroit
• Chrysler to Begin Delivering Hybrid SUVs in August
• Chrysler to Launch Hemi-Powered Hybrid SUVs in 2008
• Chrysler to Produce an Electric Car or Plug-in Hybrid by 2010
• Chrysler, Ford, and Other Automakers Pursue Electric Vehicles
• Cielo to Build an 80-Megawatt Wind Plant in New Mexico
• Clean Air Act Settlement to Yield Solar and Wind or Biomass Projects
• Clean Cities' Odyssey Day Celebrates Success in Alternative Fuel Vehicles
• Clean Diesels Still Fall Short of Top-12 List of Green Vehicles
• Clean Energy Bonds Expanded by the Economic Stimulus Act
• Clean Energy Emphasized at the Americas Energy and Climate Symposium
• Clean Energy Investment Exceeds $117 Billion in 2007
• Clean Energy Investments More Than Double in 2006
• Clean Energy Markets to Quadruple by 2015, Says Report
• Clean Energy Partnership Launched for Island Nations
• Clean Energy Projects Dodge the Global Credit Crunch
• Climate Congress Reports Worsening Findings on Climate Change
• Clinton Climate Initiative Yields New Energy Efficiency Pacts
• Closure of Alaskan Oil Field Likely to Impact Oil and Gasoline Prices
• Coalition Launches Campaign to Promote Plug-In Hybrids
• Coalition Works to Protect Bats from Turbines
• Coastal States Demonstrate Leadership in Solar Power
• Coleman Powermate Launches Fuel-Cell-Powered Generator
• Colleges, Universities Buy Wind Power, Cut Greenhouse Gases
• Colorado Doubles its Renewable Requirement and Aids Transmission
• Colorado Utility Plans to Add 500 Megawatts of Renewables
• Colorado Utility Seeks 500 Megawatts of Renewable Energy
• Colorado Voters Approve Renewable Energy Requirement
• Coming Soon: "Made With Renewable Energy" Labels on Products
• Companies Developing Alternative Home Power Technologies
• Companies Examine New Ways to Keep Buildings Cool
• Companies File the First Nuclear Plant Application in 29 Years
• Companies Pursuing Ocean Power along the Northern U.S. Shores
• Companies Unveil New Building-Integrated Solar Power Products
• Companies and Utilities to Launch Algae Farm in Hawaii
• Company Completes Construction of Wave Energy Converter
• Company Deploys Wave Energy Device off Oregon Coast
• Company Feeds Natural Gas Pipeline with Biogas from Manure
• Company Plans 200-Megawatt Tidal Power Plant in New Zealand
• Company Plans Large Wind Plant Offshore of Galveston, Texas
• Company Plans Wave Power Installation Near Rhode Island
• Company Plans to Build Cellulosic Ethanol Plant in Georgia
• Company Produces "Green" Crude Oil and Gasoline from Algae
• Company Produces Bright White LED Light Source
• Company Proposes 12.5 Gigawatts of Wind Power at 17 Offshore Sites
• Company Proposes 500-Megawatt Wind Plant off the Texas Coast
• Company Proposes Ocean Energy Projects in Six States
• Company Proposes to Build a Coal-to-Liquids Plant in Wyoming
• Company to Build Largest U.S. Biodiesel Plant in North Dakota
• Compressed Natural Gas Shipping Could Offer New Energy Options
• Conferences on Residential Energy Efficiency Begin
• Congress Renews Wind Energy Production Tax Credit
• Connecticut Clean Energy Fund Picks Seven Solar Projects
• Connecticut Clean Energy Fund to Jump-Start Renewable Projects
• Connecticut Climate Change Act Signed into Law
• Connecticut Offers $1.8 Million in Solar Power Rebates
• Connecticut and Moab, Utah, Show Support for Green Power
• Connecticut and New Jersey Launch New Green Power Programs
• Connecticut to Buy 20 Percent Green Power by 2010
• Connecticut to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions 80% by 2050
• Connecticut, West Virginia Students Win the Fuel Cell Car Challenge
• Construction Starts on Grid-Connected Superconducting Cable
• Construction Underway on First Geothermal Power Plant in New Mexico
• Construction of Zero Energy Home Underway in Tucson, Arizona
• Consumer Reports: Two Hybrids Pay for Themselves in Gas Savings
• Continuing Resolution Boosts Funding for Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• Continuing Resolution Includes $25 Billion in Automakers Loans
• Copenhagen Report: "Climate Inaction is Inexcusable"
• Corn Ethanol Producer VeraSun Files for Bankruptcy Protection
• Corn Ethanol Production Increased 25 Percent in 2006
• Corn Oil Extraction Yields New Benefits for Ethanol Producers
• Corn-Derived Plastic Provides Deli Packaging in U.S. Grocery
• Corporate Group Reaches 360 Megawatts of Green Power Capacity
• Countries Invited to Declare Themselves "GREEN"
• Cow Manure and Cotton Gin Waste to Fuel Ethanol Plant in Texas
• Crowder College Wins "People's Choice Award" as Solar Decathlon Ends
• DARPA-Funded Effort Achieves New Record Solar Cell Efficiency
• DOE Aims to Buy Nearly Five Percent Green Power by 2005, Also Plans to Advance LED Lighting
• DOE Aims to Reduce its Energy Intensity by 30 Percent
• DOE Announces $144 Million in Recovery Act Funding for the Smart Grid
• DOE Announces $44 Million to Provide Net-Zero-Energy Homes
• DOE Announces $64 Million in Hydrogen Research Projects
• DOE Announces 2002 Clean Cities Program Awards
• DOE Announces Appointment of Dan Arvizu as New NREL Director
• DOE Announces Four Hydrogen Demonstration Partnerships
• DOE Announces New Criteria for Energy Star Refrigerators
• DOE Announces New Energy Star Criteria for Water Heaters
• DOE Asks Eaton to Advance Hybrid Truck Systems
• DOE Awards $1.13 Million to Weatherize Homes in Arizona
• DOE Awards $100 Million for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Research
• DOE Awards $11.2 Million for Hydrogen Research
• DOE Awards $11.8 Million for New Solar Energy Grid Integration Systems
• DOE Awards $119 Million to Five States, D.C., and American Samoa
• DOE Awards $128.2 Million to Weatherize Homes in 30 States and the Navajo Nation
• DOE Awards $13 Million for Solar Power Research
• DOE Awards $13.8 Million to 28 New Wind Energy Projects
• DOE Awards $130.6 Million to 32 States for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $14.6 Million to Develop Water Power Technologies
• DOE Awards $140.3 Million to 31 States for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $141 Million for Clean Energy in Five States, One Territory
• DOE Awards $15 Million to 21 Companies for Efficient Buildings
• DOE Awards $15 Million to Michigan for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $151 Million in Recovery Act Funding for ARPA-E Projects
• DOE Awards $153 Million to Six States and Virgin Islands for Clean Energy
• DOE Awards $155 Million to 41 Industrial Energy Efficiency Projects
• DOE Awards $16.5 Million for State Energy Savings Projects
• DOE Awards $162 Million for Clean Energy in Six States and Puerto Rico
• DOE Awards $17.3 Million for Renewables and Efficiency
• DOE Awards $2 Million to 22 States for Building Energy Codes
• DOE Awards $2 Million to Industry, $2.8 Million to Oregon
• DOE Awards $2.2 Million for Energy-Efficient Pulp and Paper Production
• DOE Awards $2.4 Billion for U.S. Batteries and Electric Vehicles
• DOE Awards $20.4 Million to 13 Building Efficiency Projects
• DOE Awards $21 Million to Five Projects for Biomass Processing
• DOE Awards $22.7 Million for Basic Solar Energy Research
• DOE Awards $23 Million for Cellulosic Ethanol Conversion Projects
• DOE Awards $26.5 Million to 38 States for Energy Efficiency
• DOE Awards $28 Million to National Laboratories for Bioenergy, Smart Grids
• DOE Awards $300 Million for Alternative Fuel Stations and Vehicles
• DOE Awards $31.2 Million for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $338 Million to Speed Geothermal Energy Development
• DOE Awards $34 Million to 12 States for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $34.6 Million to States for Energy Efficiency
• DOE Awards $350 Million for Hydrogen Energy Research
• DOE Awards $375 Million for Three Bioenergy Research Centers
• DOE Awards $377 Million to 46 Energy Frontier Research Centers
• DOE Awards $4 Million to Two Wind Turbine Blade Test Facilities
• DOE Awards $4.2 Million for Solid-Oxide Fuel Cell Projects
• DOE Awards $4.2 Million for Solid-Oxide Fuel Cell Research
• DOE Awards $4.4 Million for Energy-Saving Technologies
• DOE Awards $4.6 Million to Advance Alternative Fuels and Vehicles
• DOE Awards $40 Million for Industrial Use of Alternative Fuels, CHP
• DOE Awards $454 Million for Clean Energy in 18 States
• DOE Awards $47 Million in Recovery Act Funding for Smart Grids
• DOE Awards $49 Million for Clean Energy in Michigan and Iowa
• DOE Awards $5 Million for Solid-State Lighting Projects
• DOE Awards $5 Million to Weatherize Homes in Iowa
• DOE Awards $51 Million to Alaska, New Jersey, and Guam
• DOE Awards $54 Million for State Energy Programs in Four States
• DOE Awards $6 Million for Efficient Building Partnerships
• DOE Awards $6 Million to Missouri for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $6.6 Million for State-Led Clean Energy Projects
• DOE Awards $676,778 to the District of Columbia for Weatherization
• DOE Awards $74.7 Million for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $75 Million for Advanced Hydrogen Fuel Cells
• DOE Awards $75 Million to Support Hydrogen Fuel Research
• DOE Awards $79 Million for Energy Efficiency and Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $8 Billion in Loans for Advanced Vehicle Technologies
• DOE Awards $8 Million for Weatherization in Texas, Oklahoma
• DOE Awards $8.2 Million for Hydrogen Storage Research
• DOE Awards $8.3 Million for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $8.6 Million for Alternative Fuel Projects
• DOE Awards $80.56 Million in Weatherization Funds to Four States
• DOE Awards $83.3 Million to Develop a Sustainable Biofuels Industry
• DOE Awards $87 Million for Solar Energy Research and Deployment
• DOE Awards $87.5 Million to 12 Vehicle Efficiency Projects
• DOE Awards $89.4 Million to 19 States for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $9.9 Million for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $92.5 Million to 19 States for Home Weatherization
• DOE Awards $94.8 Million to Weatherize Homes in 20 States
• DOE Awards 16 Contracts for Energy Savings at Federal Facilities
• DOE Awards Florida $3.5 Million for Energy Efficiency
• DOE Awards More Than $500,000 for Metal Casting Research
• DOE Awards up to $30.6 Million for Fish-Friendly Hydropower Upgrades
• DOE Awards up to $5.5 Million for the Automotive X Prize Competition
• DOE Awards up to $7.3 Million to 14 Water Power Projects
• DOE Begins Process to Set New Efficiency Standards for Energy Equipment
• DOE Boosts Efficiency Standards for Home Furnaces and Boilers
• DOE Breaks Ground on New Energy Research Building
• DOE Budget Includes Loan Guarantees for Biofuels and Renewables
• DOE Budget Proposal Boosts Hydrogen Fuel Initiative Funding
• DOE Chalks Up 500 Energy Saving Assessments at Major Industries
• DOE Completes 200 Industrial Energy Savings Assessments
• DOE Completes its Five-Volume Series on Best Practices for Builders
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessment at Paper Mill in Oregon
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessments at Alabama Industrial Plants
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessments at Four Industrial Facilities
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessments at Plants in Maryland and New York
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessments at Seven Industrial Plants
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessments at Six Industrial Plants
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessments at Two Paper Mills
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessments in Alabama, Maine, and Utah
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessments in Louisiana and Nebraska
• DOE Conducts Energy Assessments in Texas and Indiana
• DOE Conducts Energy Saving Assessment at Fertilizer Plant
• DOE Conducts Industrial Energy Assessments in Pennsylvania, Michigan
• DOE Conducts Industrial Energy Assessments in Six States
• DOE Conducts Industrial Energy Assessments in Six States
• DOE Creates a $7.2 Million Clean Energy Commercialization Fund
• DOE Delivers $101 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Weatherization
• DOE Delivers $106 Million for Energy Efficiency in Nine States
• DOE Delivers $288 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Weatherization
• DOE Delivers $304 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Weatherization
• DOE Delivers $354 Million for Energy Efficiency Projects in 22 States
• DOE Delivers $36 Million to Pennsylvania for Energy Efficiency Projects
• DOE Delivers $38 Million to Four States for Clean Energy
• DOE Delivers $40 Million to Florida and Maine for Clean Energy
• DOE Delivers $448 Million for Weatherization Programs in 13 States
• DOE Delivers $453 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Weatherization
• DOE Delivers $60 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Weatherization
• DOE Delivers $63 Million for Weatherization in Indiana and New Mexico
• DOE Delivers $66 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Weatherization
• DOE Delivers $72 Million to Seven States and Territories for Clean Energy
• DOE Deploys Energy Saving Team to California Fertilizer Plant
• DOE Distributes Tools for Industrial Energy Savings
• DOE Draft Plan Examines Technologies to Cut Greenhouse Gases
• DOE Energy Saving Team Visits Dow Chemical Plant in Louisiana
• DOE Expands its Entrepreneur in Residence Program
• DOE Expands, Simplifies Loan Guarantees for Renewable Energy Projects
• DOE Extends Deadline for Clean Energy Loan Guarantees
• DOE Finalizes $535 Million Loan Guarantee for Solyndra
• DOE Funds Clean Energy Projects on Tribal Lands and in Alaskan Villages
• DOE Funds Eight Native American Tribes to Develop Renewable Energy
• DOE Funds Five Research Projects to Boost Mining Efficiency
• DOE Funds Nine Energy-Related Inventions and Innovations
• DOE Funds Project to Cut Manufacturing Costs for Solar Cells
• DOE Funds Research to Increase Geothermal Production
• DOE Funds Superconductor Transmission Cable Project on Long Island
• DOE Gauges Interest in Climate Change Technology Initiative
• DOE Genomics Research Could Slash Costs of Ethanol and Hydrogen
• DOE Grant Supports Development of New Products from Corn
• DOE Grants $111.6 Million for Home Weatherization Improvements
• DOE Grants Support Carbon-Fiber Research for Wind Power
• DOE Grants to Help Meet U.S. Goal of One Million Solar Roofs
• DOE Headquarters Designated an Energy Star Building
• DOE Headquarters Inaugurates a New 205-Kilowatt Solar Power System
• DOE Helps Build Four New Energy-Saving Homes in New Orleans
• DOE Helps Develop an Energy-Efficient Water Heater
• DOE Helps Greensburg, Kansas, Rebuild as a Wind-Powered City
• DOE Helps Launch the International Partnership for a Hydrogen Economy
• DOE Holds Natural Gas Forums
• DOE Initiates Six Projects to Boost Vehicle Fuel Efficiency
• DOE Invests $19 Million in Advanced Vehicle Technologies Research
• DOE Invests $21 Million in Next-Generation Solar Cell Research
• DOE Invests $30 Million to Launch Bioenergy Research Centers
• DOE Invests $385 Million in Six Cellulosic Ethanol Projects
• DOE Invests $43.1 Million in 21 Enhanced Geothermal Projects
• DOE Invests $7.7 Million in Biomass Gasification for Biofuels
• DOE Issues New Efficiency Standards for Appliances and Equipment
• DOE Issues New Rules for Efficient Appliances and Federal Buildings
• DOE Issues Proposed Rules for Clean Energy Loan Guarantees
• DOE Joins the EU and Five Nations in a Fusion Energy Agreement
• DOE Kicks Off Change a Light, Change the World Campaign
• DOE Kicks Off National "Easy Ways to Save Energy" Campaign
• DOE Kicks Off New "Smart Energy Campaign"
• DOE Launches "Climate VISION" to Cut Greenhouse Gases
• DOE Launches "Energy Hog" Energy Efficiency Campaign
• DOE Launches Energy Assessment at World's Largest Insulation Plant
• DOE Launches Energy Star for Solid-State Lighting
• DOE Launches Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Education Effort
• DOE Launches New Hydrogen Energy Education Effort
• DOE Launches New K-12 Energy Curriculum Web Site
• DOE Launches Round 3 of its Industrial Energy Assessments
• DOE Launches the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy, or ARPA-E
• DOE Launches the Commercial Real Estate Energy Alliance
• DOE Loan Guarantee Applications Led by Renewable, Efficiency Projects
• DOE Loan Guarantee Program Invites 12 Clean Energy Projects to Apply
• DOE Loans $5.9 Billion to Ford, Offers $528.7 Million in Loans to Fisker
• DOE Marks Weatherization Program's 26th Anniversary
• DOE Names 20 Teams to Compete in the 2005 Solar Decathlon
• DOE National Laboratories Garner 24 "R&D 100" Awards
• DOE National Laboratory Expert Notes Energy Benefits of Ethanol
• DOE Offers $1 Million to Help Industries Save Energy
• DOE Offers $100 Million for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Research
• DOE Offers $130 Million to Advance Fuel Cell Technology
• DOE Offers $16 Million for Advanced Vehicle Electronics
• DOE Offers $160 Million for Biorefinery Construction
• DOE Offers $17 Million for New Cellulose-Fermenting Organisms
• DOE Offers $170 Million for Solar Technology Research
• DOE Offers $2.4 Billion to Support Next-Generation Electric Vehicles
• DOE Offers $200 Million for Small-Scale Cellulosic Biorefineries
• DOE Offers $21.45 Million for Community Renewable Energy Projects
• DOE Offers $240 Million for Fuel-Efficient Cars and Trucks
• DOE Offers $250 Million for Two Bioenergy Research Centers
• DOE Offers $256 Million for Energy Efficiency in Manufacturing and IT
• DOE Offers $3.9 Billion to Support Smart Grid Technologies
• DOE Offers $30 Billion in Loan Guarantees for Renewable Energy Projects
• DOE Offers $30 Million for Developing Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles
• DOE Offers $300 Million for State Rebates on Energy Star Appliances
• DOE Offers $300 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Clean Cities Program
• DOE Offers $32 Million to Upgrade Existing Hydropower Facilities
• DOE Offers $37 Million for Clean Energy Research at Small Businesses
• DOE Offers $4 Million for Solid-State Lighting Research
• DOE Offers $467.6 Million for Geothermal and Solar Energy Projects
• DOE Offers $50 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Geothermal Heat Pumps
• DOE Offers $52.5 Million for Concentrating Solar Power Research
• DOE Offers $535 Million Loan Guarantee to Solyndra, Inc.
• DOE Offers $59 Million in Loan Guarantees for Wind Power, Energy Storage
• DOE Offers $6 Million to Advance Solid-State Lighting
• DOE Offers $60 Million for Concentrating Solar Power Research
• DOE Offers $7 Million for Biomass Pyrolysis Research
• DOE Offers $7 Million for Solid-State Lighting Research
• DOE Offers $7.5 Million for Advanced Water Power Technologies
• DOE Offers $90 Million for Enhanced Geothermal Systems
• DOE Offers Energy-Saving Tips to Cut Summer Cooling Bills
• DOE Offers Grants to Small Businesses for Energy Technologies
• DOE Offers Guide to Building Energy Efficient Homes in the Southwest
• DOE Offers Up to $4 Million for Biomass to Biofuel Research
• DOE Offers a $24 Million Loan to a Manufacturer of Emissions Controls
• DOE Offers up to $200 Million for Integrated Biorefineries
• DOE Offers up to $33.8 Million to Support Cellulosic Biofuels
• DOE Office Facility in Maryland Earns the Energy Star Label
• DOE Partners with Industry to Train Federal Energy Managers
• DOE Partnerships to Develop Wind Turbines for Low Wind Speeds
• DOE Pledges $3.5 Million for Auto X Prize Education and Outreach
• DOE Prepares for the North Atlantic Hurricane Season
• DOE Project Leads to New Hydrogen Fueling Station in California
• DOE Project to Create New Life Form for Hydrogen Production
• DOE Project to Generate Hydrogen from Coal
• DOE Project to Use Superconductors to Protect the Power Grid
• DOE Promotes Smart Energy Use at Atlanta Forum
• DOE Proposes $1.2 Billion for Efficiency and Renewables in 2006
• DOE Proposes New Efficiency Standards for Furnaces and Boilers
• DOE Provides $12.3 Million for Crosscutting Energy Projects
• DOE Provides $3 Million for Energy-Efficient Mining
• DOE Provides $4.7 Million for Automotive Technology Education
• DOE Provides $5.2 Million for Concentrating Solar Power
• DOE Provides $88 Million for Weatherizing Homes in 20 States
• DOE Provides $96.4 Million for Home Weatherization
• DOE Publishes Final Air Conditioning, Heat Pump Standards
• DOE Pursues Zero-Net Energy Commercial Buildings
• DOE Raises Award Ceilings for Smart Grid Projects
• DOE Reaches Agreement with LG Electronics on Refrigerator Energy Matters
• DOE Recognizes Midwest Industrial Efficiency Leaders
• DOE Refocuses Truck Initiative and Unveils Hydrogen Roadmap
• DOE Releases 25-Year Strategic Plan
• DOE Releases Climate Change Technology Program Strategic Plan
• DOE Releases Design Guidelines for Energy Efficient School
• DOE Releases Energy Design Guidelines for Schools
• DOE Releases First Annual Report on U.S. Wind Power Market
• DOE Releases Its Strategic Plan for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• DOE Releases Long-Term Hydrogen Research Plan
• DOE Releases New Test for "Smart" Dishwashers
• DOE Releases Plan to Advance Cellulosic Ethanol
• DOE Releases Revised Greenhouse Gas Reporting Guidance
• DOE Releases Schedule for New Appliance Standards
• DOE Renewable, Energy Efficiency Office to Reorganize
• DOE Report Projects Huge Growth in Coal-Fired Power Plants
• DOE Report Raises Concerns About China's Energy Needs
• DOE Report on "Cold Fusion" Studies Recommends More Research
• DOE Report: U.S. LNG Imports Doubled in First Half of 2003
• DOE Requests $1.2 Billion for Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• DOE Requests $1.2 Billion for Office of Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• DOE Requests $2.3 Billion for Efficiency, Renewable Energy in FY 2010
• DOE Research Project Yields New Low-Speed Wind Turbine Blade
• DOE Retains MRI to Run the National Renewable Energy Laboratory
• DOE Secretary Abraham Hosts "Renewable Energy Roundtable" in South Dakota
• DOE Secretary Abraham to Host "Global Forum on Personal Transportation"
• DOE Secretary Wants International Partners for a Hydrogen Economy
• DOE Seeks Clean Energy Entrepreneurs to Work at Three National Labs
• DOE Seeks Entries for the 2005 Solar Decathlon
• DOE Seeks a Fast Track to New Energy Efficiency Standards
• DOE Selects 12 Solar America Cities to Receive up to $2.4 Million
• DOE Selects 20 Teams for the 2007 Solar Decathlon
• DOE Selects 20 Teams for the 2009 Solar Decathlon
• DOE Selects 26 Universities to Operate Industrial Assessment Centers
• DOE Selects Missouri Cooperative as Wind Cooperative of the Year
• DOE Selects Seven Universities to Advance Superconducting Wires
• DOE Selects Six Projects to Advance Automotive Technologies
• DOE Sends Energy Saving Teams to Six Facilities in Five States
• DOE Sends First Energy Saving Team to Federal Facility in New York
• DOE Sets Energy Standards for Beverage Vending Machines
• DOE Sets More Stringent Criteria for Energy Star Dishwashers
• DOE Sets New Energy Star Criteria for Washing Machines and CFLs
• DOE Sets New Lighting Standards and Invests in Efficient Buildings
• DOE Sets Spending Plan for $1.474 Billion in New EERE Funds
• DOE Sets Tougher Standards for Energy Star Clothes Washers
• DOE Sets the Date for the 2007 Solar Decathlon
• DOE Showcases Clean Diesel and Hybrid Trucks and Buses
• DOE Small Business Awards Reveal Cutting Edge Research Topics
• DOE Solicits Bids for $200 Million in Hydrogen Technology Projects
• DOE Solicits Proposals for up to $70 Million in Fuel Cell Research
• DOE Stops Filling the Strategic Petroleum Reserve
• DOE Study Finds Commercial LED Lamps Fall Short of Claims
• DOE Subpoenas Compliance Data from AeroSys, Inc.
• DOE Supports the Securing a Clean Energy Future Initiative
• DOE Tightens Criteria for Energy Star Clothes Washers
• DOE Tightens Efficiency Standards for Utility Transformers
• DOE Unveils Initiative to Promote Energy Efficiency in Hospitals
• DOE Updates EnergyPlus Program for Building Energy Design
• DOE Web Site Aids Energy Savings in Gulf Coast Reconstruction
• DOE Will Enforce 13 SEER Air Conditioner Standard
• DOE and 15 Federal Agencies Sign Green Building Agreement
• DOE and ASHRAE to Cooperate on Improved Building Energy Standards
• DOE and Ad Council Launch Energy Efficiency Campaigns for Kids
• DOE and Alliance to Save Energy Launch New Energy-Saving Campaign
• DOE and American Institute of Architects Extend Their Partnership on Buildings
• DOE and Brazil to Cooperate on Hydrogen Energy Research
• DOE and China to Bring Clean Energy to the 2008 Olympic Games
• DOE and Chinese Ministry Co-Host Their First Electric Vehicle Forum
• DOE and DTE Energy Open Michigan Hydrogen Technology Park
• DOE and Development Agency to Promote Clean Energy Markets
• DOE and Disney·Pixar Team Up in Energy Saving Campaign
• DOE and EPA Announce Fuel Economy Leaders for Model Year 2005
• DOE and EPA Announce the Fuel Economy Leaders for Model Year 2004
• DOE and EPA Honor Energy Star Partners
• DOE and EPA Honor Energy Star Partners
• DOE and EPA Honor Outstanding Energy Star Partners
• DOE and EPA Launch the "Change a Light, Change the World" Campaign
• DOE and EPA Recognize Energy Star Leaders at Award Ceremonies
• DOE and EPA Recognize Energy Star Partners and Retailers
• DOE and EPA Release Fuel Economy Data for 2006 Models
• DOE and EPA Release Fuel Economy Guide for Model Year 2003
• DOE and EPA Release an Energy Efficiency Action Plan for States
• DOE and EPA Release the 2007 Fuel Economy Guide
• DOE and EPA Release the 2008 Fuel Economy Guide
• DOE and EPA Release the 2009 Fuel Economy Guide
• DOE and EPA Tackle Geologic Carbon Dioxide Sequestration
• DOE and EPRI to Work Toward Energy Efficiency Goals
• DOE and Energy Companies Pursue Greater U.S. Imports of LNG
• DOE and Ford Motor Company Host the SUVs of the Future
• DOE and GM Launch EcoCAR Competition to Follow Challenge X
• DOE and GM Launch a Fuel Efficiency and Emissions Contest for the Chevy Equinox
• DOE and GM Unveil 17 EcoCAR Challenge Designs, and They All Plug In
• DOE and HUD Sign Agreement to Streamline Weatherization Process
• DOE and HUD Team up to Support Home Weatherization
• DOE and Interior Department to Deploy Clean Energy at National Parks
• DOE and Leading Manufacturers Develop Aerodynamic Trucks
• DOE and Manufacturers Group to Boost Industrial Energy Efficiency
• DOE and Oil Companies Search for Methane Hydrates in the Gulf
• DOE and Other U.S. Agencies Celebrate Earth Day
• DOE and Partners Offer Workshops in Post-Hurricane Home Repair
• DOE and Partners Test Enhanced Geothermal Systems Technologies
• DOE and Partners to Offer Prize for Efficient Lighting
• DOE and Portugal to Cooperate on Wave Energy
• DOE and Spain to Bring the Solar Decathlon to Europe
• DOE and States Team Up on Clean Energy Research
• DOE and States to Jointly Fund 13 Energy Efficiency Projects
• DOE and Sweden to Advance Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles
• DOE and U.S. Treasury Award $502 Million for Renewable Energy Projects
• DOE and USCAR Invest $195 Million in Energy-Efficient Vehicles
• DOE and USCAR Launch $70 Million Project for Lightweight Vehicles
• DOE and USDA Award $10 Million for Cellulosic Biofuel Research
• DOE and USDA Award $12.6 Million for Biomass Energy Research
• DOE and USDA Award $23 Million for Biomass Research Projects
• DOE and USDA Award $24 Million in Biomass Grants
• DOE and USDA Award $25 Million for Biomass Initiative
• DOE and USDA Award $5.7 Million for Biofuels Research
• DOE and USDA Award $8.3 Million for Biofuels Research
• DOE and USDA Offer $18 Million for Biomass Research
• DOE and USDA Offer $25 Million for Biomass Research
• DOE and USDA Offer $4 Million for Biomass Genomics Research
• DOE and USDA Offer up to $15 Million for Biomass Projects
• DOE and USDA Provide $21.5 Million for Biomass Research
• DOE and USDA to Cooperate on Producing Hydrogen from Biomass
• DOE and USDA to Invest Up to $18.4 Million in Biomass Projects
• DOE and USDA to Investigate Power Production from Manure
• DOE and Volvo Extend Fuel-Efficient Truck Partnership for 3 Years
• DOE and World Energy Leaders Launch Partnership for Energy Efficiency
• DOE to Add Strategic Petroleum Storage Site in Mississippi
• DOE to Assist China in Industrial Energy Saving Assessments
• DOE to Award $10 Million for Plug-in Hybrid Electric School Buses
• DOE to Award $12.6 Million for 138 Energy-Saving Projects
• DOE to Award $14.55 Million for Advanced Vehicle Technologies
• DOE to Award $150 Million for Hydrogen Demonstration Project
• DOE to Award $2.5 Million to 18 Tribes for Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• DOE to Award $2.9 Million to 16 Tribal Clean Energy Projects
• DOE to Award $3.2 Billion in Energy Efficiency Block Grants
• DOE to Award $30 Million for Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle Demonstrations
• DOE to Award $41.9 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Fuel Cells
• DOE to Award up to $168 Million to 13 Solar Energy Projects
• DOE to Award up to $21.5 Million for Vehicle Efficiency Research
• DOE to Conduct Energy Assessments at Dairy and Aluminum Plants
• DOE to Develop Hydrogen-Fueled Three-Wheeled Vehicles for India
• DOE to Develop Offshore Wind Turbine with General Electric
• DOE to Expedite Disbursement of Funds Received via Stimulus Act
• DOE to Fund Energy Audits for Schools in New Orleans
• DOE to Fund Half of New York Superconductor Cable Project
• DOE to Fund Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency for Tribes
• DOE to Fund Studies of Hydrogen Production from Nuclear Power
• DOE to Guarantee $10 Billion in Loans for Efficiency, Renewables
• DOE to Guarantee $2 Billion in Loans for Clean Energy Projects
• DOE to Help Increase Efficiency of U.S. Embassies and Consulates
• DOE to Help Increase Energy Efficiency at Marine Sanctuaries
• DOE to Help Install Concentrating Solar Power in the West
• DOE to Help Study Building an Advanced Nuclear Power Plant
• DOE to Identify Western Transmission Needs for Renewable Energy
• DOE to Invest $1.3 Billion in Carbon Capture and Storage
• DOE to Invest $114 Million in Small-Scale Cellulosic Biorefineries
• DOE to Invest $15.3 Million in Hydrogen Storage for Vehicles
• DOE to Invest $17.6 Million in Six Early-Stage Photovoltaic Projects
• DOE to Invest $24 Million in Three Wind Energy Research Facilities
• DOE to Invest $26 Million in Industrial Energy Efficiency Projects
• DOE to Invest $34 Million in Enzymes for Cellulosic Ethanol Production
• DOE to Invest $35 Million in Concentrating Solar Power Projects
• DOE to Invest $4.4 Million in Six Biofuels Research Projects
• DOE to Invest $40 Million in Research for Energy Efficient Housing
• DOE to Invest $49 Million in 24 Solar Projects and Solar Training
• DOE to Invest $60 Million for Solar Energy Research
• DOE to Invest $61 Million in Industrial Energy Efficiency
• DOE to Invest $7 Million to Speed Clean Energy Commercialization
• DOE to Invest $777 million in 46 New Energy Frontier Research Centers
• DOE to Invest $786.5 Million in Recovery Act Funds in Biofuels
• DOE to Invest $8 Billion in Weatherization and State Energy Grants
• DOE to Invest $93 Million in Recovery Act Funds in Wind Power
• DOE to Invest Nearly $4 Billion in Smart Grid Technologies
• DOE to Invest Up to $13.7 Million in 11 Solar Cell Projects
• DOE to Invest Up to $20.6 Million in Solid-State Lighting
• DOE to Invest Up to $33.5 Million in Wind Energy Projects
• DOE to Invest in Grid Integration Systems for Solar Energy
• DOE to Invest up to $20 Million for Plug-In Hybrid Research
• DOE to Invest up to $84 Million in Enhanced Geothermal Systems
• DOE to Offer $10 Billion in Renewable, Efficiency Loan Guarantees
• DOE to Offer $17 Million for Plug-In Hybrid and E85 Research
• DOE to Offer $25 Billion in Loans for Advanced Vehicles
• DOE to Offer $454 Million for "Retrofit Ramp-Ups" in Energy Efficiency
• DOE to Offer $52.5 Million for Hydrogen Research
• DOE to Offer Loan Guarantees for Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline
• DOE to Provide $40 Million to Two Small-Scale Biorefineries
• DOE to Provide up to $14 Million for Plug-In Hybrid Battery Research
• DOE to Provide up to $2 Million for Tribal Renewable Energy Projects
• DOE to Save $13 Million in Annual Energy Costs at Four National Labs
• DOE to Set Schedules for Appliance Standards by January 2006
• DOE to Strengthen Enforcement of Energy Efficiency Standards
• DOE to Support Energy Efficiency in Data Centers
• DOE to Test AeroSys Products to Ensure Standards Compliance
• DOE to Work with Mack Trucks on Advanced Commercial Vehicles
• DOE to Work with Turbine Manufacturers to Expand U.S. Wind Power
• DOE's Renewable, Efficiency Office Releases Program Review
• DOE's Reorganization of its EERE Office Earns Praise
• DOE's Solar Decathlon to be Held October 9-18 on the National Mall
• DOE, ASE Provide Information on Energy Efficiency Tax Credits
• DOE, Agriculture Department to Award $6.3 million for Biofuels Research
• DOE, BPA to Test Environmentally Friendly Turbines
• DOE, EPA Join Leadership Group to Boost Utility Efficiency Spending
• DOE, EPA, and CRS Announce Green Power Leadership Awards
• DOE, EPA, and CRS Announce the Green Power Leadership Awards
• DOE, EPA, and Non-Profits Emphasize Ways to Cut Heating Bills
• DOE, HUD, and EPA Form Partnership for Home Energy Efficiency
• DOE, Interior Department Report Notes Top Geothermal Sites
• DOE, Ronald Reagan Building Buy Green Power for Earth Day
• DOE, Treasury Provide Guidance on Direct Payments for Renewable Projects
• DOE, Treasury Take Applications for Payments to Renewable Energy Projects
• DOE, USDA, and Interior Department to Promote Woody Biomass for Energy
• DOE-Funded Clean Energy Research Projects Win 19 R&D 100 Awards
• DOE-Funded Researchers Win 29 "R&D 100" Awards
• DOE-Industry Partnership Produces Efficient Window Prototype
• DOE: Gulf Energy Companies Must Cooperate After Hurricanes Hit
• DOE: Liquefied Natural Gas Imports Increased 29 Percent in 2004
• DOE: Six Energy Technologies will Address Climate Change
• DOE: Strategic Petroleum Reserve will be Full in August
• DOT Awards $742.5 Million in Recovery Act Funds to 11 Transit Projects
• DOT Proposes No Change in Light Truck Efficiency Standards
• DOT Sets New Fuel Economy Standards for Light Trucks
• DOT, EPA Propose to Improve Fuel Economy and Reduce Greenhouse Gases
• DTE Energy to Build Hydrogen-Fueled Microgrid in Detroit
• Daimler and GM to Launch Hybrids with Lithium-Ion Batteries
• DaimlerChrysler and Ford Acquire Fuel-Cell Unit from Ballard
• DaimlerChrysler to Bring Smart Cars to the United States
• DaimlerChrysler to Launch Fuel-Cell-Powered Mercedes-Benzes in 2003
• David Garman Sworn in as Under Secretary of Energy
• Deepwater Wind to Build Rhode Island Off-Shore Wind Plant
• Defense Act Encourages Military Fuel Economy, Renewable Energy Use
• Defense Department Hampered by its Fuel Dependence, says Report
• Delaware Doubles its Renewable Requirement, Adds Solar Set-Asides
• Dell and City of Chicago Join Ranks of Top Green Power Buyers
• Demand Response Helps Utilities Ride Through Record Heat
• Demonstration Projects to Generate Hydrogen from Renewable Energy
• Denver Plans to Build One- to Two-Megawatt Solar Power Plant
• Department of Defense and NASA Look to Fuel Jets with Biofuels
• Department of Transportation Proposes Fuel Economy Reforms
• Deregulation Paves Way for Renewables, Study Says
• Despite Slow Start, NOAA Predicts an Active Hurricane Season
• Despite a Rough Spring, California Expects No Power Problems this Summer
• Detroit Auto Show Features Hybrid, Flex-Fuel, and Efficient Vehicles
• Detroit Auto Show Features New Hybrid and Diesel Models
• Detroit Goes Small with Ford Verve, Daimler Smart Car
• Detroit Picked as Location for Michigan's NextEnergy Center
• Distributed Generation Powers Much of the Winter Olympics
• District of Columbia Adopts a Renewable Energy Requirement
• Dow Chemical Plant to Install up to 35 Megawatts of GM Fuel Cells
• Dow Corning to Invest Billions in Solar Materials Manufacturing
• Dow Installs a 75-Kilowatt GM Fuel Cell, Earns DOE Kudos
• Dow and GM to Build One-Megawatt Fuel Cell Installation
• Dr. Samuel Bodman Sworn in as Secretary of Energy
• Drill Problems Halt Australian Hot Dry Rock Geothermal Project
• Drilling Complete on Australian Hot Dry Rock Project
• Drilling Underway for First Commercial Hot Dry Rock Facility
• Dropping Energy Prices Offer Good News for U.S. Consumers
• Drought Drains Power
• Dry Winter Likely to Impact Hydropower in the Pacific Northwest
• DuPont Joint Venture Begins Producing Major Chemical from Corn
• DuPont Launches a New Polymer Derived from Corn
• DuPont and Tate & Lyle to Produce Products from Corn
• DuPont and Tate & Lyle Build Large Corn-Based Chemical Plant
• Duke Energy Plans to Add Solar Power to 850 North Carolina Sites
• Dutch Nuon Team Wins the Australian Solar Car Race
• Dutch Team Wins the World Solar Challenge
• Dutch and Japanese Teams Lead the Australian Solar Car Race
• DynaMotive to Build Several BioOil Production Facilities
• E.ON and Lunar Energy to Build 8-Megawatt Tidal Power Project
• EERE Budget for FY 2003 Increases over FY 2002 Levels
• EERE Funding Up 3 Percent to $2.24 Billion for Fiscal Year 2010
• EERE Research Grants Available to Small Businesses
• EERE Summarizes 2004 Budget Proposal in "Budget-in-Brief"
• EERE-Funded Research Garners Ten Prestigious R&D 100 Awards
• EIA Anticipates Higher Fuel Bills This Winter
• EIA Anticipates Rising Costs for Gasoline and Heating Fuels
• EIA Boosts Projections for Winter Heating Bills
• EIA Boosts its Long-Term Projections for Oil Costs
• EIA Cautiously Optimistic About Heating Costs this Winter
• EIA Examines the Long-Term Longevity of Petroleum
• EIA Expects Gasoline Prices to Rise Moderately by Summer
• EIA Expects Heating Bills to Increase Up to $300 This Winter
• EIA Expects High Energy Prices Through 2006
• EIA Expects Higher Heating Costs this Winter
• EIA Expects Lower Gasoline Prices this Summer
• EIA Expects Record-High Gasoline Prices in Spring and Summer
• EIA Expects Storms to Impact Gulf Energy Production this Year
• EIA Expects Summer Gasoline Prices to Average $1.94
• EIA Forecasts Large Growth in World Energy Demand through 2030
• EIA Forecasts Lower Heating Bills this Winter
• EIA Foresees a Colder Winter with Rising Fuel Costs
• EIA Lowers Projections for Gasoline and Oil Prices
• EIA Maps Out U.S. Household Energy Use by Region
• EIA Projects Faster Clean Energy Growth with Recovery Act Funds
• EIA Projects a Clean Energy Shift that Stifles Oil Growth
• EIA Publishes "Renewable Energy Annual 2002"
• EIA Releases New Statistics on Alternative-Fueled Vehicles
• EIA Report Examines High Costs of Gasoline and Natural Gas
• EIA Report Examines Troubled Electric Industry in 2001
• EIA Report Says Solar Manufacturing Grew Significantly in 2004
• EIA Reports World Oil Supply Steady
• EIA Sees 60 Percent Growth in World Energy Use by 2020
• EIA Sees No Long-Term Drop in Energy Prices
• EIA Statistics: Newer Homes Tend to Use More Energy
• EIA Study Finds Minor Economic Impact from Greenhouse Gas Cuts
• EIA Updates Energy Analyses for Iraq and Afghanistan
• EIA Updates Projection of U.S. Winter Heating Costs
• EIA Updates Regional U.S. Reports on Appliance Use
• EIA Updates State Information on Solar and Wind Energy Use
• EIA Updates Summaries of Seven Energy-Intensive Industries
• EIA: Costly Crude Oil to Buoy Gasoline Prices Through 2007
• EIA: Crude Oil Prices to Average $101 per Barrel in 2008
• EIA: Economic Crisis to Keep Energy Prices Low Through 2009
• EIA: Efforts to Cut Greenhouse Gases Show Slow Growth in 2004
• EIA: Energy Prices to Stay Low Through 2009, but Rise in 2010
• EIA: Expect Only a Short-Term Relief in Fuel Prices
• EIA: Expect a Rise in Gasoline Costs, Drop in Heating Cost
• EIA: Expectations Dim for a Near-Term Growth in Oil Demand
• EIA: Gasoline Prices Climb Slowly, While Natural Gas Stays Low
• EIA: Gasoline Prices to Drop More Despite Record Oil Prices
• EIA: Gasoline Prices to Peak at $4.15 per Gallon in August
• EIA: Gasoline Prices to Remain High All Summer
• EIA: Gasoline Prices to Remain High All Summer
• EIA: Gasoline Prices to be Higher this Summer
• EIA: Gasoline and Oil Prices will Stay High Through 2005
• EIA: Gasoline, Crude Oil to Stay at Record Highs Through 2006
• EIA: Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions Projected to Increase 39% by 2030
• EIA: Growing U.S. Stores of Natural Gas Show Promise for Winter
• EIA: Heating Costs to Soar This Winter
• EIA: High Crude Oil Prices Push Other Fuel Costs Higher
• EIA: High Oil Prices Contributing to Rising Gasoline Prices
• EIA: High Oil Prices to Impact Heating Bills for Fuel Oil and Propane
• EIA: High Oil Prices, GHG Controls Would Help Clean Energy Grow
• EIA: Hurricane Recovery to Extend into Mid-2006
• EIA: Katrina is Likely to Cause High Winter Heating Costs
• EIA: New Energy Act to Yield More Renewable Energy by 2020
• EIA: Oil Prices to Exceed $60 per Barrel Through 2007
• EIA: Oil Prices to Hover Near $100 per Barrel in 2008
• EIA: Oil Prices to Stay Above $30 Per Barrel
• EIA: Oil Prices to Stay Above $40 per Barrel Through 2006
• EIA: Oil Prices to Stay Above $40 per Barrel until Mid-2005
• EIA: Oil and Fuel Prices on Their Way Up as Economy Recovers
• EIA: Record Oil Prices to Cause a Gasoline Price Spike
• EIA: Regular Gasoline Prices May Fall Short of $3 per Gallon
• EIA: Renewable Energy Consumption Increased 7 Percent in 2006
• EIA: Renewable Energy Gained U.S. Market Share in 2005
• EIA: U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions Increased 1.6% in 2007
• EIA: U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Energy Use Declined in 2006
• EIA: U.S. Companies Achieving Greater Cuts in Greenhouse Gases
• EIA: U.S. Energy Use Increased 1 Percent in 2002
• EIA: U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Grew 0.5 Percent in 2002
• EIA: U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Increased 2 Percent in 2004
• EIA: U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Increased by 1.4% in 2007
• EIA: U.S. Home Heating Bills to Go Up 15 Percent this Winter
• EIA: U.S. May Draw on Imports for 70 Percent of Oil by 2025
• EIA: U.S. Natural Gas Supply Adequate but Tight for 2003
• EIA: U.S. Renewable Energy Use Up 3 Percent in 2003
• EIA: U.S. Solar Power Manufacturing Declined in 2003
• EIA: U.S. to Shift Away from Petroleum, Toward Coal by 2030
• EIA: Wind Power Provided the Majority of Added Capacity in 2007
• EIA: World Energy Use to Grow 50% by 2030
• EIA: World Energy Use to Grow 54 Percent by 2025
• EIA: World Energy Use to Grow 57 Percent by 2030
• EIA: World Renewable Energy Use to Keep Pace with Energy Growth
• EPA Aims to Limit Greenhouse Gas Regulations to Large Facilities
• EPA Aims to Standardize Evaluations of Manure Digesters
• EPA Approves California's Zero Emissions Vehicle Program
• EPA Awards Energy-Efficient Businesses and Congregations
• EPA Boosts Renewable Fuel Requirement by 66% for 2008
• EPA Buys 100 Percent Green Power, Challenges Colleges to Follow
• EPA Buys 100 Percent Wind Power for Its New York City Office
• EPA Declines Texas Request to Reduce Renewable Fuel Requirements
• EPA Encourages the Use of Biofuels to Transport Freight
• EPA Establishes New Energy Star Criteria for Set-Top Boxes
• EPA Establishes Rules for the National Renewable Fuel Standard
• EPA Examines Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Sector, Strength
• EPA Finalizes Greenhouse Gas Reporting Requirements for Large Emitters
• EPA Introduces the World's First Hydraulic Hybrid Delivery Truck
• EPA Issues Comprehensive Greenhouse Gas Inventory for 2005
• EPA Lauds Companies for Greenhouse Gas Reduction Goals
• EPA Launches "Save the World, Start with Energy Star"
• EPA Launches Clean Energy Partnerships with 12 States and D.C.
• EPA Launches Energy Star Rating for Hotels
• EPA Launches Partnership for Energy-Efficient Freight
• EPA Launches Voluntary Greenhouse Gas Program
• EPA Makes its Largest Green Power Purchase to Date
• EPA Names Top 20 Organizations Using On-Site Renewable Energy
• EPA Names the Top 20 Green-Powered Schools
• EPA Offers "SmartWay" Certification for Fuel-Efficient Trucks
• EPA Proposes Criteria for Clean Vehicles Allowed in HOV Lanes
• EPA Proposes Lower, More Realistic Fuel Economy Estimates
• EPA Proposes Rules for Renewable Fuel Requirements
• EPA Publishes Regulations to Implement Renewable Fuel Standard
• EPA Recognizes 48 Companies for Promoting Renewable Fuels in Trucks
• EPA Recognizes Nearly 300 Commuter Choice Leaders
• EPA Releases Draft Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gases
• EPA Requires Ethanol Use in California, Connecticut, New York
• EPA Revises Test Methods for Fuel Economy Standards
• EPA Sets Energy Star Specifications for Computer Servers
• EPA Sets Renewable Fuel Requirement of 10.21% for 2009
• EPA Sets Stricter Standards for Energy Star Televisions
• EPA Unveils New Fuel Economy Sticker for Model Year 2008
• EPA and Consumers Energy Council Offer Energy-Saving Advice
• EPA and DOE Launch Campaign Encouraging Use of Energy Star Lights
• EPA and Four Partners to Build a Hydraulic Hybrid Delivery Van
• EPA to Buy Renewable Energy Credits for Multiple Facilities
• EPA's Proposed Renewable Fuel Standard Tackles GHG Emissions
• EPA's Voluntary Programs Reduced Greenhouse Gases in 2002
• EPA, GSA, and World Bank Seek to Buy Renewable Energy Credits
• EPA: Greenhouse Gases Pose a Threat to Public Health and Welfare
• EPA: Light-Vehicle Fuel Economy Increases Slightly in 2003
• EPA: No Change in U.S. Fuel Economy in 2004
• EPA: Ten U.S. Corporations to Cut Greenhouse Gases
• EPA: U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Dropped 1.1% in 2006
• EU Agrees to Cut Greenhouse Emissions and Boost Clean Energy by 2020
• EU Proposes to Cap Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Aircraft
• EU and United States Renew Energy Star Agreement
• EU, Japan Ratify Kyoto Protocol; United States Still Opposed
• Eastern States Offer a Variety of Renewable Energy Incentives
• Economic Downturn Cuts U.S. Oil and Natural Gas Drilling by Half
• Economic Stabilization Bill Includes Clean Energy Tax Incentives
• Economic Stimulus Act Extends Renewable Energy Tax Credits
• Economic Stimulus Act Provides $16.8 Billion for EERE Programs
• Economic Stimulus Act to Result in Greener Federal Buildings and Fleets
• Editor's Note on New Jersey Clean Energy Funds
• Efficiency Vermont Wins Award for Excellence in Government
• Eight U.S. Utilities to Seek Greater Efficiency Investments
• Eighteen Veterans Hospitals Earn the Energy Star Label
• Electric Industry Examines Adding Solar Energy to Coal Plants
• Electric Reliability Council Expects Tight Power Supplies This Summer
• Electric Reliability Council: No Power Problems this Summer
• Electric Research Groups Unveil New Power Grid Architecture
• Electric Vehicles, Diesels Take Spotlight at New York Auto Show
• Eleven States are First to Receive Hybrid School Buses
• Energy Act Creates New Energy Efficiency Standards
• Energy Act Provides Tax Incentives for Energy Efficiency
• Energy Act Shifts Daylight Saving Time, Sets Appliance Standards
• Energy Act to Increase Energy Efficiency in Federal Buildings
• Energy Companies Added Significant Oil and Gas Reserves in 2001
• Energy Companies Continue to Propose New LNG Terminals
• Energy Companies Promise $225 Million for Alternative Energy Research Project
• Energy Companies Propose Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline
• Energy Efficiency Comes to Auto Factories and Commercial Buildings
• Energy Efficiency Group Names the Year's "Greenest" Vehicle
• Energy Efficiency Report Highlights Commercial Buildings, Ducts, and Power Supplies
• Energy Efficiency Technologies Garner 11 R&D 100 Awards
• Energy Efficiency Yields Big Savings for Mississippi Schools
• Energy Efficiency in New Federal Buildings to Increase by 30%
• Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy Projects Garner 22 R&D 100 Awards
• Energy Efficient "Super Boiler" Reaches its First Anniversary
• Energy Impact of Hurricane Gustav Still Unclear
• Energy Impacts from Hurricane Rita Remain Uncertain
• Energy Management Earns Two of Four Awards for Industrial Energy Efficiency
• Energy Officials Promote Solar, Biofuels, and Hydrogen Initiatives
• Energy Outlook Forecasts Minimal Clean Energy Impact by 2030
• Energy Policy Act Starts Daylight Saving Time on March 11th
• Energy Prices Dip and Recover in EIA's Short-Term Outlook
• Energy Prices on the Upswing as Summer Approaches, Says EIA
• Energy Saving Teams Sent to Federal Facilities in Six States
• Energy Secretary Abraham Visits Michigan Fuel Cell Plant
• Energy Secretary Bodman Helps Break Ground at Solar Facility
• Energy Secretary Bodman Visits "Net-Zero Energy Home" Near Denver
• Energy Secretary Lauds New Ethanol Fuel Pumps in Indiana
• Energy Secretary Leads Power Outage Investigation
• Energy Star Awards Honor Energy Efficiency Leaders
• Energy Star Campaign Encourages Energy Saving at Home
• Energy Star Commercial Buildings and Plants on the Rise
• Energy Star Expands to Include Commercial Building Design
• Energy Star Homes Achieved a 17% Market Share in 2008
• Energy Star Program Aims to Cut Energy Use in Power Supplies
• Energy Star Program Earns Award and Gains Visibility with New Campaign
• Energy Star Program Tightens Requirements for Computers
• Energy Star Sets New Guidelines for External Power Supplies
• Energy Trust of Oregon Yields Big Energy Savings
• Energy Value Housing Awards Honor Energy-Efficient Builders
• Energy and Architecture Groups Pursue Green Office Buildings
• Energy-Efficient Solar Homes Sprouting Up Nationwide
• Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions Projected to Drop 5% in 2009
• EnergySmart Schools Program Earns School Board Association Endorsement
• Engineers Develop Process to Make Hydrogen from Glucose
• Engineers Find Economical Way to Make Hydrogen from Ethanol
• Environment Commissioners Respond to NAFTA Electricity Report
• Environmental Assessment: GM Falls Short on Fuel Efficiency
• Environmental Summit Yields Renewable Power Recommendations
• Ethanol Construction Boom Brings Michigan Its First Plant
• Ethanol Demand Drives 15 Percent Increase in Corn Plantings
• Ethanol Fuel Industry Achieves Record Production in 2002
• Ethanol Fuel Industry on Building Spree in the Midwest
• Ethanol Group Petitions EPA to Raise Blend Levels in Gasoline
• Ethanol Industry Growing as States Consider New MTBE Bans
• Ethanol Industry Reaches Milestone of 100 Operating Plants
• Ethanol Partnership Plans to Produce Biodiesel from Corn
• Ethanol Plant to Take Advantage of Waste Heat from Coal Plant
• Ethanol Production Estimated at 5 Billion Gallons in 2006
• Ethanol Production Hits Record as MTBE Bans Take Effect
• Ethanol Production Increases; USDA Confirms Energy Benefit
• Ethanol Production Reaches Nearly 4 Billion Gallons in 2005
• Ethanol Production Reaches New Heights in 2004
• Europe Falling Short of Renewable Energy Goals for 2010
• European Automakers Pursue Hybrid Vehicles
• European Union Falling Short on Renewable Energy Targets
• European Union to Place Emissions Cap on All Flights in 2012
• European Wave and Tidal Energy Projects Face Setbacks
• Europeans Add Their Unique Style to Green Cars at Geneva
• Europeans Join Forces to Develop Organic LEDs
• Ex-Im Bank to Boost Renewable Exports with $250 Million in Financing
• Executive Order Launches California's "Hydrogen Highways"
• Experts Say Industry Standards are Key for the Growth of Biofuels
• Explosion at FuelCell Energy Plant Delays Shipments
• Extended Daylight Saving Time Saves Energy, Says DOE
• ExxonMobil Commits to Early MTBE Phase-Out in California
• FEMA and FTA Provide $4.55 Billion to Rebuild Manhattan Mass Transit
• FERC Aims to Simplify Licensing for Wave and Tidal Pilot Projects
• FERC Approves Small Generator Interconnection Standard
• FERC Approves a New Model for Financing Transmission Lines
• FERC Approves a Tripling of Capacity for U.S. LNG Importers
• FERC Boosts Power Grid Standards for Cyber Security
• FERC Issues Rules Enabling Tax Credits for Hydropower Expansions
• FERC Sets New Rules for Connecting Generators to the Grid
• FERC and Oregon to Coordinate Reviews of Wave Energy Projects
• FERC to Issue Conditional Licenses for Ocean Energy Projects
• FERC, Interior Department Sign Agreement on Offshore Renewable Energy
• FERC: Alaska Gas Pipeline Planners Need Financial Certainty
• FERC: No Hydropower License Required for N.Y. Tidal Power Test
• FPL Energy Dedicates the World's Largest Wind Power Plant
• FPL Energy and PPM Energy Buy 900 Megawatts of Wind Turbines
• FPL to Install 135 Megawatts of Wind Power in Three States
• Facing Increasing Interest in Wind Power, BLM Announces New Policy
• Factory Starts Full-Scale Production of Plastics from Corn
• Farm Bill Boosts Bioenergy Production, Renewable Energy Use
• FedEx Installs 904-Kilowatt Solar Power System
• FedEx Introduces New Hybrid Electric Delivery Vehicles
• FedEx Uses Hybrid Trucks for Holiday Charity Deliveries
• Federal Agencies Publish New Hydropower Licensing Rules
• Federal Agencies Team Up to Foster Growth in Green Jobs
• Federal Agencies to Assist with Clean Energy Development in the West
• Federal Court Ruling Adds Uncertainty to California Ethanol Market
• Federal Employees Receive DOE Awards for Saving Energy
• Federal Energy Regulators Propose Priorities for Smart Grid Standards
• Federal Government Leaders Achieve $62 Million in Annual Energy Savings
• Federal Partnership Saves Energy for 337,000 U.S. Households
• Federal Regulators Allow Transmission Lines Funded by Wind Developers
• Federal Regulators Approve an In-Stream Hydrokinetic Project
• Federal Regulators Propose to Approve 83 Reliability Standards
• Federal Regulators Seek Comments on Wave and Tidal Energy Permits
• Federal Regulators and Washington State to Collaborate on Water Power
• Federal Renewable Fuels Standard Takes Effect
• Federal Tax Credits Return for Efficiency Improvements to Homes
• Federal Teams Honored for Energy Achievements
• Feds to Receive No-Cost Biomass Energy, Efficiency Gains
• Fifteen States Lead the Nation in Building Energy Star Homes
• Fifty-Megawatt Solar Thermal Power Plant Planned for Nevada
• Fifty-Seven Energy Efficiency Leaders Win Energy Star Awards
• Final Climate Change Report Raises Red Flags for the Future
• First Certification Exam Held for Solar Photovoltaic System Installers
• First Commercial U.S. Solar Power Tower Launched by eSolar
• First Commercial Wave Power Plant Slated for Portugal
• First Commercial Wind Power Plant Slated for Arizona
• First Deep Well Drilled for Australian Hot Dry Rock Project
• First Geothermal Plant in Alaska Starts Power Production
• First Half of 2006 is Warmest on Record for the United States
• First Hybrid SUV Makes List of Top Twelve Green Vehicles
• First Large Building-Integrated Wind Turbines Spin in Bahrain
• First Large Wind Plants Planned for Illinois and West Virginia
• First Nebraska Wind Plant Completed as Wind Activities Accelerate Nationwide
• First Phase of Five-Megawatt Arizona Solar Plant Dedicated
• First Residence Awarded Platinum LEED Rating
• First Solar Adds 240 Kilowatts to Arizona Solar Project
• First Solar to Expand its Solar Manufacturing Facility
• First U.S. Auction of CO₂ Allowances Brings in $38.5 Million
• First U.S. Hydrokinetic Project Begins Commercial Operations
• First Utility-Scale Wind Plants Slated for New Jersey and Montana
• First Wind-Integrated High-Rise Under Construction in Bahrain
• First of 45 New Fuel Cell Systems Installed on Long Island
• Fiscal Problems Place Sacramento Solar Power Program on Hold
• Five Federal Agencies Earn Presidential Awards for Saving $100 Million
• Five Federal Energy Management Teams Earn White House Honors
• Five Federal Teams Recognized for $133 Million in Energy Savings
• Five Power Companies Commit to Clean Energy, Cap Greenhouse Gases
• Five Western States Agree to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Flight Pioneer Unveils Design for a Solar-Powered Aircraft
• Florida Blackout Strikes a Million Customers
• Florida Energy Bill to Boost Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• Florida Executive Orders Aim to Cut Greenhouse Gases
• Florida Green Power Dispute Puts Spotlight on Marketing Costs
• Florida Offers Clean Energy Rebates, Grants, and Tax Incentives
• Florida Power & Light Launches Green Power Program
• Florida Pursues Power from Grass, While Others Pitch Manure
• Florida Schools Launch On-Line Energy Monitoring
• Food and Paper Industries Pursue Energy Savings
• Ford Agrees to Sell Think Nordic to Kamkorp Microelectronics
• Ford Announces Plans for Third Hybrid Vehicle as Hybrid Escape Debuts
• Ford Announces Pricing for Escape Hybrid
• Ford Begins Full-Scale Production of Mercury Mariner Hybrid
• Ford Begins Production of Fuel-Cell-Powered Fleet
• Ford Begins Production of Fuel-Efficient Engines at Cleveland Plant
• Ford Begins Production of the Escape Hybrid in Kansas City
• Ford Commits to Four New Hybrid Vehicles in Next Three Years
• Ford Escape Hybrid Finishes Fourth in Driverless Vehicle Race
• Ford Escape Hybrid Named 2005 Truck of the Year
• Ford Invests $75 Million to Convert Truck Plant for Small Cars
• Ford Launches Hybrid Sedans, Plans All-Electric Delivery Van
• Ford Launches Hybrid Taxis in New York City
• Ford Report: Company to Fall Short of SUV Fuel Economy Goal
• Ford Shifts Towards Smaller, More Fuel-Efficient Cars
• Ford Shows Hybrid Escape SUV at Detroit Auto Show
• Ford Unveils "Model U," a Hydrogen-Fueled Hybrid Vehicle
• Ford Unveils Hybrid that Can Run on Ethanol-Rich Fuel
• Ford Unveils New Plug-In Fuel Cell Hybrid and Flex-Fuel Hybrids
• Ford Vehicles to Employ the Fuel-Saving "EcoBoost" Engine
• Ford and BP Open Hydrogen Fueling Station in Michigan
• Ford and GM to Help Install E85 Pumps in Missouri and Illinois
• Ford to Employ Toyota's Hybrid Electric Control Technology
• Ford to Offer Hybrid Versions of Half its Lineup by 2010
• Ford, Google, and Utilities Pursue Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles
• Ford: Fuel-Cell-Powered Focus Available for Fleets in 2004
• Forecasters Predict an Active Atlantic Hurricane Season
• Forecasters Predict an Active and Dangerous Hurricane Season
• Former Texas Oilman Pursues the World's Largest Wind Power Plant
• Forty Teams Compete in Solar Boat Race in the Netherlands
• Four Companies Launch New Mexico Solar Energy Project
• Four Governors Order Their States to Save Energy, Use Biofuels
• Four Major U.S. Companies Advance Green Power Markets
• Four States Award $61 Million for Clean Energy Projects
• Four Western States to Cooperate on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Fourteen Organizations to Cut Greenhouse Gases 4 Percent by 2006
• Fourteen of 22 Cars Complete the World Solar Challenge
• France to Host International Fusion Research Reactor
• Frankfurt Auto Show Features Hybrids, Fuel Cells, and Minis
• Fuel Cell Vehicles Proliferate on Land and Take to Sea
• Fuel Cell-Microturbine Hybrid Passes Performance Test
• Fuel Cells Help Convert New York City Odors into Electricity
• Fuel Cells Help the U.S. Military Meet its Power Needs
• Fuel Economy For Light Trucks to Increase More Than 7 Percent by 2007
• Fuel Economy Standards Raised by 2 mpg for Model Year 2011
• Fuel Economy for New Vehicles Rises for Fourth Straight Year
• Fuel Efficiency Key to Around-the-World Flight
• Fuel-Cell-Powered Cadillac Provoq Unveiled at Electronics Show
• Fuel-Cell-Powered Car Completes Cross-Country Trip
• Future U.S. Energy Use Depends on Efficiency, Renewables
• Future Uncertain for Natural Gas as Two LNG Projects Cancelled
• FutureGen Plant Location Narrowed to Illinois or Texas
• FutureTruck Competition Now Underway Near Detroit
• FutureTruck Competition Runs from June 11th to 21st
• G-8 Energy Ministers Emphasize Energy Efficiency, Renewables
• G20 Nations Commit to Phase Out Fossil Fuel Subsidies
• G8 Leaders Address Global Energy Security and Climate Change
• G8 Leaders Agree to Set New Global Greenhouse Gas Goals
• G8 Leaders Commit to 50% Cut in Greenhouse Gases by 2050
• G8 Leaders Commit to Clean Energy Technologies at Summit
• G8 Plans to Boost Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Worldwide
• G8 and Major Economy Leaders Agree to Slash Greenhouse Emissions
• GAO Report Says DOE Missed Efficiency Standards Deadlines
• GAO Report: Strategy Needed to Address Future Peak in Oil Production
• GE Buys Enron Wind; Vestas Receives Large U.S. Wind Order
• GE Energy Completes Its Acquisition of AstroPower
• GE Energy Receives $1.3 Billion in U.S. Wind Turbine Orders
• GE Hydro to Upgrade U.S. Hydropower Plants
• GE Purchase of Enron Wind Approved in Bankruptcy Court
• GE Unveils Hybrid Locomotive for Freight Trains
• GE Wind Energy Tests Prototype of 3.6-Megawatt Wind Turbine
• GM Celebrates its 100 Birthday by Unveiling the Chevrolet Volt
• GM Delivers 235 Hybrid Buses to King County, Washington
• GM Delivers the World's First Full-Sized Hybrid Pickup
• GM Introduces Hybrid Electric Military Pickup with Fuel Cell
• GM Introduces the 2007 Saturn Aura Green Line Hybrid
• GM Moves Forward on Batteries, Fuel Cells, and Clean Diesels
• GM Provides Hybrid Vehicles to the Republican National Convention
• GM Shifts Away from Trucks and SUVs, Toward Cars and Crossovers
• GM Shifts Hybrid Electric Plans to Focus on "Strong" Hybrids
• GM Study Examines Greenhouse Effects of 36 Fuel Technologies
• GM Tells Cities How to Prepare for Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles
• GM Unveils "AUTOnomy," a Fuel-Cell-Powered Concept Vehicle
• GM Unveils Hywire Fuel-Cell Car, Two Carbon-Fiber-Bodied Cars
• GM Unveils Improved Fuel Cell System at Shanghai Auto Show
• GM Unveils an Advanced Combustion Engine that Reduces Fuel Use
• GM Unveils the Sierra Hybrid Pickup at the Chicago Auto Show
• GM and BMW to Develop Liquid Hydrogen Fueling Technologies
• GM and DaimlerChrysler Fuel-Cell Vehicles Help Deliver the Mail
• GM and Ford Unveil Plug-In Hybrid Vehicles at the Detroit Auto Show
• GM and Porsche Win the American Le Mans Green Challenge
• GM and Utilities to Study how Plug-In Hybrids Connect to the Grid
• GM to Buy Lithium-Ion Batteries for the Chevy Volt from LG Chem
• GM to Debut Front-Wheel-Drive, Six-Speed Transmissions in 2006
• GM to Launch Hybrid Versions of Seven Vehicle Models by 2007
• GM to Launch World's Largest Fuel Cell Vehicle Fleet in 2007
• GM to Produce New Efficient Engines in Flint, Michigan
• GM to Spend $500 Million to Launch the Chevy Cruze, a New Small Car
• GM, DaimlerChrysler, and BMW Preview New Hybrid Technology
• GM, Toyota, and Fisker to Launch Plug-In Hybrids by 2010
• Gamesa to Produce Wind Turbine Blades in Pennsylvania
• Gasification Power Plants Planned for Kentucky and Texas
• Gasoline Prices Holding Steady Through Memorial Day Weekend
• Gasoline and Oil Prices Fall as Driving Season Draws to a Close
• General Electric Buys Enron Wind, Buoys U.S. Wind Industry
• General Electric Sees Huge Growth in Clean Energy Business
• General Electric Wins Approval to Buy AstroPower Assets
• General Motors Achieves a Record Distance in a Fuel Cell Vehicle
• General Motors Investigates Energy-Efficient Metal Casting
• General Motors Unveils the Fuel-Cell-Powered "Sequel"
• General Motors and DaimlerChrysler to Team Up on Hybrid Vehicles
• Geodynamics Proves Viability of Enhanced Geothermal Systems
• Georgia Power Wins Approval to Switch Coal Plant to Biomass Power
• Georgia Tech Develops High-Temperature Membrane for PEM Fuel Cells
• Georgia and Michigan in Race to Convert Wood to Ethanol
• Geothermal Lease Sale in Nevada Yields Record Bids
• Geothermal Power Continues to Grow Rapidly in 2006
• Geothermal Power Plant in Northern California Gains Approval
• Geothermal Power Plants Moving Ahead in Idaho and Utah
• Geothermal Power Plants Planned for Idaho, Oregon, and California
• Geothermal Power Projects Under Development in Nevada and Idaho
• Geothermal Report Calls for Improved Exploration Technologies
• German Company Erects Prototype 5-Megawatt Wind Turbine
• German Team Takes First Place Overall in the Solar Decathlon
• Global Annual Investment in Renewable Energy Hits $100 Billion
• Global Clean Energy Investment Nearly Doubles in Second Quarter
• Global Effort Needed to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Says IEA
• Global Oil Production Fell by 0.2% in 2007, Says BP
• Global Sales of the Toyota Prius Hybrid Top 1 Million
• Global Temperature Hits New Record for March
• Global Wind Energy Capacity Increases 27% in 2007
• Global Wind Power Capacity Grew 20 Percent in 2004
• Global Wind Power Capacity Grew Nearly One-Third in 2006
• Global Wind Power Capacity Increases 25 Percent in 2005
• Global Wind Power Study Finds Huge Potential
• Google Aims to Make Renewable Energy Cheaper than Coal Power
• Google Launches a Record-Setting Solar Power Project
• Google.org Invests $10 Million in Enhanced Geothermal Systems
• Government Study Finds All Routes to Gasoline Savings Costly
• Government and Private Organizations Promote Grid Interconnection
• Green Building Organizations Tackle Credentials and Remodeling
• Green Chemistry Challenge Honors Two Biomass Achievements
• Green Mountain Energy to Stop Selling Green Power in Connecticut
• Green Power Adopted in North Carolina and Successful in Washington D.C.
• Green Power Comes to North Carolina and Georgia
• Green Power Coming to Upstate New York, North Carolina
• Green Power Faces Challenges in L.A. and Connecticut
• Green Power Leaders Named as New Deals Announced
• Green Roofs are Gaining Acceptance in U.S. Cities, Says Survey
• Green-e Certifies Tradable Renewable Energy Certificates
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Launched in Chicago
• Groups Push Competing Proposals for the Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline
• Growing U.S. Wind Industry Yields Two New Wind Blade Factories
• Growing Wind Industry Yields New Plants in Four States
• Growth in Ethanol Industry Makes National Mandate Moot
• Growth in Global Oil Demand to Slow in 2005, Says IEA
• Growth in Solar Power Drives Changes in Silicon Supplies
• Growth in U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Slows in 2005
• Gulf Coast Energy Recovery Makes Major Headway
• Gulf Coast Still Recovering from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike
• Gulf Energy Systems are Recovering from Gustav, Bracing for Ike
• HP Smart Cooling to Reduce Data Center Energy Use
• HUD Grants $300 million in Recovery Act Funds for Green Housing
• HUD, DOE, EPA to Work on Energy Efficient Affordable Housing
• Habitat for Humanity Builds Zero-Net-Energy Prototype Homes
• Have Scientists Found A New Version of "Cold Fusion"?
• Hawaii Army Bases to Feature 3,000 Homes with Solar Power
• Hawaii Energy Bills Include a Solar Hot Water Requirement
• Hawaii Resort Dedicates 250-Kilowatt Solar Power System
• Hawaii and DOE Sign Agreement to Advance Hawaiian Clean Energy
• Hawaii and Minnesota to Boost Ethanol Use
• Hawaii to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions to 1990 Levels by 2020
• Hawaii to Feature Car Chargers and an Ocean Thermal Energy Plant
• Hawaii's Conversion of Coal Plant to Biomass Marks a New Trend
• Hawaii's New Energy Bills to Boost Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• Hawaiian Efforts Support Renewables, Efficiency, Fuel Cells
• Hawaiian Electric Launches Renewable Energy Subsidiary
• Hawaiian Utility Seeks Biofuel as Energy Source for Power Plant
• Hawaiian and National Energy Groups to Develop Clean Energy
• HelioVolt and NREL to Advance Thin-Film Solar Power
• High Fuel Costs Ground U.S. Travelers on Labor Day Weekend
• High-School Solar Car Race Now Underway in Texas
• High-Speed Rail and Transit Boosted by Economic Stimulus Act
• High-Tech Firms to Investigate Distributed Energy Resources
• Home Builders Launch New National Green Building Program
• Home Builders Set New National Guidelines for Green Homes
• Home Builders and Building Code Group to Develop Green Standards
• Home Depot Offers Solar Power Systems on East Coast, Supports Solar Decathlon
• Honda Begins Production of the FCX Clarity Fuel Cell Vehicle
• Honda CR-Z Concept Hybrid Debuts at the Tokyo Motor Show
• Honda Debuts Improved Civic Hybrid as its Hybrid Sales Hit 100,000
• Honda Debuts Its Third Hybrid Vehicle, the Accord Hybrid
• Honda Delays Release of Accord Hybrid Until December
• Honda Fuel Cell Vehicle Passes Cold-Weather Test
• Honda Hybrid and Smart EV Unveiled at Paris Motor Show
• Honda Introduces Fuel Cell for Below-Freezing Temperatures
• Honda Reveals 2005 Hybrid Accord Plans at Detroit Auto Show
• Honda Takes Fuel Economy Sky High with New Light Jet
• Honda Unveils New Fuel Cell, Diesel, and Gasoline Technologies
• Honda Unveils a New Fuel Cell Vehicle to be Leased Out in 2008
• Honda Unveils the Hybrid-Electric Accord
• Honda and Purdue Join the Pursuit for Better Ethanol Fuel
• Honda and Toyota Continue to Dominate List of "Greenest" Cars
• Honda and Toyota Deliver Fuel Cell Cars to California
• Honda and Toyota Face Off with New and Updated Hybrids
• Honda and ZAP Introduce New Subcompact Cars to the United States
• Honda is First to Lease Fuel-Cell Vehicle to Private Family
• Honda to Begin Leasing Fuel Cell Vehicles by Year-End
• Honda to Introduce New Hybrid Vehicle and Diesel Engine
• Honda to Launch Three New Hybrids and Lease Fuel Cell Vehicles
• Hotel Demonstrates Energy-Efficient Lighting
• Housing Act Aims to Encourage Energy Efficient Mortgages
• Houston Group to Plan Ways to Fight Heat Island Effect
• How About Solar Power on the Moon?
• Hurricane Ike Spikes Gasoline Prices as Oil Prices Fall
• Hurricane Katrina Shuts Refineries and Oil and Gas Production
• Hurricane Season Off to Late Start, Expected to be Below Normal
• Hybrid Bus Fleets Grow in New York City, L.A., and Indianapolis
• Hybrid Concept Vehicles Point to the Future for Honda and Toyota
• Hybrid Electric Honda Civic Hits Dealerships This Week
• Hybrid Sales Doubled in 2005 but are Varied Thus Far in 2006
• Hybrid Sales on Record Course Despite Waning Interest
• Hybrid Technologies Gain Ground in Heavy Trucks
• Hybrid Toyota Prius Named Motor Trend "Car of the Year"
• Hybrid and Electric Cars are Prominent at the L.A. Auto Show
• Hybrid and Electric Vehicles Dominate the Tokyo Motor Show
• Hybrids, Flex-Fuels, and Subcompacts Debut at Auto Shows
• Hydrogen Buses Hit City Streets while Concept Car Sets Records
• Hydrogen Fueling Stations Moving Ahead in California
• Hydrogen Fueling Stations Now Operating or Planned in 15 States
• Hydrogen Group Disputes Study on Potential Ozone Impacts
• Hydrogen Technology Projects Slated for Michigan, California
• Hydrogen-Fueled Vehicle Achieves 12,665 MPG on Test Track
• Hydrogen-Fueled Vehicles Take to the Road in National Tour
• Hydropower Downturn Masks Renewable Energy Growth in 2004
• Hydropower Expansion Qualifies for Federal Tax Credit
• Hydropower Facility to Install Fish-Friendly Turbines
• Hydropower and Conservation Contributed to Blackout Recovery
• IBM Introduces New Energy-Saving Web Server
• IBM Launches a Billion-Dollar Efficiency Effort for Data Centers
• IBM Says Mainframes Yield Big Energy Savings in Data Centers
• IEA Documents Renewable Energy History and Looks Ahead to 2030
• IEA Launches Database of Renewable Energy Policies
• IEA: Nations Should Build on Economy-Related Greenhouse Gas Cuts
• IEA: World Energy Demand May Increase 59 Percent by 2030
• IEA: World Oil Demand Expected to Grow Slower in 2005
• IPCC Report Says Clean Energy Technologies Could Curb Climate Change
• IRS Allocates $406 Million in Clean Renewable Energy Bonds
• IRS Allocates $800 Million in Clean Renewable Energy Bonds
• IRS Certifies Honda Civic GX and GM Hybrids for Tax Credit
• IRS Certifies Honda and Toyota Hybrids for Federal Tax Credits
• IRS Issues Guidance on Commercial Building Tax Deduction
• IRS Provides Guidance on Tax Credits for Efficient Vehicles
• IRS Releases Guidance on Energy Efficiency Tax Credits
• IRS Releases Tax Credit Figures for Ford and Toyota Hybrids
• IRS Seeks Applications for $800 Million in Clean Energy Bonds
• IT Companies and Organizations Tackle Data Center Energy Use
• Idaho Geothermal Power Plant Moves Ahead with Power Agreement
• Idaho PUC Gives Go-Ahead to State's Largest Wind Power Plant
• Idaho Power Seeks 100 Megawatts of Geothermal Power
• Idaho Provides Financing, Tax Rebates for Renewable Projects
• Idaho School District to Switch to Biomass Fuel
• Idaho's First Geothermal Power Plant is Now Online
• Illinois Adopts Requirements for Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• Illinois Gains Its First Commercial Wind Power Plant
• Illinois Offers $1,000 Rebate for Hybrids and Electric Vehicles
• Illinois Passes Biodiesel Tax Incentive and Grants Package
• Illinois Provides $500,000 to Build Ethanol Infrastructure
• Illinois Requires 25 Percent Renewable Power by 2025
• Illinois Rural Electric Cooperative Wins DOE Wind Award
• Increased Solar Silicon Production Chases Demand
• Indian Tribes and Cities Teaming Up to Deploy Renewable Energy
• Indiana Fuel Terminal Offers Biodiesel, Easing Distribution
• Indiana Students Achieve 1,836 MPG in Supermileage Competition
• Indiana Town Takes Major Step to Becoming "BioTown, USA"
• Industrial Technology Projects Win Eight R&D 100 Awards
• IndyCar Switches to 100 Percent Ethanol
• Innovative Solar Manufacturing Plant Opens in Canada
• Insurance Regulators Require Disclosures of Climate Change Risks
• Intel Corporation Leaps to Top of the EPA Green Power List
• Intel and Google Lead New Climate Savers Computing Initiative
• Intel and Raytheon Developing More Efficient Computer Processors
• Intel to Develop Energy-Saving Computer Chips
• Intercontinental Flight Demonstrates Fuel-Saving Technologies
• Interdependence Confounds Recovery from Hurricane Rita
• Interior Department Allows Offshore Wind and Ocean Energy Testing
• Interior Department Awards $15 Million for Forest Thinning on Public Lands
• Interior Department Budget to Boost Geothermal Energy
• Interior Department Encourages Geothermal Energy Development
• Interior Department Expedites Solar Energy Development in the West
• Interior Department Finds No Major Impact from Cape Wind Project
• Interior Department Holds Meetings on Wind Power in the West
• Interior Department Moves Ahead on Offshore Renewable Energy
• Interior Department Moves Forward on Offshore Renewable Energy
• Interior Department Proposes New Rules to Advance Geothermal Energy
• Interior Department Pursues Renewable Energy on Land and at Sea
• Interior Department Seeks Comments on Offshore Energy Projects
• Interior Department Sets Rules for Offshore Renewable Energy Projects
• Interior Department to Develop Plan for Offshore Renewable Energy
• Interior Department to Open 190 Million Acres to Geothermal Power
• Interior Department, California Launch Renewable Energy Initiative
• Interior Department: Offshore Wind Energy Could Power the Country
• Interior and Ag Departments Propose More Renewable Energy Funding
• International Builder's Show Features Energy-Efficient Homes
• International Builders Show Showcases Energy-Efficient Homes
• International Competition Recognizes Efficient Power Supplies
• International Energy Agency Points the Way to a Clean Energy Future
• International Funding Helps Shape China's Energy Future
• Investment Firm Offers $25 Million for Renewables, Efficiency
• Investment Outlook Mixed for Clean Energy Technologies
• Iowa Establishes a $100 Million Clean Energy Fund
• Iowa Governor Orders Greater Use of Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• Iowa Leads the Nation with 5.5% Wind Power, Says AWEA
• Iowa Utilities Propose a Wind-Powered Energy Storage Plant
• Iowa Utility to Build a 310-Megawatt Wind Power Plant
• Is LNG Part of the Solution to Tight Natural Gas Supplies?
• Is Nuclear Power Coming Back in the United States?
• Italy to Join DOE's International Partnership for a Hydrogen Economy
• Japan's Tokai University Solar Car Wins the Global Green Challenge
• Japanese Automakers Look to the Future at Tokyo Auto Show
• Japanese Solar Cell Firm to Build Plant in Memphis, Tennessee
• Jeep Displays "Treo" Fuel-Cell Vehicle at Detroit Auto Show
• Johnson Controls Teams with Saft on Hybrid Vehicle Batteries
• Juneau, Alaska, Cuts Electricity Use Drastically During Crisis
• Kansas Governor Halts Wind Power in Tallgrass Prairies
• Kansas Town Demonstrates Water and Energy Savings with Washers
• Kansas Utility Seeks up to 200 Megawatts of Renewable Energy
• Kansas, Vermont, and New Jersey Encourage Wind Power but Set Limits
• Karsner: Advanced Energy Initiative is a "Vision for Victory"
• Kauai Pursues Biomass and Wind Power and Solar Water Heating
• Kentucky Sets Incentives for Biofuels and Renewable Energy
• Key Industries Cut Emissions Intensity by 9.4% in Four Years
• Keynote Speakers Announced for National Renewable Energy Conference
• Kyoto Parties Agree Loosely on Long-Term Emissions Goals
• Kyoto Protocol Takes Effect on February 16th
• L.A. Aims to Meet California's Renewable Energy Requirements
• L.A. Cathedral's 66-kW Solar Power System Shows Religious Commitment to Renewable Energy
• L.A. Expands Solar Program, Rolls Out 400 Electric Vehicles
• LED Traffic Lights Continue to Save Energy Nationwide
• LEDs Help to Bring Color and Light to the Beijing Olympics
• LEDs Jazz Up the Redesigned Times Square New Year's Eve Ball
• LEDs Provide Efficient Lighting Options for the Holidays
• LNG Ministerial Summit Points to the Future of Natural Gas
• LNG Terminals Move Ahead in the Gulf of Mexico
• Labor Department Offers $500 Million for Clean Energy Job Training
• Labor and Environmental Groups Launch a Green Jobs Campaign
• Lansing, Michigan, Joins DOE's Clean Cities Program
• Large Solar Power Systems Online in New Jersey and California
• Large Wind Plants Planned for the Dakotas and Maryland
• Large Wind Power Plant Moves Ahead in Idaho
• Large Wind Power Plant Under Evaluation for Nantucket Sound
• Large Wind Power Plants Planned for Maine and Pennsylvania
• Large Wind Power Plants Planned for Nebraska, West Virginia
• Large Wind Power Plants Proposed for Wisconsin and Nevada
• Large Wind Power Plants Slated for North Dakota and Massachusetts
• Large Wind Power Projects Planned for Texas and Idaho, Others Underway in California
• Large Wind Power Projects Slated for California and Minnesota
• Large-Scale Solar Thermal Power Projects Planned for California
• Large-Scale U.S. Solar Power Facilities Becoming Commonplace
• Largest Solar Power Facility in Northwest Goes Online
• Largest Solar Thermal Plant in 16 Years Now Online
• Largest U.S. Biodiesel Facility Opens in Washington State
• Largest U.S. Biodiesel Plant Starts Production in Texas
• Las Vegas Water District to Feature 3.1-Megawatt Solar Project
• Latest U.S. Census Shows More Workers Driving Alone to Work
• Leasing Plan Looks to Gulf and Alaska for Oil and Natural Gas
• Lexus Announces Hybrid SUV Pricing and EPA Mileage
• Lexus Announces Luxury Hybrid MSRP, Hybrid Sales Increase
• Lexus Debuts the First V8 Hybrid Sedan in New York
• Lexus Hybrid SUV Aims for 30 mpg in City Driving
• Lexus Hybrid-Electric SUV Draws Strong Pre-Launch Demand
• Lexus to Launch Hybrid SUV in April 2005
• Lexus to Start Selling Hybrid Sedan in Spring 2006
• Long Island Aims to Feature a 10-Megawatt Fuel Cell Facility
• Long Island Could Draw on 5,200 Megawatts of Offshore Wind
• Long Island Faces Power Shortage, Promotes Solar Energy
• Long Island Power to Negotiate with FPL Energy for Offshore Wind Plant
• Long Island Power, FPL Energy Apply to Build an Offshore Wind Plant
• Long Island Project and GE Wind Turbines Boost U.S. Offshore Wind Prospects
• Long Island Utility Calls for 50 Megawatts of Solar Power
• Long Island Utility Seeks to Build a 5-Megawatt Fuel Cell Power Plant
• Long Island Utility to Launch a 10-Year Energy Efficiency Program
• Los Angeles Approves an Aggressive Green Building Ordinance
• Los Angeles Proposes to Build a 120-Megawatt Wind Plant
• Los Angeles Pursues 1,300 Megawatts of Solar Power by 2020
• Los Angeles Utility Pursuing Power Production from Yard Waste
• Louisiana Passes a Renewable Fuel Requirement
• Low Ethanol Prices a Boon for Consumers, a Bane for Producers
• Low Natural Gas Stores Concern DOE and the Federal Reserve
• Low Premiums Increase Sales for Utility Green Power Leaders
• Lowe's Installs 370-Kilowatt Solar Power System in L.A.
• Lower Fuel Costs to Offer Some Relief this Winter, Says EIA
• MIT Finds Increased Warming Threat if Greenhouse Gases Stay Unchecked
• MIT Says Lack of Fuel Could Limit Nuclear Power Expansion
• MMS Tallies 60 Gulf Oil Platforms Destroyed by 2008 Hurricanes
• Maine Approves a 50-Megawatt Wind Power Plant
• Maine Governor Approves Rebates for Solar Energy Systems
• Maine Renewable Energy Brings Green Power to the State
• Major Corporations Buy 62 Megawatts of Green Power in 2004
• Major Oil Companies Report Low Reserve Replacement Ratios
• Major Wind Plants Under Construction in New York and Texas
• Manhattan Skyscraper Owner Makes Large Green Power Purchase
• Manufacturing Energy Use Grew Slower Than GDP in the 90s
• Marathon Ashland Sells Ethanol Fuel at 14 Fuel Terminals
• Marine Corps Base Installs Large Solar Power System
• Mariner Hybrid on Sale as Honda Unveils Improved Hybrid System
• Maryland Aims for a 25% Cut in Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2020
• Maryland Approves Energy Efficiency and Solar Energy Bills
• Maryland Approves Wide-Ranging Clean Energy Bills
• Maryland Launches High-Tech Program to Boost Mass Transit
• Maryland Local Governments Buy a Large Amount of Wind Power
• Maryland Removes Utility Disincentives for Energy Efficiency
• Maryland and Hawaii Set New Renewable Energy Requirements
• Massachusetts Acts Address Biofuels, Green Jobs, and Greenhouse Gases
• Massachusetts Approves Cape Wind Offshore Wind Project
• Massachusetts Doubles Renewable Energy Requirements for Utilities
• Massachusetts Joins Effort to Build "Green" Affordable Housing
• Massachusetts Launches $30 Million Green Power Project
• Massachusetts Moves Ahead on Renewable Energy Requirement
• Massachusetts Offers $25 Million for Renewable Energy Certificates
• Massachusetts Offshore Wind Plant Clears Regulatory Hurdle
• Massachusetts Provides $4 Million for Community Wind Power
• Massachusetts and Connecticut Offer Renewable Energy Funding
• Massachusetts and Connecticut Provide $11 Million for Solar Power
• Massachusetts and Illinois Support Large Renewable Energy Projects
• Massachusetts and New Jersey Revise Clean Energy Programs
• Massachusetts to Build a 500-Kilowatt Solar Power Plant
• Massachusetts to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Massive New Wind Power Plants Planned for Texas and Wyoming
• Mazda to Begin Selling its Tribute Hybrid SUV in Mid-2007
• McKnight Foundation to Provide $8 Million for Renewables
• Mercedes-Benz Offers Hybrid with Lithium-Ion Battery at a $12K Premium
• Michigan Energy Center to Combine Fuel Cell, Solar, Battery Storage, and Heat Recovery
• Michigan Requires 10% Renewable Electricity by 2015
• Michigan Takes Narrow Lead in North American Solar Challenge
• Michigan's NextEnergy Center Site Earns Tax-Free Designation
• Microbes Found to Convert Organic Matter Into Electricity
• Microbiology Could Revolutionize Energy and Materials Production
• Microturbines Provide Onsite Power to Offshore Oil Platforms
• Midwestern Governors Sign Climate and Energy Pacts
• Miniature Fuel Cells Show Hope for Portable Electronics
• Minnesota Act Sets Efficiency and GHG Goals while Boosting Renewables
• Minnesota Doubles Ethanol Requirement to 20 Percent Blend
• Minnesota Enacts the Country's Strongest Renewable Requirement
• Minnesota Takes Early Lead in North American Solar Challenge
• Minnesota Utility to Award $22 Million to Renewable Projects
• Minnesota Utility to Build a 100-Megawatt Wind Power Plant
• Minnesota and South Carolina Promote Plug-in Hybrids, Alt Fuels
• Minnesota and Wisconsin Seek 300 Megawatts of Renewable Power
• Minnesota to Host First U.S. Power Plant Fueled with Poultry Litter
• Minnesota to Require 20% Biodiesel Blends by 2015, with Caveats
• Minnesota, Wisconsin Governments to Use More Renewable Fuels
• Mississippi State University Wins Challenge X Competition
• Mississippi State University Wins the Challenge X Competition
• Mississippi and New York Teams Win Cross-Country Solar Car Race
• Missouri Requires 10 Percent Ethanol in Most Gasoline Sold
• Missouri Voters Approve a Renewable Energy Requirement
• Missouri-Rolla Leads as American Solar Challenge Nears End
• Mitsubishi and Subaru Launch Electric Cars in Japan
• Modified Hybrid Vehicle Nears 100-mpg Barrier in Rally
• Montana Laws Set Requirements for Renewable Energy and Ethanol
• More Fuel Cells Installed in July as Companies See Ups and Downs
• More Record-Breaking Solar Power Systems in California
• More Studies Say Biofuels Have a Minor Impact on Food Costs
• More Than 1,700 New U.S. Buildings Pursue LEED Green Building Ratings
• Most EERE Programs See Increased Funding in Appropriations Bill
• Multi-Colored LEDs Offer Energy Savings for the Holidays
• NAFTA Commission Calls for Carbon Trading, Renewable Energy, and Energy Efficiency
• NASA Delivers Solar-Powered Vehicles to Mars
• NASA Faces a Torn Solar Array and Worn Joint on the Space Station
• NASA Offers a $1.5 Million Prize for a Fast and Fuel-Efficient Aircraft
• NASA Releases Report on Crash of Helios Solar Plane
• NASA, BMW, and Two Utilities Draw on Waste Methane for Energy
• NHTSA Proposes Increased Fuel Efficiency for Light Trucks
• NIST Awards $24 Million for Fuel Cells, Energy Efficiency, and Solar Power
• NOAA Warns of Strengthening El Niño Conditions
• NOAA, NASA: 2005 Ties with 1998 as Hottest Year on Record
• NOAA: This Winter was the Warmest on Record for the Globe
• NOAA: Two Major Greenhouse Gases Continued to Rise in 2008
• NRC Expects Applications for 34 Nuclear Power Plants by 2010
• NRC Orders Nuclear Plants to Tighten Security
• NRC to Accept Public Comments on Three Nuclear Plant Permits
• NRDC Opens Highly Energy Efficient Building in California
• NREL Develops High-Efficiency Natural Gas Engine
• NREL Director: Renewable Energy Enhances Homeland Security
• NREL Laboratory Earns LEED Platinum, a Federal First
• NREL Marks Its 25th Anniversary by Building Energy-Efficient Home
• NREL Offsets All Its Energy Use with Renewable Energy Credits
• NREL Pursues a New Green Building, Increased Renewable Energy Use
• NREL Report Sees Near-Term Supply Shortage for Renewable Power
• NREL Reports Growth in Utility Green Power Sales in 2004
• NREL Solar Cell Sets World-Record Conversion Efficiency of 40.8%
• NREL Thin-Film Solar Cell Achieves Record Efficiency
• NREL Updates Design Software for Energy Efficient Buildings
• NREL Updates Top-Ten List of Utility Green Power Programs
• NREL and DuPont to Design and Build a Pilot "Biorefinery"
• NREL and Xcel Energy Dedicate Wind-Powered Hydrogen Generator
• NREL: Utility Green Power Sales Increased 20% in 2008
• NSF to Invest $18.5 Million in Green Grid Technologies
• Nanosolar to Build the World's Largest Solar Cell Plant
• Nanotech Proposal Holds Promise for Clean Energy Technologies
• Nation's Capital Hosts International Clean Energy Conferences
• National Academies Report Calls for DARPA-Like DOE Agency
• National Governors Association Launches Clean Energy Initiative
• National Renewable Energy Conference Slated for October
• National Research Council Reports on U.S. Hydrogen Energy Efforts
• National Solar Tour Comes to 43 States and D.C. on October 1st
• National Solar Tour Comes to 45 States and D.C. on October 7th
• National Solar Tour Comes to All But Four States in October
• National Solar Tour Comes to All but Four States on Saturday
• National Solar Tour Kicks Off on October 2nd
• National Tour of Solar Buildings Comes to You on October 5th
• Natural Gas Crisis Ahead: Energy Secretary Encourages Smart Energy Use
• Natural Gas Outlook for 2025: Higher Costs, Reduced Demand
• Natural Gas and Hybrid Vehicles Lead Annual Green Rankings
• Natural-Gas and Hybrid-Electric Cars Top Green List
• Navajo Utility Installs 63 Solar and Wind Power Systems
• Navy to Demonstrate Potential of Solar-Supplied Hydrogen
• Nebraska Wind Project Breaks Ground; Other Projects Advance in Iowa, Montana, Texas, and California
• Negotiators in Bali Agree to Work Toward New Climate Agreement
• Nellis Air Force Base Hosts the Largest U.S. Solar PV System
• Net Metering, Tax Credits for Solar Energy Included in Energy Act
• Netherlands' Nuon Solar Team Leads the World Solar Challenge
• Nevada Adopts Solar Energy Incentives, Awards First to Washoe Tribe
• Nevada BLM Offers 130,000 Acres for Geothermal Development
• Nevada Geothermal Leases Sold; New Geothermal Plant Proposed in California
• Nevada Law Promotes Green Building, Alters Renewable Mandate
• Nevada Power to Buy Wind Power from DOE's Nevada Test Site
• Nevada Renewable Energy Proposals Total 4,300 Megawatts
• Nevada Tribe Uses Solar Power, Earns First State Rebate
• Nevada Utilities Commission Approves Solar Thermal Power Plant Contract
• Nevada Utilities Offer $100 Million for Efficiency Programs
• Nevada Utility Signs Contracts for Wind and Geothermal Power
• Nevada to Host the World's Largest Photovoltaic Power Plant
• New "Freedom Prizes" to Reward Innovative Energy Deployments
• New 106.5-Megawatt Wind Power Plant Planned for Oklahoma
• New 144-Megawatt Wind Power Plant Dedicated in Wyoming
• New 20-Megawatt Geothermal Plant Slated for Nevada
• New 3-Megawatt Landfill Gas Project Online in Wisconsin
• New 48-Megawatt Wind Plant Begins Operation in Washington
• New Agreement will Bolster State and Federal Cooperation on Energy
• New Air Conditioner Efficiency Standards Take Effect in January
• New Automotive Technologies Shine in Clean Vehicle Rally
• New BLM Policy Encourages Solar Power on Public Lands
• New Biodiesel Facility Begins Operation in Iowa
• New Biodiesel Plant to Produce 30 Million Gallons Annually
• New Biodiesel Standard Allows Automaker Approval of 20% Blends
• New Builders Challenge Calls for 220,000 Efficient New Homes by 2012
• New Building Efficiency Standards Take Effect in California
• New California Energy Acts Include Incentives for Solar Water Heating
• New California Law to Set Greenhouse Gas Limits on Passenger Vehicles
• New Cargo Ship Cuts its Fuel Use using a Kite-Like Sail
• New Catalyst Produces Hydrogen from Biomass Without Platinum
• New Challenge: Consider the "Six Degrees of Energy Efficiency"
• New Combined Heat and Power Projects Mark a Growing Trend
• New Commercial Building Energy Codes Take Effect in Seattle
• New Contract to Yield First Biomass Power Plant in New Mexico
• New DOE Report Analyzes a Path to 20% Wind Power by 2030
• New DOE Reports Highlight Climate Change Technologies
• New Database Lists 337 Fuel Cell Projects in 43 States
• New Defense Authorization Act to Boost Clean Energy Use
• New Dow Corning Process Aims to Help Meet Solar Silicon Needs
• New Energy Act Boosts Fuel Economy Standards
• New Energy Act Calls for Increased Renewable Energy Research
• New Energy Corporation Retracts Claim of Solar Contract
• New Energy Efficiency Tax Credits Take Effect
• New Energy Star Computers Could Save $1.8 Billion Over 5 Years
• New Energy Star Labels Help to Avoid Energy-Wasting Set-Top Boxes
• New Energy Star Requirements Cut Energy Use in Operating TVs
• New Energy Technologies to Yield Longer Run Times for Laptops
• New Energy-Saving Campaign Emphasizes "The Power is in Your Hands"
• New England Grid Operator Awards Energy Efficiency Contract
• New Farm Bill Speeds Commercialization of Advanced Biofuels
• New Federal Rule Encourages Transmission Access for Renewable Energy
• New Fuel Cell Projects Installed Throughout the Country
• New Fuel-Efficient Jet Prototype Features Blended-Wing Design
• New Green Power Purchases Announced as Leaders Earn Awards
• New Guidelines Launched for Green Home Remodeling
• New Hampshire Enacts a Renewable Requirement with Solar Set-Asides
• New Hampshire Slated to Earn Ethanol Exemption; California Wants In
• New Hampshire Utility Converts Coal Plant to Wood Fuel
• New High-Efficiency High-Rise Breaks Ground in Manhattan
• New Honda Fuel-Cell Vehicle Goes Farther with More Power
• New Hospital Energy Alliance to Promote Clean Energy in Healthcare
• New Hydrogen Fueling Stations Operating in California and Illinois
• New International Clean Energy Fund to Battle Climate Change
• New Iowa Legislation to Boost Renewable Fuel Use
• New Jersey Agencies Buy 11 Megawatts of Wind Power as Green Power Market Grows
• New Jersey Awards $2.7 Million to 10 Renewable Energy Companies
• New Jersey Commits $745 Million to Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• New Jersey Commits to Greatly Reducing its Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• New Jersey Doubles Its Requirements for Renewable Energy
• New Jersey Increases its Renewable Energy Requirement
• New Jersey Proposes New Rules for Renewable Energy Systems
• New Jersey State Government Buys Green Power
• New Jersey Utility Offers $105 Million in Solar Loans
• New Jersey Utility to Install 500-Kilowatt Solar Power System
• New Jersey and Texas Pursue Offshore Wind Power
• New Jersey to Develop a 345-Megawatt Offshore Wind Power Project
• New Large L.A. Fuel Cell System the Latest of Many
• New Large U.S. Wind Power Plants Go Online at Year End
• New Large Wind Facilities Online in California and New Mexico
• New Large Wind Plants Slated for New Mexico, California, Iowa, and Colorado
• New Large Wind Power Additions Planned for Oklahoma and Oregon
• New Large Wind Power Plants Planned for New York and Washington
• New Large Wind Power Plants Planned for Washington and Oregon
• New Lexus Hybrid Sedan Emphasizes Performance Over Efficiency
• New Mexico Act Requires Utilities to Save Energy
• New Mexico Adopts Minimum Renewable Energy Requirements
• New Mexico Approves Solar Energy Tax Credits
• New Mexico Bills to Encourage Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• New Mexico Mandates More Renewable Power and Helps to Transmit It
• New Mexico Passes Laws to Promote Clean Energy and Hybrid Cars
• New Mexico Sets New Goals for Specific Renewable Power Sources
• New Mexico, North Carolina Governments to Employ Alternative Fuels
• New Michigan Laws Promote Renewable Fuels and Biomass Energy
• New Minnesota Law Mandates 2-Percent Biodiesel Blend
• New Minnesota Law Supports Renewables, Requires Xcel Energy to Boost Funds and Install 300 Megawatts of Wind Power
• New National Coalition to Promote Wind Power
• New Nationwide Effort Promotes a Switch to Energy Star Lights
• New Near-Zero Energy Homes Open in California and New Jersey
• New Nevada Campus to be Fully Powered by Geothermal Energy
• New Northwest Research Institute for Bioproducts, Bioenergy Formed
• New Nuclear Power Plants Considered for Michigan and Texas
• New One-Megawatt Solar Installations Online on Both Coasts
• New Organization Provides Efficiency Ranking of Supercomputers
• New Passenger Rail Car Promises Cost-Effective Transit
• New Process Converts Sugars Into Diesel-Fuel Substitute
• New Projects and Laws Advance Manure-to-Energy Systems
• New Report Finds Huge Power Potential in Geothermal Resources
• New Report Finds the United States Leading in Wind Power Growth
• New Reports Emphasize the Monetary and Security Costs of Climate Change
• New Reports Note Challenges and Opportunities for Renewables
• New Reports Note the Potential for Millions of Green Jobs
• New Science and Technology Facility Opens at NREL
• New Solar Cell Breaks 40 Percent Efficiency Barrier
• New Solar Cell Design Combines Plastics, "Nanorods"
• New Solar Electric Systems Indicate a Growing U.S. Market
• New Solar Panels Boost Power to Hubble Space Telescope
• New Solar Power Systems Installed in California and Planned for Massachusetts
• New Solar Power Systems in California and Nevada Break Records
• New Speakers Added for National Renewable Energy Conference
• New Standards Boost Promise for Hydrogen Fueling Stations
• New State Initiatives and Laws to Boost Renewable Energy
• New Study Confirms Energy Benefit of Ethanol Fuel
• New Superconductor Wire Beats High Current-Carrying Goal
• New Superconductor Wire Manufacturing Plant Starts Test Run
• New System Generates 4.5 Megawatts from Gas Turbine Exhaust
• New System Will Certify Renewable Power Generation in the West
• New Tax Credit Sparks First Biodiesel Plant in Oklahoma
• New Technologies Promise to Revolutionize the Solar Power Industry
• New Technologies Show Promise for High-Efficiency Solar Cells
• New Technologies, Software to Help Advanced Vehicles
• New Technology Uses Nuclear Power to Produce Hydrogen
• New Tool Helps Fleet Managers Evaluate Hybrid Vehicles
• New Transmission Line Projects Could Benefit Wind Power
• New University Centers Focus on Energy Challenges
• New Waste-to-Energy Projects Planned Throughout the United States
• New Water Pipeline Feeds World's Largest Geothermal Facility
• New Wave Energy Prototypes Deployed in Hawaii and New Jersey
• New Wind Plants Planned for California, Colorado, Iowa, and Oregon
• New Wisconsin Energy Act Boosts Efficiency and Renewable Power
• New World Trade Center Complex to Pursue LEED Gold
• New York Aims for 7.5% Cut in Electricity Use by 2015
• New York Awards $1.2 Million to Biomass and Wind Energy Projects
• New York Awards $25.1 Million for Two Cellulosic Ethanol Plants
• New York City Joins DOE's Clean Cities Program on Earth Day
• New York City Orders 500 Hybrid Buses and Allows Hybrid Taxis
• New York City Orders 850 Hybrid Buses, Switches to Hybrid Cabs
• New York City Plans 132 Efficiency Projects for Greenhouse Gas Cuts
• New York City to Shift Taxi Fleet to Hybrids by 2012
• New York Dedicates New Energy-Efficient Residential Building
• New York Expands Renewable Net Metering and Green Roof Incentives
• New York Federal Building Powered by 100 Percent Wind Energy
• New York Governor Proposes 25 Percent Renewable Power Mandate
• New York Launches Clean Energy Workforce Training Initiative
• New York Law Prohibits Shutout of Alternative Fuels
• New York Offers $20 Million for Cellulosic Ethanol Pilot Plant
• New York Olympics Bid Includes Wind- and Solar-Powered Stadium
• New York Power Authority Buys Eight 200-Kilowatt Fuel Cells
• New York Provides $14.5 Million for Clean Energy Projects
• New York Provides $15.5 Million for Clean Energy Projects
• New York Provides $17 Million for Five Wind Power Facilities
• New York Provides $250,000 for Energy Efficiency at Brewery
• New York Provides $7.8 Million for Energy Efficient and Solar Powered Schools, Dedicates Long Island Wind Turbine
• New York State Aims to Convert its Hybrid Fleet to Plug-Ins
• New York State Awards $15 Million for Clean Energy Projects
• New York State Energy Plan Increases Energy Efficiency, Boosts Renewable Energy, and Cuts Greenhouse Emissions
• New York State Funds Two Wind Power and Three Hydropower Projects
• New York State Sets Efficiency Standards for Appliances
• New York State Sets a New Renewable Energy Requirement
• New York State Supports Industrial Energy Efficiency
• New York State to Pursue Cellulosic Ethanol and Energy Crops
• New York Team Takes Early Lead in Dell-Winston Solar Race
• New York and Connecticut May Face Power Problems this Summer
• New Zealand Study Takes In-Depth Look at Household Energy Use
• New Zero-Emission Vehicle Rules On Hold in California
• Nine Companies Plan to License Advanced Nuclear Plant Design
• Nine Federal Agencies to Expedite New Transmission Lines on Federal Lands
• Nissan Begins Selling the Altima Hybrid in Eight States
• Nissan Unveils Fuel Cell Vehicle; John Deere Vehicle in Development
• Nissan to Build Altima Hybrid in Tennessee Starting in 2006
• Nissan to Develop Fuel-Cell Vehicles with UTC Fuel Cells
• Nissan to Launch a Variety of Advanced Vehicles by 2010
• Nissan to Sell an Electric Vehicle in the United States in 2010
• Nissan to Sell the Altima Hybrid in Only Eight States
• No Gasoline or Oil Price Relief Until Winter 2009, Says EIA
• Non-Profits Launch Small Wind Turbine Co-op in Northwest
• Nordic Financial Group Plans to Invest in U.S. Geothermal Power
• North America Expected to Dodge Power Shortages this Summer
• North America to Unify Energy Efficiency Standards in 2003
• North American Countries to Cooperate on Appliance Standards
• North Carolina Sets a Requirement for 12.5% Renewable Power by 2021
• North Carolina Utilities to Pursue Green Power
• North Dakota Adopts Incentives for Wind, Hydrogen, Alternative Fuels
• Northeast Greenhouse Gas Allowance Auction Raises $106.5 Million
• Northeast-Based Green Car Rally Takes on a National Flavor
• Northeastern States Adopting Greenhouse Gas Rules for Vehicles
• Northeastern States Offering Funds for Renewable Energy Projects
• Northeastern States Sign Pact to Limit Greenhouse Gases
• Northern California Utility Draws on Renewable Natural Gas
• Northwest Alliance Devotes $14 Million to Energy Efficiency
• Northwest Alliance to Promote Efficient Commercial Buildings
• Northwest Food Processors Aim to Reduce Energy Intensity by 25%
• Northwest Power Industry Commits $100 Million for Efficiency
• Northwestern Transmission Line to Carry 575 Megawatts of Wind Power
• Novozymes and NREL Cut Cost of Converting Biomass to Ethanol
• Nuclear Industry Sees Potential for Large Growth in 10 Years
• Nuclear Plant Revival Advances with Approval of New Design
• Nuclear Regulators Give Preliminary Approval to Illinois Site
• OECD Approves Special Financing for Renewable Energy Exports
• Obama Administration Charts a Course for High-Speed Rail
• Obama Administration Invests $300 Million in a Green Federal Fleet
• Ocean Power Corporation Declares Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Office Depot and Whole Foods Market Buy Green Power
• Offshore Wind Power Leases Issued for Delaware and New Jersey Coasts
• Offshore Wind Power Moves Ahead in Massachusetts and Rhode Island
• Offshore Wind Power Plant Slated for Georgia's Coast
• Ohio Governor Announces Fuel Cell Initiative
• Ohio Requires 25% Renewable or Advanced Energy by 2025
• Ohio State University Wins First Year of EcoCAR Challenge
• Oil Companies Increase Investment in Canadian Oil Sands
• Oil Companies Plan to Modify and Expand U.S. Refineries
• Oil Companies, U.K. Utility to Fuel Power Plant with Hydrogen
• Oil Companies, Universities Investigate Alternate Paths to Biofuels
• Oil Producers Head to Deep Water in the Gulf of Mexico
• Oklahoma Gains a 102-Megawatt Wind Power Plant
• One Wind Plant Planned for Illinois, One Halted in Nevada
• One-Megawatt Fuel Cell Planned for San Diego Hotel
• Ongoing Drought in Northwest Threatens Hydropower Production
• Onsite Energy Cuts Energy Costs at Food Processing Plants
• Operation Change Out Saves $11 Million at U.S. Military Bases
• Oregon Group Seeks 25 to 100 Megawatts of Wind Power
• Oregon Moves to Implement Greenhouse Gas Standards for Cars
• Oregon Requires 25 Percent Renewable Power by 2025
• Oregon Requires Biofuel Blends in Both Gasoline and Diesel Fuels
• Oregon Utility Buys Wind Power for the Next 25 Years
• Oregon and California Students Win Fuel Cell Model Car Challenge
• Oregon and New York State Offer Solar Energy Incentives
• Oregon and South Dakota Approve Renewable Energy Tax Incentives
• Organizations and Consumers Are Still Pursuing Electric Vehicles
• Ormat Breaks Ground on New Geothermal Plant in California
• Ormat Breaks Ground on New Geothermal Power Plant in Nevada
• Ormat Commissions 20-Megawatt Geothermal Power Plant in Nevada
• Ormat Leases Coastal Lands in Texas for Geothermal Energy
• PG&E Signs Contracts for 800 Megawatts of Solar Photovoltaic Power
• PG&E to Launch Clean Energy Business Incubator in California
• POWER-GEN to Launch Renewable Energy Conference with ACRE
• PacifiCorp Seeks 1,100 Megawatts of Renewable Energy
• Paint-On Solar Cell Captures Infrared Radiation
• Partnerships Indicate Growing Interest in Cellulosic Ethanol
• Penn Doubles Its Wind Power Purchase to 10 Percent
• Pennsylvania Advances Efficiency, Renewable Energy, and Biodiesel
• Pennsylvania Assists Small Wind Power Developments
• Pennsylvania Awards $10 Million to 17 Clean Energy Projects
• Pennsylvania Awards $5 million in Clean Energy Grants
• Pennsylvania Creates a $500 Million Alternative Energy Fund
• Pennsylvania Firms to Explore Hydrogen Production and Transport
• Pennsylvania Governor Approves Renewable Energy and Alt-Fuel Bills
• Pennsylvania Launches a $5-Million Renewable Energy Initiative
• Pennsylvania Offers $10 Million for Clean Energy Projects
• Pennsylvania Requires Utilities to Pursue Energy Efficiency
• Pennsylvania Utility to Fund Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• Pennsylvania and Massachusetts Promote Growth of Green Power
• Pennsylvania and Ski Resorts Commit to Renewable Energy
• Pepsi Bottling Companies Join the Top U.S. Green Power Buyers
• PepsiCo Shifts to 100 Percent Green Power with Record Purchase
• Phase-out of Tax Credits for Toyota Hybrids Starts October 1st
• Planetary Society Launches a Solar Sail
• Planned 30-Megawatt Wind Power Plant will be Nebraska's Largest
• Platts: Natural Gas Wholesale Prices Down 24 Percent
• Plug-In Hybrid Automaker to Reopen a GM Plant Using a DOE Loan
• Political Conventions to Use Clean Power and Mass Transit
• Popular PG&E Energy Efficiency Rebates Running Low on Funds
• Porsche to Offer a Hybrid Version of its Four-Door Panamera
• Port of Los Angeles to Clear the Air with Alternative Fuels
• Portland Aims for Gold with Revised Green Building Policy
• Portland Sewage Plant Powers Itself with Biogas
• Portland Slated for Wind Turbine Plant to Meet High Demand
• Portland Utility Agrees to Remove a 22-Megawatt Hydropower Project
• Power Production from Renewable Energy Aided by Energy Act
• PowerLight Continues to Install Large Solar Power Systems
• PowerLight Installs Large Solar Arrays in California
• President Bush Acts to Cut GHG Emissions from Vehicles and Engines
• President Bush Aims to Cut Gasoline Use with Alternative Fuels
• President Bush Approves Bill to Create "ARPA-E"
• President Bush Approves Extension for Idaho Hydropower Project
• President Bush Approves One-Year Energy Tax Credit Extension
• President Bush Calls for Federal Energy Conservation
• President Bush Calls for Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions Goals
• President Bush Highlights Advanced Transportation and Addresses High Fuel Costs
• President Bush Honors Energy Efficiency Leaders Young and Old
• President Bush Launches $1.2-Billion Fuel Cell Initiative
• President Bush Promotes the Advanced Energy Initiative
• President Bush Proposes Energy Initiative to Reduce Oil Imports
• President Bush Requests $1.255 Billion for EERE in FY 2009
• President Bush Sets Goals for Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• President Bush Signs Data Center Energy Efficiency Bill
• President Bush Signs Executive Order on Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• President Bush Signs New Energy Tax Incentives Into Law
• President Bush Supports Fuel Diversity at Renewable Conference
• President Bush Unveils U.S. Global Warming Initiative
• President Bush and Secretary Abraham Detail Hydrogen Fuel Initiative
• President Bush's Budget for 2004 Increases Weatherization Assistance
• President Obama Announces $3.4 Billion to Spur Smart Electric Grids
• President Obama Announces a Comprehensive National Fuel Economy Policy
• President Obama Approves a $2 Billion Extension for "Cash for Clunkers"
• President Obama Approves the Billion-Dollar "Cash for Clunkers" Act
• President Obama Calls for Carbon Cap, More Clean Energy Investment
• President Obama Calls for Greater Use of Renewable Energy
• President Obama Issues Orders on Fuel Economy and GHG Regulations
• President Obama Launches an International Climate Forum
• President Obama Orders Federal Agencies to Trim Greenhouse Gases
• President Obama Orders Swift Action on Appliance Efficiency Standards
• President Obama Takes Action to Advance Biofuels Production
• President Obama Touts Clean Energy on Earth Day
• President's Budget Draws Clean Energy Funds from Climate Measure
• President's Budget Provides $17.6 Million to Weatherize Homes in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin
• President's Budget Retains Funds for Energy Efficiency and Renewables
• President's Budget Retains Funds for Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• President's Budget Supports Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• President-Elect Obama Nominates Dr. Steven Chu as Energy Secretary
• Prices for Oil and Gasoline are Escalating, Says EIA
• Progressive Automotive X Prize Announces 22 Registered Teams
• Progressive Automotive X Prize Expanded to Include Major Automakers
• Progressive Automotive X Prize Names 111 Registered Teams
• Progressive Automotive X Prize Narrows the Field to 43 Teams
• Projects Map Pennsylvania Wind Energy and Western Renewable Energy Resources
• Projects to Produce Energy from Waste are Gaining Momentum
• Proposed Federal Rules for Power Markets to Help Renewables
• Proposed New Standards to Increase Fuel Economy by 25% by 2015
• Proposed USDA Budget Includes $345 Million for Energy Projects
• Proposed USDA Budget Provides $397 Million for Energy Projects
• Proposed Wisconsin Wind Project Grows; Iowa Plant Dedicated
• Prototype Tidal Power Plant Installed Off U.K. Coast
• Public Comments Requested for Offshore Wind Power Projects
• Puget Sound Energy to Restructure Time-of-Use Pilot
• Racers Fall Short of Mileage Record at Shell Eco-marathons
• Raleigh, North Carolina, Commits to LED Lighting
• Range Fuels Breaks Ground on Commercial Cellulosic Ethanol Plant
• Real-World Test of Superconductor Cable Delayed
• Record Efficiencies Show Promise for Concentrating Solar Cells
• Record Gasoline Prices Slow Sales of Full-Size SUVs
• Record Global Wind and Solar Growth Seen as the Start of Trend
• Record Oil Prices Spur More Increases in Projected Energy Costs
• Record Power Demand Marks Blackout Anniversary
• Record Power Demand Sweeps the United States
• Record-Breaking Solar Power Installations Underway in the West
• Recovery Act Helps to Fund Transmission Line for Montana Wind Power
• Refrigerator Recycling Campaign Spawns a Unique Art Exhibit
• Registration Opens for National Renewable Energy Conference
• Reliability Council: U.S. Power Supplies are Adequate to 2005
• Reliability Report Warns of Transmission Needs with Wind Power Booming
• Religious Groups Seek to Make Driving a Moral Issue
• Renewable Energy Continues Rapid Global Growth in 2007
• Renewable Energy Gains Ground as Report Looks Ahead to 2025
• Renewable Energy Growth Boosted in New "Annual Energy Outlook"
• Renewable Energy Markets Showed Strong Growth in 2004
• Renewable Energy Powered the Republican National Convention
• Renewable Energy Standards Advance in Four States
• Renewable Energy Tax Credit Extended Through 2003
• Renewable Energy World Prepares to Kick Off Busy Conference Season
• Renewable Energy and Smart Grids Spurred by Economic Stimulus Act
• Renewable Energy, Bioproduct Inventions Win Seven R&D 100 Awards
• Renewable Fuel Standards Increased and Extended by Energy Act
• Renewable Hawaii to Fund Projects on Maui, Molokai, Lanai
• Renewable Power Plants Win Contracts in California and Nevada
• Renewable and Efficient Inventions Earn Nine R&D 100 Awards for DOE
• Renewable and Energy Efficiency Technologies Win 13 R&D 100 Awards
• Renewables Cause Controversy at World Summit
• Report Calls Energy Efficiency an "Invisible" Energy Boom
• Report Charts Path for U.S. Offshore Wind Power Development
• Report Claims Utilities are Struggling to Power Data Centers
• Report Details Wind Turbine Interactions with Military Radars
• Report Documents Massive Flaring of Natural Gas Worldwide
• Report Examines Air Pollution From Top 100 Power Companies
• Report Examines Technologies for Climate Stabilization
• Report Examines the Hidden Health and Environmental Costs of Energy Use
• Report Finds Carbon Emissions Growing Despite Restrictions
• Report Finds Efficiency, Clean Power Potential in U.S. South
• Report Finds High Potential for Renewable Power Throughout the West
• Report Finds Major Economic Benefits to Efficiency, Renewables
• Report Highights Need for Rapid Action to Minimize Climate Change
• Report Highlights the Importance of Water for Energy Production
• Report Lauds Initial Gains of FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership
• Report Notes Surging Utility Investment in Smart Grid Technologies
• Report Places Even Odds on Hoover Dam Running Dry by 2017
• Report Predicts Huge Growth in Clean Energy Technologies
• Report Questions Government Support for Renewable Energy
• Report Shows Large Benefits from Energy Star Program
• Report Shows Rapid Growth in Solar Manufacturing in 2005
• Report Urges Federal Investments in Fuel Cells and Hydrogen
• Report on Bat Mortality at Wind Plants Yields New Insights
• Report: $100 Billion Could Yield 2 Million Clean Energy Jobs
• Report: Addressing Climate Change Yields 4.5 Million Clean Energy Jobs
• Report: Airlines Make Greenhouse Gas Goals Difficult for U.K.
• Report: Aviation Growth Threatens Greenhouse Gas Targets
• Report: California Utilities Lead the Nation in Solar Energy
• Report: California, Connecticut, and Vermont Lead in Energy Efficiency
• Report: Climate Change Could Boost U.S. Electricity Demand
• Report: Conservation Kept California's Lights On
• Report: Demand Response Could Cut U.S. Peak Power Demand by 20%
• Report: Distributed Generation to Grow 15-Fold by 2011
• Report: Efficiency Could Cut Growth in U.S. Energy Use in Half
• Report: Electric Utilities Investing Billions in Transmission
• Report: Energy Efficiency, Diversity are Keys to Our Future Energy Needs
• Report: Four Key Clean Energy Markets Increased 40% in 2007
• Report: Global Renewable Energy Experiencing Double-Digit Growth
• Report: Gulf Hurricane Could Cause $65 Billion in Energy Damages
• Report: Improved Crops Would Help Meet Federal Biofuel Targets
• Report: More Than 300 Utilities Now Offer Green Power
• Report: Shale Gas Boosts U.S. Natural Gas Resources by 35%
• Report: States Falling Short on Interconnection and Net Metering
• Report: The Next Decade will Determine America's Energy Future
• Report: The World Must Help China and India Handle Energy Growth
• Report: Today's Low Oil Prices are Slowing a Growth in Supply
• Report: U.S. Energy Use Dropped 2.4 Percent in 2001
• Report: U.S. Solar Cell Market Increased 33 Percent in 2006
• Report: Utilities with the Most Solar Power are Still Adding the Most
• Report: Worldwide Clean Energy Investments on the Upswing
• Reports Find Huge Potential to Cut Energy Use in the United States
• Reports Note Benefits and Limitations of Using Biofuels
• Reports Note Lessons Learned for Five Dairy Manure Digesters
• Reports See Major Growth in Store for Renewable Energy
• Reports: Climate Change is Already Impacting the United States and the World
• Reports: Efficiency and Renewable Energy Could Address Climate Change
• Reports: High Gas Prices Changing U.S. Consumer Behavior
• Requests for Nuclear Loan Guarantees Far Exceed Funds
• Research Advances Show Promise for Solid-State Lighting
• Research Institute Advances Grid Connection Technology
• Researcher Wins Major Technical Prize for His Work on LEDs
• Researchers Gain Insight on How Plants Split Water
• Researchers Note Rising Levels of Atmospheric Greenhouse Gases
• Researchers Seek to Reduce Bat Deaths from Wind Turbines
• Residential Water Heaters can now Carry the Energy Star Label
• Responding to Drought: Saving Water Also Saves Energy
• Restructured GM to Build a New Small Car in the United States
• Retrofit of Empire State Building to Slash Energy Use by 38%
• Rhode Island Approves Bills to Encourage Efficiency and Renewables
• Rhode Island Sets Renewable Energy Requirements
• Rhode Island Wind Power Study Points to Offshore Resources
• Road Rally to Feature a Wide Range of Vehicle Technologies
• Rockefeller Center Switches to LED Christmas Lights
• Rosebud Sioux Tribe Installs a 750-Kilowatt Wind Turbine
• Rosebud Sioux to Build First Tribal Utility-Scale Turbine
• Russia Aims to Ratify Kyoto; Australia May Follow Suit
• Russian Ratification Brings Kyoto Protocol Into Effect
• Sales of Compact Fluorescent Lights Jump to 20% of the Market
• Salt Lake City Becomes Utah's Largest Wind Power Buyer
• Sam Bodman Nominated as Secretary of Energy
• San Diego Agrees to $3.6 Million Energy-Efficiency Project
• San Diego Signs Up for 300 Megawatts of Solar Thermal Power
• San Diego Wins U.S. Competition for its Regional Energy Plan
• San Francisco Approves $16 Million Energy Efficiency Program
• San Francisco Approves a Tough Green Building Standard
• San Francisco Launches Nation's Largest Municipal Solar Incentive
• San Francisco Launches Solar Initiative with 675-kW System
• San Francisco Program Turns Waste Grease into Biodiesel Fuel
• San Francisco to Include Efficiency and Solar Power in 1,600 Homes
• San Francisco to Provide Green Power to an Entire Neighborhood
• Sandia to Help Build a 150-Kilowatt, Six-Dish Solar Facility
• Sandia's "Z Machine" Reveals New Approach to Fusion Energy
• Save Energy with LED Lights and Timers this Holiday Season
• Schwarzenegger Opens Hydrogen Fueling Station at L.A. Airport
• Scientific American Honors Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Technologies
• Scientists Decode Genome of Energy-Producing Bacterium
• Scientists Fear Methane Emissions from Oceans and Tundra due to Warming
• Scientists Outline "Revolutionary" Solar Research Areas
• Scotland Awards $25 Million for Wave and Tidal Energy Projects
• Scotland Offers $15 Million for Viable Wave or Tidal Technologies
• Scotland Offers $20 Million Prize for Ocean Energy Innovations
• ScottishPower Earns Approval for Record Wave Energy Project
• Seattle Bank Offers Mortgage Financing for Energy Efficiency
• Seattle Narrowly Passes $1.75-Billion Monorail Measure
• Seattle-Area Utility Pursues Wind Power, Efficiency; Shuts Hydro Plant
• Secretary Abraham Welcomes Solar Decathletes to Washington, D.C.
• Sequencing of Poplar Genome Could Boost Biomass Production
• Seven Northeast States Set Rules for Greenhouse Gas Reductions
• Seven Teams Qualify for the North American Solar Challenge
• Seventy-Five Nations Join New International Renewable Energy Agency
• Several New Geothermal Power Plants Slated for Nevada
• Shell Adds Hydrogen Refueling to a Retail Gas Station
• Shell Hydrogen Opens Hydrogen Fueling Station in Iceland
• Shell Sells Silicon Solar Cell Business, Focuses on Thin Film
• Shell and GM to Bring Fuel Cell Vehicles to Washington, D.C.
• Shell and GM to Establish a Fuel-Cell Fleet in New York City
• Shell and HR Biopetroleum to Grow Algae for Biofuels
• Shell and Luminant to Build the World's Largest Wind Farm in Texas
• Shell to Develop Multi-Megawatt Fuel Cells for Oil Platforms
• Short-Term Energy Outlook Reflects Uncertain Oil Markets
• Shuttle Astronaut Mends the Space Station's Solar Array
• Shuttle Astronauts to Boost Solar Power for the Space Station
• Shuttle Astronauts to Wire New Solar Panels to Space Station
• Shuttle Visit Adds More Solar Power to the Space Station
• Six Green Tag Providers Earn Green-e Certification
• Six High Schools Win the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Model Challenge
• Six North American Green Roof Projects Win Awards
• Six Sites Considered for Future Advanced Nuclear Power Plants
• Six Western States and Two Provinces Set Greenhouse Gas Goals
• Sixteen Cities and Five Banks Join Efficiency Effort for Buildings
• Ski Areas Buy Green Power, Use Renewable Energy, and Save Energy
• Ski Areas Buy Green Power, Use Solar to "Keep Winter Cool"
• Slumping Carbon Allowance Prices May Stymie Market Growth
• Slumping Energy Use Holds U.S. Carbon Emissions Steady in 2005
• Sodium Sulfur and Lithium-Metal-Polymer Batteries Show Commercial Promise
• Solar "Utilities" and Credit Trades Boost Solar Water Heating
• Solar Aircraft Supports HDTV Transmission at 65,000 Feet
• Solar Airplane Equipped with Fuel Cell Crashes During Test Flight
• Solar Car Sets Record Distance, but Tragedy Mars Related Tour
• Solar Cars to Bisect Australia in a Race that Starts on October 21st
• Solar Cell Companies Aim to Cut Costs by Cutting it Thin
• Solar Cell Manufacturer Expands to Meet Growing Demand
• Solar Cell Researchers Awarded Prestigious Dan David Prize
• Solar Decathlon Competition Gears Up
• Solar Decathlon Nears End of Assembly Phase, Prepares to Open
• Solar Decathlon's "Solar Village" Takes Shape on National Mall
• Solar Electric Power Association Funds Projects in Cleveland and Tucson
• Solar Energy Grew at a Record Pace in 2008
• Solar Homes Arrive at the Capital for the Solar Decathlon
• Solar Housing Developments Gain Momentum in Northern California
• Solar Manufacturing Takes Flight in the United States
• Solar Panels and Biodiesel Aid in Hurricane Recovery Efforts
• Solar Power Companies Reach New Heights in Efficiency
• Solar Power Helps Deliver the Oil in Canada
• Solar Power Industry Roadmap Looks to a Brighter Solar Future
• Solar Power Installations Continue Apace in California
• Solar Power Installed at the White House and in California
• Solar Power Leaders Launch Group to Grow U.S. Markets
• Solar Power Researchers Pursuing New, Innovative Materials
• Solar Power Systems Bring the Internet to the Navajo Nation
• Solar Power Systems Installed in Arizona, California
• Solar Power to be Standard in Two California Communities; Pennsylvania Homeowners Gain New Incentives
• Solar Sails Pass NASA Tests
• Solar Tours Come to 43 States and D.C. on October 1st
• Solar, Biomass, and Hydro Proposals Win Clean Energy Competition
• Solar-Powered Aircraft Successfully Surveys Coffee Fields
• Solar-Powered Airplane Achieves Record Unmanned Flight Duration
• Solar-Powered Boat Successfully Crosses the Atlantic
• Solar-Powered LED Lamps Help Guide Air Force Jets in Iraq
• Solar-Powered Ship Begins Transatlantic Voyage
• Solar-Powered Vehicles Take to the Racetrack and the Water
• Solargenix Breaks Ground on Large Solar Power Plant in Nevada
• South Korea to Build World's Largest Tidal Energy Plant
• Southern California Seeks 120 Megawatts of Renewable Power
• Southwestern Utilities Team Up on Massive Solar Power Project
• Soy-Based Biodiesel Firm Earns $7.5 Million Subsidy
• Space Shuttle Delivers Final Set of Solar Wings to the ISS
• Spain to Build an 11-Megawatt Solar Power Tower
• Spectrolab Concentrating Solar Cell Sets Efficiency Record
• Spire Opens New Solar Plant; ASE Americas Plans Addition
• Spire Solar Chicago Installs 100 Kilowatts of Solar Power
• St. Lawrence Hydropower Station Earns New 50-Year License
• St. Paul Cogeneration Starts Up a 25-Megawatt Wood-Fired CHP Plant
• State Collaborative Offers $4.95 Million for Efficiency, Distributed Energy
• State Energy Collaboration Funds Hydrogen Learning Centers
• State Energy Collaborative Awards $4 Million to Eight Projects
• State Energy Collaborative Seeks Energy Efficiency Projects
• State Funds Support Green Housing, Clean Energy, Bioproducts
• State Requirements and Green Power Markets: Both Yield More Renewables
• State and Utility Clean Energy Programs Chalk Up Successes
• State of Ohio Supports Fuel Cells, Renewables with $20 Million in Grants
• States Offer Cash Prizes for Clean Energy Business Proposals
• States Offer Renewable Energy Funding
• States and Cities Launch Renewable and Efficiency Programs
• States and Utilities Commit to Action Plan for Energy Efficiency
• Stimulus Act Expands Clean Energy Tax Credits for Homes and Businesses
• Stronger Air Conditioner Efficiency Standards Go Into Effect
• Student's Wave Energy Invention Wins National Award
• Students on Cross-Country Trip in Vegetable-Oil-Fueled Bus
• Studies Find More Solar Energy Reaching Earth's Surface
• Studies: Aluminum Frames, "Air Hybrids" Yield Fuel Savings
• Study Confirms That Urban Heat Islands Cause Downwind Rain
• Study Finds Big Potential for Saving Energy in Supermarkets
• Study Finds Huge Potential for White LEDS in the Developing World
• Study Finds Low Impact from Massachusetts Offshore Wind Farm
• Study Finds Solar Brightness to be Remarkably Constant
• Study Finds Vulnerabilities in the U.S. Power Grid
• Study Finds a Large Supply of Natural Gas in U.S. Shale Formations
• Study Links Particulates to Lung Cancer, Heart Disease
• Study Notes Benefits of Wind Power but Calls for Guidelines
• Study Says Climate Change Could Displace 150 Million People by 2050
• Study Sees Potential in Unconventional Oil and Gas Sources
• Study: Climate Targets Greatly Limit the World's Near-Term Use of Fossil Fuels
• Study: Economy Can Grow While Carbon Emissions Are Cut
• Study: Ethanol Production Plants Boost Local Economies
• Study: Most New Car Buyers Would Consider Buying Hybrids
• Study: Public Transportation Key to Clean Air and Energy Savings
• Study: Renewables, Efficiency Could Cut Natural Gas Prices
• Study: Solar Power Could Provide 10% of U.S. Electricity by 2025
• Study: Worldwide Use of Solar Thermal Energy Underestimated
• Subway Station in Coney Island Features Integrated Solar Roof
• SunEdison to Build an 8-Megawatt Solar Power Plant in Colorado
• SunPower Pilot Line Produces 20-Percent-Efficient Solar Cell
• Supercar Manufacturer Unveils All-Electric Powertrain
• Superconducting Cable Project Points to More Efficient Grid
• Superconducting Cable Test to Proceed with Only One of Three Cables
• Supply Concerns Push Gas Prices to $3 per Gallon on Labor Day
• Sustainability Mandated for Washington State Government
• Sustainable Business Group Develops Zero Energy Buildings
• Sustainable Design Reaches Lower Manhattan
• Sustainable Neighborhood Rating System Draws Strong Interest
• Switchgrass-to-Ethanol Plant Planned for Tennessee
• Tally of Highly Energy-Efficient U.S. Buildings Reaches 729
• Task Force Issues Final Report on August 2003 Blackout
• Tax Credit for Honda Hybrids to be Halved on January 1st
• Team California Claims a Narrow Lead in the Solar Decathlon
• Team Germany Wins the 2009 Solar Decathlon
• Technologies to Boost the Fuel Efficiency of Cars and Planes
• Ten DOE Facilities and Army Base Buy Renewable Energy Credits
• Ten New Retail Biodiesel Pumps Open in Colorado
• Ten Northeast States to Cooperate to Lower Carbon Emissions
• Tesla Motors Starts Production of its Electric-Only Roadster
• Tesla Motors Unveils the Model S, an All-Electric Sedan
• Tests of Tidal Energy Turbine Underway in the United Kingdom
• Texas Firms its Lead Over California in Wind Power Capacity
• Texas More than Doubles its Renewable Energy Requirement
• Texas Overtakes California as the Top State for Wind Power
• Texas Refinery to More than Double in Capacity
• Texas Rivals California for Wind Power in Latest AWEA Rankings
• Texas and Florida Schools Win Middle School Science Bowl
• Texas and Iowa Utilities Top NREL's List of Green Power Programs
• Texas to Provide Two-Thirds of U.S. Wind Growth this Year
• Texas to Spend $4.93 Billion on Transmission Lines for Wind Power
• The August 14 Blackout: One Year Later
• The Home Depot Gives Away One Million Efficient Lights on Earth Day
• The New American Home Demonstrates Energy-Saving Technologies
• Thirty Solar Cars to Race on Route 66 Starting July 13th
• Thirty-One States and One Tribe Join New Climate Registry
• Three California Wind Facilities Caught Up in Enron Scandal
• Three Companies Selected for U.K. Wave Hub Project
• Three DOE Projects to Boost Industrial Boiler Efficiency
• Three Energy-Efficient Habitat for Humanity Duplexes Dedicated in Yonkers
• Three Federal Agencies to Coordinate U.S. LNG Safety
• Three GM SUVs to Feature "Displacement on Demand" in 2005
• Three Geothermal Power Plants Moving Ahead in Nevada
• Three Hydropower Facilities to be Shut Down in Maine
• Three Major Banks to Assess Climate Risks in Utility Financing
• Three More Airlines Complete Test Flights Using Biofuels
• Three New Cellulosic Biorefineries to Receive $86 Million from DOE
• Three States Award Nearly $33 Million for Biomass Projects
• Tiny Algae Loom Large in Biofuel Pilot Projects
• Tokyo Auto Show Features Hybrid and Fuel Cell Concept Vehicles
• Tour de Sol Winners Demonstrate Fuel Efficiency and Alt Fuels
• Toyota Advances Fuel Efficiency While Cutting Energy Use
• Toyota Announces Pricing and Fuel Economy of Highlander Hybrid
• Toyota Boosts Hybrid Prius Production for U.S. Market by 31 Percent
• Toyota Camry Hybrid to Reach Dealer Showrooms in May
• Toyota Doubles U.S. Deliveries of the Prius Hybrid
• Toyota Doubles the Range of its Fuel Cell Vehicle
• Toyota Launches U.S. Sales of its New Prius
• Toyota Prius Sales Increase; All Hybrids Earn Tax Credit
• Toyota Recalls 75,000 Prius Hybrids for Software Glitch
• Toyota Teams with Nissan on Hybrid Vehicles; Ford Backs Off on TH!NK EVs
• Toyota Unveils Improved Prius as Ford Previews Hybrid Escape
• Toyota and Lexus Unveil New Hybrid SUVs at Detroit Auto Show
• Toyota to Build the Prius Hybrid in Mississippi
• Toyota to Discontinue Electric Version of its RAV4
• Toyota to Double its Number of Hybrid Models to 20 by 2015
• Toyota to Lease 20 Fuel-Cell-Powered SUVs by Early 2003
• Toyota to Manufacture Camry Hybrids in Kentucky
• Toyota to Produce First Hybrid Electric Luxury SUV in 2005
• Toyota to Pursue Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles and Consider Flex-Fuel Vehicles
• Toyota to Road-Test Plug-In Hybrids in Japan and the United States
• Trade Commission Launches New EnergyGuide Label for Appliances
• Trade Group Says U.S. Geothermal Power Production Growing Fast
• Tragedy Mars Circumnavigation Attempt by Biodiesel-Fueled Boat
• Trains and Biodiesel Combined in Distributed Generation Test
• Transit Administration Awards $49 Million for Fuel Cell Buses
• Transmission Upgrades to Ease Power Bottlenecks
• Transportation Department Proposes New Fuel Economy Standards
• Transportation Department Supports Clean Energy at 43 Transit Agencies
• Treasury Department Allocates $2.2 Billion in Bonds for Renewable Energy
• Treasury, DOE Offer $2.3 Billion in Tax Credits for Energy Manufacturers
• Trees and Green Roofs Hold Promise for Urban Energy Savings
• Tucson Celebrates Earth Day by Opening a Zero-Energy Home
• Tucson Electric Power Activates 2.4-Megawatt Solar Array
• Twelve Companies Buy 97 Megawatts of Green Power
• Twelve Ethanol Plants to Cut Air Emissions in Minnesota
• Twelve Sites in Seven States Vie for FutureGen Project
• Twelve States Form Alliance to Leverage Clean Energy Funds
• Twenty Solar Cars Now Racing Along Historic Route 66
• Twenty-Six States and D.C. Join the Energy Star Challenge
• Two 500-Kilowatt Solar Power Systems Installed in New Jersey
• Two Companies Break Records with New Superconducting Wires
• Two Companies Get a Boost from Wind Turbine Manufacturing
• Two DOE-Funded Reports Show Promise for LED Lighting
• Two Electric Vehicle Companies, Two Approaches: Small and Fast
• Two Groups to Install Superconductive Utility Cables in 2005
• Two Large Solar Power Systems On Order in California
• Two Large and Innovative Biodiesel Plants Under Construction
• Two New Geothermal Power Plants Slated for Northern Nevada
• Two New Nuclear Plants Slated for Texas Gulf Coast
• Two Proposals Aim to Pipe Natural Gas from Alaska
• Two Solar Cell Companies Cut Costs by Making More from Less
• Two Utilities Join the FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership
• Two Washington State Organizations Buy 10 Percent Green Power
• Two of Three Kansas Wind Power Installations Moving Ahead
• Two-Mode Hybrid Vehicles Dominate the Los Angeles Auto Show
• U.K. Company Reports Successful Tidal Energy Production
• U.K. Provides $92-Million Fund to Advance Wave and Tidal Energy
• U.K. Seeks 6,000 Megawatts of Offshore Wind Power
• U.K. and China Plan to Build Wave and Tidal Energy Plants
• U.N. Environment Programme Launches Green Economy Initiative
• U.N. Finds Huge Solar and Wind Potential in Developing Countries
• U.N. Sees Near-Record Greenhouse Gas Emissions in 2005
• U.S. Agencies Look to Oil Shale and the Arctic for Petroleum
• U.S. Air Force Base, Kinko's, and World Bank Buy Green Power
• U.S. Air Force Leads the Nation in Green Power Purchases
• U.S. Air Force, DOE Laboratory Among Climate Protection Leaders
• U.S. Army to Lease 4,000 Neighborhood Electric Vehicles
• U.S. Automakers and EPA to Cut Energy Use in Assembly Plants
• U.S. Biodiesel Production Expected to Triple in 2006
• U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions Increased 1.7 Percent in 2004
• U.S. Census Shows Work Commute Times Getting Longer
• U.S. Clean Energy Conferences may be Preludes to a Global Conference
• U.S. Companies Mark Advances in Hybrid Vehicle Technologies
• U.S. Companies Turn Landfill Gas, Plants, and Manure into Power
• U.S. Companies and Financial Institutions are Alert to Climate Change
• U.S. Dependence on Imported Energy to Grow by 2025
• U.S. Driving Decreases for the Twelfth Straight Month
• U.S. Electric Power Use Achieves New Record
• U.S. Electrical Grid Faces Terrorist and Wildfire Threats
• U.S. Energy Companies Expanded Oil, Gas Reserves in 2000
• U.S. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions Declined 2.8% in 2008
• U.S. Energy-Related Carbon Dioxide Emissions Increased in 2002
• U.S. Energy-Related Carbon Emissions Decreased in 2001
• U.S. Ethanol Fuel Industry Expects 20 Percent Growth in 2006
• U.S. Ethanol Fuel Industry Sets Production Record in 2001
• U.S. Ethanol Production Totaled 6.48 Billion Gallons in 2007
• U.S. Experts Say Biofuels Have a Minimal Impact on Food Prices
• U.S. Firms to Test Ocean Wave, Current, and Thermal Technologies
• U.S. Fuel Economy for Cars and Light Trucks Holds Steady in 2006
• U.S. Gasoline Prices Near Record High Due to Refinery Outages
• U.S. Gasoline Prices to be Lower this Summer than Last
• U.S. Geothermal Prepares to Build a 10-Megawatt Plant in Idaho
• U.S. Government Accelerates its Purchase of Fuel-Efficient Vehicles
• U.S. Government Exceeds its Goal for Renewable Energy Use
• U.S. Government Orders 14,105 More Fuel-Efficient Vehicles
• U.S. Green Building Council Launches LEED for Homes
• U.S. Green Building Council Revises its LEED Rating System
• U.S. Green Building Council to Tighten Standards and Add Incentives
• U.S. Greenhouse Emissions Increased Moderately in 2003
• U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Drop 1.2 Percent in 2001
• U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Dropped 1.5% in 2006, Says EIA
• U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Increased 1.4% in 2007, Says EPA
• U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Increased Moderately in 2003
• U.S. Hybrid Vehicle Registrations and Sales on the Increase
• U.S. Joins Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development
• U.S. Leads the World in Wind Power Production, says AWEA
• U.S. Marine Base and Tucson Utility to Add Large Solar Power Facilities
• U.S. Motor Vehicle Travel Increased in June
• U.S. National Efforts Aim to Promote Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• U.S. Navy Dedicates a 750-Kilowatt Solar Power System
• U.S. Navy Orders 36.5-Megawatt Superconducting Propulsion Motor
• U.S. Petroleum Demand Decreased in 2006, Says API
• U.S. Petroleum Demand Dropped 6% in 2008, Says Oil Industry
• U.S. Power Systems Challenged by Heat and Transmission Problems
• U.S. Renewable Energy Use Increases 11 Percent in 2002
• U.S. Research Groups Investigate Wave Energy Technologies
• U.S. Residents Driving Less and Consuming Less Oil
• U.S. Solar Power Manufacturing Growing Dramatically
• U.S. Solar and Wind Industries Grow as Hydropower Drops
• U.S. Solar, Wind Companies Thrive on Exports
• U.S. Struggles to Upgrade its Electrical Transmission System
• U.S. Traffic Jams Waste 5.7 Billion Gallons of Fuel in 2002
• U.S. Transit Use Up, Driving Down in 2008
• U.S. Treasury and DOE Award $550 Million for Renewable Energy Projects
• U.S. Utilities Move Ahead with Plans for Three Nuclear Plants
• U.S. Utilities Pursue Large-Scale Solar Power Facilities
• U.S. Wind Growth Nears Record in 2003, but 2004 Outlook Dim
• U.S. Wind Industry Expects Little Growth in 2004
• U.S. Wind Industry Marks 2005 as its Most Productive Year Ever
• U.S. Wind Industry Predicts Record Growth in 2005
• U.S. Wind Industry to Grow 25 Percent in 2003
• U.S. Wind Power Capacity Exceeds 20,000 Megawatts
• U.S. Wind Power Capacity Grew 27 Percent in 2006
• U.S. Wind Power Capacity Hits 10 Gigawatts
• U.S. Wind Power Capacity Surged Up 45% in 2007
• U.S. Wind Power Capacity Vaults to Top Spot due to Rapid Growth
• U.S. Wind Power Grows at Record Pace in 2005
• U.S. Wind Power Growth Expected to Set New Records This Year
• U.S. Wind Power Growth Slows to 10 Percent in 2002
• U.S. Wind Power Industry Expects Meager Growth in 2004
• U.S. Wind Power Industry Fights Headwinds in Second Quarter
• U.S. Wind Power Industry Increases Employment by 70% in One Year
• U.S. Wind Power Industry Marks Strong First-Quarter Growth
• U.S. Wind Power Industry Tempers its 2006 Forecast Slightly
• U.S. Wind Power Still Growing at a Record Pace, Says AWEA
• U.S. and Australian Advanced Geothermal Projects Face Setbacks
• U.S. and Canada Work Together to Save Fuel for Freight Industry
• U.S. and China to Cooperate on Biomass Research and Development
• U.S. and Japan to Cooperate on Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Research
• U.S. and Philippines Join Forces on Sustainable Energy Projects
• U.S. and Russia to Collaborate on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• U.S.-Canada Task Force: August 14th Blackout was Preventable
• UPS Deploys Three Fuel-Cell-Powered Delivery Trucks
• UPS to Test Fuel-Cell-Powered Delivery Vehicles in Michigan
• USDA Announces Farm Energy Strategy and Awards Biomass Funding
• USDA Announces Sign-Up for $150-Million Bioenergy Program
• USDA Awards $13 Million for Rural Clean Energy Projects
• USDA Awards $17.5 Million for Rural Development
• USDA Awards $18.2 Million for Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• USDA Awards $2.1 Million to 16 Renewable Energy Projects
• USDA Awards $2.55 Million for Efficiency, Renewable Energy Projects
• USDA Awards $21 Million for Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• USDA Awards $21 Million for Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• USDA Awards $22.8 Million for Renewable and Efficiency Projects
• USDA Awards $35 Million for Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• USDA Awards $4.2 Million for Woody Biomass Removal
• USDA Awards $49 Million for Biomass Energy Projects in 14 States
• USDA Awards $5.8 Million for Biofuels, Biomass, and Wind Power
• USDA Awards $6.9 Million for Renewable Energy, Efficiency Projects
• USDA Awards $8.6 Million to Clean Energy Projects
• USDA Awards $9 Million in Grants and Loan Guarantees for Clean Energy
• USDA Awards Grants for Wind and Solar Energy Projects
• USDA Begins Process to Designate Preferred Biobased Products
• USDA Conservation Program Includes Efficiency, Renewable Incentives
• USDA Farm Bill Proposal Includes $1.6 Billion for Renewable Energy
• USDA Funds Biomass Projects in Illinois, Oklahoma
• USDA Funds Energy Audits for Farms, Ranches, and Rural Small Businesses
• USDA Funds Rural Renewable Energy Projects in Alaska and Hawaii
• USDA Guarantees $97 Million in Loans for Biomass Projects
• USDA Guarantees an $80 Million Loan for a Cellulosic Ethanol Plant
• USDA Guarantees up to $200 Million in Clean Energy Loans
• USDA Launches Project to Make Energy from Cattle Byproducts
• USDA Loan Program to Encourage Energy Efficient Homes
• USDA Loans $16 Million for Power Plant Fueled with Wood Waste
• USDA Loans $17.4 Million for Greensburg, Kansas, to Run on Wind Power
• USDA Moves Ahead on Federal Procurement of Biobased Products
• USDA Offers $13.2 Million for Biomass Energy Projects
• USDA Offers $19 Million for Businesses, Emphasizing Renewables
• USDA Offers $22.8 Million for Energy Efficiency and Renewables
• USDA Offers $22.8 Million for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
• USDA Offers $221 Million in Clean Energy Loans and Grants
• USDA Offers Clean Energy Grants and Loan Guarantees
• USDA Offers Grants and Loans for Efficiency, Renewable Energy
• USDA Offers Guaranteed Loans for Commercial-Scale Biorefineries
• USDA Offers Up to $14.3 Million for Biomass Energy Projects
• USDA Proposes 20 Biobased Product Categories for Federal Purchases
• USDA Proposes Rule to Encourage Federal Purchasing of Bioproducts
• USDA Publishes Rules for Federal Purchasing of Bioproducts
• USDA Requests Public Comment on Renewable, Efficiency Program Rules
• USDA and Rural Electric Coops to Advance Energy Efficiency, Renewables
• USDA awards $4.4 Million for Woody Biomass Projects
• USDA to Award $44 Million for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
• Ultra-Low-Sulfur Diesel Fuel Allows Cleaner Diesel Vehicles
• Unexpected Discovery Shows Promise for Better Solar Cells
• Union Pacific Railroad to Use Solar-Powered LED Lights
• United Kingdom Approves Leases for 15 Offshore Wind Power Projects
• United Solar Opens New 30-Megawatt Solar Cell Plant
• United States Helps Fund Study for Hungarian Wind Power Project
• United States Joins the International Renewable Energy Agency
• United States Makes Moves to Increase its Use of Canadian Tar Sands
• United States Signs Agreement with China on Building Energy Efficiency
• United States and 13 Other Countries Form Methane Energy Partnership
• United States and China Sign a Renewable and Energy Efficiency Protocol
• United States and China to Cooperate on Clean Energy
• United States and China to Cooperate on Climate Change and Energy
• United States and China to Cooperate on Efficient Vehicles
• United States and United Kingdom Team Up on Clean Energy
• United States to Help Form New International Methane Partnership
• United States to Host a Hydrogen Ministerial Meeting in Late November
• United States, Australia, and Iceland to Promote Geothermal Energy
• Universities and Companies Aim to Convert Biomass to Energy
• University of Colorado Takes Early Lead in Solar Decathlon
• University of Colorado Takes First Place in Solar Decathlon
• University of Colorado Wins the 2005 Solar Decathlon
• University of Delaware to Lead $54 Million Solar Cell Project
• University of Idaho Sweeps SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge
• University of Maryland Takes a Narrow Lead in the Solar Decathlon
• University of Michigan Wins the North American Solar Challenge
• University of Michigan Wins the North American Solar Challenge
• University of Missouri-Rolla Wins American Solar Challenge
• University of Victoria Wins Hydrogen Fueling Design Contest
• University of Waterloo wins First Year of Challenge X
• University of Wisconsin Team Wins FutureTruck Competition
• University of Wisconsin Wins FutureTruck 2003
• University of Wisconsin-Madison Wins FutureTruck Competition
• Unmanned Airplane Flies Two Days on Solar and Battery Power
• Updates on Recent "Energy Facts" Stories
• Utah BLM Completes First Geothermal Lease Sale Since 1988
• Utah Enacts Net Metering Legislation, Kentucky Starts Pilot
• Utah Power Installs Innovative Battery Energy Storage System
• Utah and California Organizations Buy Green Power
• Utilities Begin Earnest Pursuit of Nuclear Power Construction
• Utilities Pursue Biomass Power in Arizona, Alabama, and Georgia
• Utilities in Colorado and Hawaii Pursue Clean Energy
• Utility Plans 500-Megawatt Solar Thermal Project in California
• Utility Plans Commercial "Clean Coal" Power Plant by 2010
• Utility Survey Says Shopkeepers Are Energy Hogs
• Vail Resorts Buys 100 Percent Wind Power
• Vehicle Built by High School Achieves 2,843.4 Miles per Gallon
• Vehicle Technologies Highlighted During G-8 Energy Forum
• Venezuelan Oil Crisis Tightens World Oil Supplies
• Venture Capital Firms to Work with Three DOE National Laboratories
• VeraSun and Ford to Convert Gasoline Pumps to Ethanol
• Vermont Approves a Wide-Ranging Clean Energy Bill
• Vermont Passes a Feed-In Tariff, Plus Other Clean Energy Measures
• Vermont Sets Renewable Energy Requirement; Iowa Expands Tax Credits
• Vice President Biden Unveils Home Retrofit Plan for Energy Efficiency
• Virgin Group to Invest $400 Million in Renewable Fuels by 2009
• Virginia Tech Claims Early Lead in the Solar Decathlon
• Virginia Tech Takes Top Honors in Challenge X Competition
• Virtual Energy Forum Offers a Free, Two-Day Clean Energy Conference
• Volkswagen Launches Clean Diesel Jetta Sedans and Wagons
• Voluntary Green Power Purchases Increased Tenfold in 5 Years
• Voluntary Greenhouse Gas Reductions Increased in 2001
• Voluntary U.S. Greenhouse Gas Reductions Increased in 2002
• Volvo Unveils Hybrid Drives for Trucks and Buses
• Volvo Unveils the 3CC, an Electric-Powered Sports Car
• Voters Approve Light Rail in Houston; Seattle Project Breaks Ground
• Voters are Increasingly Deciding Transportation Issues
• Voters in 11 States Pass Transit Measures
• WIREC Highlights a Busy Energy Conference Season
• Wal-Mart "Experimental Store" Uses Efficiency, Solar, and Wind
• Wal-Mart Aims to Sell 100 Million Efficient Light Bulbs in 2007
• Wal-Mart Approves of LED Lights but Remains Unsure About Wind Power
• Wal-Mart Launches Second Energy-Saving Store in Colorado
• Wal-Mart Opens Energy-Efficient Supercenter in Kansas City
• Wal-Mart and Dow Chemical Among Energy Efficiency Awardees
• Wal-Mart to Provide Energy Audits of State Capitols
• Walgreens to Install Solar Power on 112 Stores
• Warm Weather Tempers Natural Gas Prices
• Washington Nationals Start the Baseball Season in a New Green Park
• Washington State Adopts New Renewable Energy and Efficiency Laws
• Washington State Approves Bill to Slash Greenhouse Emissions
• Washington State Approves Green Building Law
• Washington State Approves New Biofuels Requirement
• Washington State Voters Mandate Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• Washington Utility Plans 500-Kilowatt Solar Power Project
• Washington Utility Signs Contract for Power from Wave Energy
• Washington and Ohio Pursuing New Wind Power Additions
• Waste-to-Energy Projects Gain Momentum in the United States
• Water Treatment Plant Meets Daytime Needs with Solar Power
• Wave Energy Demonstrations Planned for North America
• Wave Energy Device Provides Power to U.K. Grid
• Wave Energy Going Commercial with License and Power Contract
• Wave Energy Project Proposed for Maui
• Wave Power Plant Now Supplying Denmark's Electrical Grid
• Waverly Light and Power Wins First Rappaport Award
• Weapons Plant to Save $2 Million Per Year Through Energy Efficiency
• Wells Fargo Leaps to Second Spot on EPA's Green Power List
• Wells Fargo Takes Top Spot in EPA Green Power List
• West Coast Governors Aim to Address Global Warming
• West Coast States Strengthen Greenhouse Gas Reduction Efforts
• West Virginia Energy Plan Includes Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• WestStart Launches Utility Deployment of 20 Hybrid Trucks
• Western Governors Adopt Clean Energy Resolutions
• Western Governors Call for More Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
• Western Governors Launch Clean Energy Initiative
• Western Governors to Speed Development of Alternative Fuels
• White House Budget Boosts Funding for Hydrogen
• White House Honors Federal Agency Teams For Saving Energy
• White House and DOE Honor Federal Employees for Saving Energy
• White House and DOE Present Awards for Federal Energy Savings
• White Wave Offsets All Its Electricity Use with Wind Power
• Whole Foods Market Buys 100 Percent Wind Power
• Wildfires Create Transmission Emergency in Southern California
• Will Drought Conditions Affect Hydropower Generation?
• Will Electrokinetics Yield a New, Clean Energy Source?
• Will Nuclear Power Help Cut U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions?
• Wind Capacity Surges Ahead in the U.S. and the World
• Wind Energy, Cogeneration Developer Files for Bankruptcy
• Wind Farm in India is 500th Kyoto Project in a Developing Country
• Wind Power Benefits Port in Duluth, Minnesota
• Wind Power Brings Jobs to Nevada, Utah, Vermont, and Wisconsin
• Wind Power Growth Threatened by Supply Constraints, Says AWEA
• Wind Power Projects Press Ahead in Oregon, Minnesota, and Canada
• Wind Projects Proposed in West Virginia and Northwest; Cape Wind to Install Test Tower off Cape Cod
• Wind Projects in California and Washington to Exceed 200 Megawatts
• Wind Turbine Installed on Novel Tower Without Large Crane
• Wisconsin Energy Task Force Recommends Efficiency, Renewables
• Wisconsin Paper Mills Cut Costs with Energy Efficiency, Hydropower
• Wisconsin Residents Save $20 Million on Energy
• Wisconsin Task Force Recommends Efficiency and Renewables
• Wisconsin Utility to Use 5 Percent Renewable Power by 2011
• Wisconsin to Draw on Animal Waste for 15 Megawatts of Power
• With Oil Soaring, Heating Fuel Prices Also Hit Record Highs
• Wood Products Companies in Oregon Achieve Big Energy Savings
• Wood-Burning Power Plants Planned for Four States
• Woody Biomass Projects Receive $4.2 Million in USDA Grants
• World Conferences Focus on Renewable Energy
• World Governments Commit to Increase Renewable Energy Use
• World Governments and Organizations to Promote Clean Energy Use
• World Leaders Trade Limos for Electric Vehicles at G8 Summit
• World Meteorological Organization: Extreme Weather is Increasing
• World Summit Plan Promotes Renewable Energy Without a Set Target
• World Trade Center's Freedom Tower to Feature Wind Turbines
• World Wind Power Development Figures Show Continued Growth
• World's Biggest Solar Power Tower now Producing Power in Spain
• World's First Hydrogen Fuel and Power Station Now Operating
• World's First Offshore Tidal Power Prototype Now Operating
• World's First Wave Energy Project Goes Commercial
• World's Largest Biodiesel Plant Slated for Indiana
• World's Largest Hydropower Project Now Filling its Reservoir in China
• World's Largest Utility Battery System Installed in Alaska
• World's Top Energy Ministers Launch Energy Efficiency Effort
• Wyoming Offers Ranchers Solar- and Wind-Powered Water Pumps
• Xcel Energy Plans 450 Megawatts of Wind Power for Minnesota
• Xcel Energy Plans to Finance Large Solar Power Plant in Colorado
• ZAP Offers to Buy "Think" Electric Vehicle Assets from Ford
• Zero Energy Home Displayed at International Builder's Show
• Zero-Energy House Featured in Atlanta and on National Mall
• Zilkha Plans 250-Megawatt Wind Project in Washington State and Projects in Oklahoma, New York, and Pennsylvania
• Zilkha Proposes 180-Megawatt Wind Plant for Washington State
• Zilkha Renewable Energy Plans 400-Megawatt Wind Facility in Illinois