Energy Vampire Numero Uno is Your Cable Box!
The modern home is full of electrical and electronic devices, just about all of which are energy vampires, that is, they continue to use...
Google Pulls Plug on Renewable Energy Project
Anyone knows that by trying to catch two (or more) rabbits at once you probably won't catch any. So does Google, it seems. Larry...
Global Atlas Guides Investors to the Best Locations for Renewable Energy Plants
Making that first step and switching to renewable energy is sometimes quite difficult. Probably not so much when it comes to fitting solar panels or...
Big Oil Politics Seek to Repeal Renewable Energy Standards
Most people believe that the US government is “for the people” and “by the people,” but the reality is that big money has much...
More Homes to Become Solar Powered, Experts Predict
Since the 1980s, solar installations have seen a steady decline in pricing, leading to further adoption by residential and commercial entities alike. While the...
Google Signs 20 Year Contract With Major U.S. Wind Power Provider
The next time you do a search on Google after July 30, remember that they are buying energy from North America's largest wind power provider, NextEra Energy Resources, LLC. The search magnate will purchase 114 MW of clean energy within a 20-year contract.
British Government Doubles Renewable Energy Incentives For Households
The British government is expected to announce an increase in the one-off payments to help households switch to renewable energy sources.
The measure will be...
Could the US Overtake of Saudi Arabia in Oil Production Be Green?
As the demand for imported oil continues to drop, new technology and methods are enabling oil drillers in the US to extract more oil...
Renewable Sources Could Provide 50% of UK Electricity
The British government is exploring various sources for electricity purchases. Cabinet office minister, Francis Maude is first to make a statement, claiming that 'Energy...
We May Save The Planet If We Run Out Of Gas?
Indeed, it does seem that the Earth will run out of oil, natural gas and coal much more quickly than was, originally, anticipated by...
