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Europe set to ban halogen light bulbs
Here’s why this is a good thing.
London’s Square Mile to use 100% renewable energy by October
A step in the right direction.
Massachusetts and Rhode Island to build new offshore wind farms totaling 1.2GW
As developments in Europe drive down installation costs, the US is eager to get clean energy.
BMW pledges to 100% renewable power by 2020, at COP23
BMW is going green-er!
Scott Pruitt says subsidies give renewables an unfair edge, and here’s why he’s a monumental hypocrite
Capital H.
Nobody is going to make coal great again, says Bloomberg New Energy Finance founder
Sorry, bro.
Chinese province runs on 100% renewable energy for a week, saves half a million tonnes of coal
Bye bye coal.
Green living at home: a list of techs to hack your house into clean energy
If you’re looking to power your home cleanly, here’s a good place to start.
Earlier this month, California broke yet another green record using over 67% renewable power
Woob woob!
Clean energy creates more than twice as many jobs than fossil in the US, report finds
Breadwinners > Election winners. Just sayin’.
Swiss technology can store heat in the summer to warm up your home all winter
It’s like pickling heat.
The combined capacity of the renewable energy sector overtakes that of coal
No more black lung.
Startup plans to fuel our cities by turning windows into power plants
Where there’s light, SolarWindow can create power.
Enlightening Facts about Solar Energy You Should Know
What you need to know about solar energy and solar panels. Get your solar energy facts straight.
Solar Power Today and Tomorrow
Solar power is one of the most efficient yet clean sources of energy we have access to. There are no increased fuel costs or dependencies, no ties to pollutants, and it’s both reliable and affordable. Of course, in order to harness solar power you need access to specific technology. This tech relies on either small-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, large-scale
Germany more than doubled its offshore wind power capacity in 2014
In 2014, Germany installed 543 offshore wind turbines, reaching a capacity of 2.35 gigawatts (GW), getting closer to their plans of having 6.5 GW of wind energy infrastructure installed and connected by 2020.
Germany sells a vision for new generation green toys
Toys made out of recycled materials are of course a great initiative and can teach your kids a lot, while being very cheap and also fun, but Germany is set to show the world that things can get even better – way better. The latest trend in German green toys have solar panels and only work if kids (or adults,
Russia and Ukraine sign gas deal, ending gas stand-off, but conclusions are not great
Due to whatever economic or political reasons they had (as you know, we don’t do politics), Russia and Ukraine failed to reach an agreement regarding the flow of gas from Russia to the rest of Europe and as a result, the old continent was freezing; literally. So throughout Europe, countries started digging deep into their energy savings and renewable energy;
Cost Effective Solar Energy Devices from MIT to hit Markets in 3 years
The two major problems of green energy are actually developing the technology and making it cost productive. Both of them are yet to be solved, but scientists are making progress everyday to solve those matters. Now, MIT engineers say they’ve created a new approach to harnessing the sun’s energy that provide windows with a clear view and illuminate rooms at
