US Re-takes Lead in Clean Energy Race from China — But Not for Long

According to the just-released report “Who’s Winning the Clean Energy Race?” from the Pew Charitable Trusts, the United States invested the most in clean energy of any country in 2011, retaking the lead from China, which had held the top sport for the last two years. But the U.S More: US... Read More

Normalize Renewable Energy Credits Now

Several renewable energy incentives are on the congressional chopping block this year, and every year, it seems. There are plenty of persuasive arguments on either side regarding whether or not to keep renewable incentives. We believe a long-term energy policy is needed at the federal level to allow... Read More

Renewables Revive Abandoned Mines

How can the potential negative legacy of a mine site be converted into a positive inheritance for the wider environment and local communities? See the rest here: Renewables Revive Abandoned Mines  Read More →

Latin America Report: A $2 Billion Solar Plan for Chile

Ingenostrum is branching out beyond its traditional stronghold of Spain and Italy and into the emerging market of Chile as its looks to expand its portfolio in solar, wind and biomass. Read the original here:  Latin America Report: A $2 Billion Solar Plan for Chile  Read More →

Sponsor PennWell’s Wall of Honor To Recognize Military Service Personnel

Exhibitors and attendees at PennWell’s 2012 events in the U.S. Go here to read the rest: Sponsor PennWell’s Wall of Honor To Recognize Military Service Personnel  Read More →

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