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The CEO of the largest power company in the U.S. calls rooftop solar a "mortal threat" to utilities, and says that's not a bad thing.
Both BrightSource and the California Energy Commission agree the proposed Hidden Hills project will harm birds. But how much?
If FWS really wanted to get "aggressive" in enforcing the provisions of the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act that protect eagles, it would send a message not by way of a press release, but by way of the local U.S. Attorney.
Whether the coal is burned in Utah or Uzbekistan makes little difference to rising sea levels.
Japan expects to install more solar capacity this year than California has in the last 20.
The Palm Springs Unified School District does what Coachella Valley strip mall owners should have done years ago.
The CPUC has likely made some San Diego County residents very happy today.
California's grid operator has approved five new transmission projects it says are crucial to the state's renewable future.
I left New York at 22 and hitchhiked west. I awoke one morning in northern Nevada. The emptiness of the desert landscape completely unnerved me. The landscape seemed unadorned and ugly, and yet I could not tear my eyes off the far hills.
Even a resource as unpredictable as wind power isn't that hard to incorporate into a grid the size of California's.
The city of Los Angeles is phasing out use of coal-fired electrical power in the next 12 years.
Inyo County drops its opposition to the Hidden Hills solar project for $15 million.