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As the federal Wind Production Tax Credit comes ever closer to expiring, an environmental group has released a report detailing what it calls the major environmental benefits of wind development in danger of being lost.
As more and more property owners choose to generate power with their own solar and wind facilities, large utilities are seeing a loss in income.
Here's a Mojave Desert living pro-tip: don't leave your jackalope on the porch in November. If you do, the antelope squirrels will strip off its fur to line their nests.
A study by a renowned alternative energy thinktank holds that California could replace San Onofre by conserving energy and increasing rooftop solar.
California's power grid operator tries to crack down on a deceptively simple way of gaming the market.
Water companies are an untapped source for potential power generation, and a startup is working with a Palos Verdes area water company to put some of that power to good use.
Some law enforcement officials are suggesting California pot growers are behind a string of Napa Valley solar panel thefts.
Two important articles on desert solar power projects graced the pages of major Southern California newspapers this weekend.
Here's your chance to comment on a 300-megawatt solar facility in the Ivanpah Valley at the California-Nevada border.
A high-ranking executive of a major solar developer has suggested that the era of "massive" photovoltaic developments in North America may be coming to an end. He has another idea instead...
The plan is the largest utility-scale solar project on tribal land in the United States.
The solar industry shakeout continues as rock-bottom solar panel prices have forced a difficult decision at yet another high-tech California solar firm.