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It might be a bit easier to charge your plug-in electric car in California before long, thanks to $341,045 in grants from the California Energy Commission to increase the number of charging stations statewide.
California's tough new greenhouse gas cap and trade law swung into action this morning.
Republican governors are campaigning to extend the Wind Production Tax Credit, which puts them in opposition to members of their own party in Congress.
A Bay Area solar company lends support to the Armed Forces by helping make military bases sources of renewable energy.
Four teenaged students in Nigeria got a lot of press around the world for building a "urine-powered generator." Sadly, the coverage misrepresents what these very bright kids have done.
The controversial Mojave Cross returns to Cima Dome in -- but not in -- the Mojave National Preserve.
BrightSource leaves the door open for more venture capital investment.
The BLM has released the final environmental documents for a proposed 135-megawatt solar facility on intact desert habitat near Joshua Tree National Park.
It's widely expected that 2013 will see new Secretaries of Energy and the Interior. What does this mean for public lands renewables policy?
California K-12 schools have a chance to beef up their energy efficiency with help from the state.
A Contra Costa County town breaks ground on a project that should be a lot more commonplace across California.
The California Public Utilities Commission today (CPUC) approved the renewable energy procurement plans for the state's largest utilities.