Leaky house? Bring in the blower door
December 24, 2010 By
With winter upon us, a favorite gadget of CNET's Martin LaMonica is a blower door, a green building tool for measuring air flow and finding leaks.
U.S. issues timetable for carbon emissions cuts
December 23, 2010 By
EPA plans to propose so-called performance standards on greenhouse gas emissions on both new and existing plants beginning in July for power plants and for oil refineries by December.
A flywheel generator for data centers?
December 23, 2010 By
Active Power has created an updated version of its system designed to provide seamless energy backup and tailored it for the IT crowd.
Energy Dept. wants more info on fuel cells
December 23, 2010 By
The agency offers $74 million to labs doing research and development, as well as cost analysis projects. Will that be enough to reassure Energy Secretary Steven Chu?
Intel solar spin-off SpectraWatt to close plant
December 23, 2010 By
In s surprise move, solar panel maker SpectraWatt says it will shut its new New York plant and lay off workers, blaming softening demand in Europe.
Intel solar spin-off SpectraWatt to close plant
December 23, 2010 By
In a surprise move, solar panel maker SpectraWatt says it will shut its new New York plant and lay off workers, blaming softening demand in Europe.
DOE finalizes Abengoa Solar’s $1.45 billion loan guarantee
December 23, 2010 By
With the loan guarantee, the company can start construction on its 250-megawatt Gila Bend plant, which will be big enough to power at least 75,000 homes.
DOE finalizes Abengoa Solar’s $1.45 billion loan guarantee
December 23, 2010 By
With the loan guarantee, the company can start construction on its 250-megawatt Gila Bend plant, which will be big enough to power at least 75,000 homes.
VC attention shifts from green tech to Internet
December 22, 2010 By
Venture investor confidence is on the rise with the consumer Internet surpassing green tech as the sector most likely to get over-invested, according to an industry survey.
Smart-building biz to grow to $2.4 billion
December 22, 2010 By
Quick return on investment will make building energy management systems popular over next five years, says Pike Research.