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Kroger Will Upcycle Food Waste Into Fuel
By installing its own anaerobic conversion system, the chain will offset its energy consumption and eliminate unnecessary truck trips. Read more →
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Taiwan Tower’s Energy Answer Blowing In The Wind
An undulating 1,150-foot skyscraper design in Taiwan plans to embed thousands of wind turbines in its skin to generate all of its electrical energy and provide dynamic lighting. Read more →
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Solar-Powered RC Race Cars Teach Valuable Energy Lesson
Solar Rollers hope to teach teenagers to love solar energy, one race at a time. Read more →
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US Military Loves Solar, And The Feeling Is Mutual
At 130 megawatts, the U.S. military is using a lot of solar power – but a new industry report highlights the huge amount that will come in the next several years. Read more →
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Massive SoCal Wind Turbine Blade Breaks Off
A 173-foot-long blade breaks off a Siemens wind turbine at a Southern California wind farm, leading the company to curtail operations worldwide. Read more →
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LG Debuts Flexible OLED Panel At SID 2013
Meet the light, super-efficient screen that could make your smartphone invincible. Read more →
Back Off On China Solar Duties, Germany Urges EU
The EU is close to slapping punitive duties on Chinese solar imports, but Germany for one wants to see a negotiated settlement. Read more →
by Pete Danko 
Antarctic Outpost To Use Wind, Solar Energy To Survive
Brazil's planned Antarctic research station will use solar panels for the sunny summers and wind turbines in the long winters to supply renewable energy year-round. Read more →
by Randy Woods 
West Coast Drives Leaf EV Sales Bump
The lower-priced Nissan Leaf is selling better in 2013, particularly in West Coast areas that have extensive charging infrastructure. Read more →
by Pete Danko
Hemp Waste Could Yield Super-Cheap Graphene
Researchers turn agricultural waste into an affordable carbon nanomaterial for high-power supercapacitors. Read more →
Ethanol Tries To Make The Cellulosic Switch
A government-backed project in California appears to be succeeding at retrofitting an ethanol plant to produce desperately sought cellulosic biofuels. Read more →
by Pete Danko
World’s Biggest Hybrid Ferry Set To Sail
Corvus Energy announces the commissioning of the formerly all diesel-electric Prinsesse Benedikte as a hybrid, for use between Germany and Denmark. Read more →
by Pete Danko
Kroger Will Upcycle Food Waste Into Fuel
By installing its own anaerobic conversion system, the chain will offset its energy consumption and eliminate unnecessary truck trips. Read more →
Urban Wind Energy That’s Fuzzy And Fetching
The “Strawscaper” by Belatchew Arkitekter in Stockholm would use piezoelectric technology to turn the movement of air into electricity. Read more →
by Pete Danko
Taiwan Tower’s Energy Answer Blowing In The Wind
An undulating 1,150-foot skyscraper design in Taiwan plans to embed thousands of wind turbines in its skin to generate all of its electrical energy and provide dynamic lighting. Read more →
by Randy Woods
EPA Says Ethanol Mandate Isn’t Driving Up Food PricesPosted in Renewable Energy
How To Boost Electric-Car Sales? Get ‘Butts In Seats’Posted in Transportation
Tri-Generation Facility Fuels Next Gen Of Vehicle TechPosted in Renewable Energy
US 1 Million EVs By 2015? No. Germany 1 Million By 2020? YesPosted in Transportation
Solar Bus Stops Light The Way In Perris, CaliforniaPosted in Green Living
