Tricycle House: A Pedal-Powered, Off-Grid RV

Tricycle House is a pedal-powered RV that explores the temporary relationship between people and the land they occupy. Read more →
China Wind Power Growth Beat Coal In 2012

In a remarkable development in China, the world's biggest coal user, wind power production actually grew more than coal power production in 2012. Read more →
No, China Isn’t Eating Our Clean Energy Lunch
The U.S. had a $1.63 billion clean energy trade surplus with China in 2011, according to a new report from the Pew Charitable Trusts. Read more →
China’s Surreal Retail Application Of Augmented Reality

China is jumping on a hot new green building retail trend that will be hard to beat in terms of resource conservation: Augmented reality, a.k.a., “don’t build anything at all.” Read more →
China Power Grid Set To Quickly Roll In Clean Energy

China’s biggest grid operator recently announced that it will grant easier access to the transmission grid for distributed energy fuelled by renewables. Read more →
Global Solar Market Posts Slowest Growth In 10 Years

The solar market continued to grow in 2012, with demand ending up at 29 gigawatts – but there had been hope and anticipation of climbing well over 30 GW. Read more →
Wind Power Overtakes Nuclear Energy In China

Wind has overtaken nuclear as an electricity source in China. In 2012, wind farms generated 2 percent more electricity than nuclear power plants did. Read more →
Bamboo Provides Natural Medium For Floating Teahouse

Natural, fast-growing bamboo poles create semi-transparent screens, filtered sunlight and natural ventilation to this floating teahouse outside Shanghai, China. Read more →
SolarWorld Hopes ‘Made In USA’ Will Give It An Edge

SolarWorld's struggling U.S. unit, competing against cheap foreign competition, announces a solar leasing program that promises American-made panels. Read more →
US Blows, But China Blows Much, Much Harder

The Climate Group reports on, well, how China continues to kick our ass when it comes to new onshore wind power capacity. Read more →




