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 →
German WWII Bunker To Generate Renewable Energy

A hulking relic of World War II in Hamburg is now an adaptive reuse project that will generate solar thermal and biomass energy to heat thousands of homes. Read more →
Wind Turbine Noise Doesn’t Make Her Sick

A German kid and her dad rebut the fears of wind turbine noise with a cool new video. Read more →
German Student Electric Racing Car More Than Just Sleek Looks

German researchers and students team on an all-electric racer designed to both compete and provide valuable data on electric vehicle performance. Read more →
Germany Rocks The Clean Energy Revolution

Germany—the world’s number four economy and Europe’s number one—has lately provided an impressive model of what a well-organized industrial society can achieve in clean energy. Read more →
First Algae-Powered Apartments Open In Germany

The Bio Intelligent Quotient House in Hamburg included glass bio-reactors in its walls to produce algae for biogas fuel and to provide passive cooling via a series of louvered panels. Read more →
Soft House Explores Flexible Response To Climate

A new passive house responds actively to efficiently meet the energy demands of different seasons and weather. Read more →
German Experience Can Help US Chart Renewable Energy Path

Germany is different, of course, but it still offers valuable lessons for the U.S. in weighing strategies and options for pursuing renewable energy. Read more →
Sustainable Urban Living In Olympic Proportions

A planned mixed-use high-rise in Berlin mimics the look of an Olympic medals podium and integrates its green spaces with adjacent athletic fields and urban nature reserves. Read more →
World’s First LED Concrete Wall Illuminated In Germany

Only recently opened to the public, the display pushes the boundary of technology, design, and architecture in one fell swoop. Read more →




