SolarStrong DOE Loan Focuses On Rooftop Solar

The Obama administration supports a $344 million loan package that could help SolarCity install rooftop solar at 124 U.S. military bases. Read more →
Biofuel Powers U.S. Military’s Osprey Craft

The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps say they've successfully tested a biofuel mixture on the MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft. Read more →
Hydrogen Fueling Coming To Pearl Harbor

Proton OnSite will deliver a hydrogen generator to the historic Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH) facility outside Honolulu, Hawaii. Read more →
Navy Missile Test Base Ditching Diesel

The U.S. Navy hopes a new energy management and storage system from ZBB Energy will help it use less diesel and more renewables at San Nicolas Island. Read more →
Army Looks To Private Sector On Renewables

The U.S. Army announces a new central managing office that will work with developers on big renewable-energy projects. Read more →
Wearable Solar Could Power Aussie Soldiers

An Australian university says wearable, lightweight solar panels could reduce the need for soldiers to carry heavy batteries to power their electronic devices. Read more →
Cleantech Gets Marines Vetting In Desert

Thirteen vendors show of their solar and fuel-efficiency wares at 'ExFOB 2011' as the U.S. military looks to enhance safety and readiness with renewables. Read more →
Army Green Logistics Center Nearly Done

The new distribution center located in Germany will have a variety of energy saving features including solar panels, radiant flooring, skylights and biomass heat. Read more →
‘Solar for Soldiers’ Helps Clean Energy Fight

A new program helps train and employ former U.S. soldiers in clean energy fields, and the first Solar for Soldiers project has been completed in Ohio. Read more →
U.S. Army Buys Fuel Efficient Technology

The U.S. Army has awarded an auxiliary power unit company in Florida a $1.4 million contract to upgrade select combat vehicles to be more fuel efficient. Read more →




