New Orleans Home To Largest Solar Neighborhood In SE

New Orleans' River Garden Apartments feature 420 KWs of roof-mounted solar over multiple buildings, and is the Southeastern U.S.'s largest solar neighborhood. Read more →
Judge to FEMA Trailer Manufacturers: Pay Up

A federal judge has awarded $42.6 mil. to plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit alleging unsafe levels of formaldehyde in trailers used in the wake of Katrina. Read more →
A $200,000 Green Home Designed By Frank Gehry?

A New Orleans home designed by Frank Gehry and constructed by Brad Pitt's Make It Right Foundation counts a rooftop solar canopy among its many eco-features. Read more →
Solar Rooftops A Booming Market In Louisiana

Talesun Solar recently delivered 3,000 residential solar power T-KITs to Green Grants, a company that finances green upgrades for Louisiana homeowners. Read more →
Wendell Pierce Talks Rebuilding New Orleans Green [VIDEO]

Future360 travels to New Orleans, Louisiana to meet actor and star of Treme, Wendell Pierce. Pierce is on a mission to rebuild Pontchartrain Park using renewable energy and clean technology. Read more →
Solar In Reach For More In New Orleans

A $1 million loan from Adam Capital to Sustainable Environmental Enterprises figures to finance solar rooftop systems for at least 85 low-income homes in New Orleans. Read more →
New Orleans Launches Home Efficiency Program

NOLA Wise, a new program funded through the Recovery Act via the DOE, will offer New Orleans homeowners energy efficient tools, audits, and low-interest loans. Read more →
New Orleans Passive House Idea Wins Honors

Sustainable.TO has taken top dog in DesignByMany's Passive House for New Orleans competition for reimagining the traditional shotgun style super efficient. Read more →
LEED Gold Goes To Tulane URBANbuild Home

A new home designed and built by students and professors from the Tulane Schoole of Architecture in New Orleans has been certified green. Read more →
Post Katrina Lower 9th Ward Homes Go Green

The Make It Right Foundation--created by actor Brad Pitt, after visiting New Orleans, post-Katrina--is dedicated to the green re-building of the Lower 9th Ward. Read more →




