Verizon Dials In Fuel Cells, Solar For Green, Secure Power

Verizon will spend $100 million on fuel cells and solar power arrays, aiming to produce 70 million kilowatt-hours of its own power every year. Read more →
World’s Biggest Solar PV Projects Under Way In SoCal

The 579-megawatt Antelope Valley Solar Projects, about 60 miles north of LA, enter "major construction" mode, with completion eyed for 2015. Read more →
Q&A With Mike Tinskey of Ford’s ‘MyEnergi Lifestyle’ Project

Find out why MyEnergi Lifestyle is a potentially powerful tool, and why now is the right time for consumers to consider a home energy management system. Read more →
AT&T, Ford Dip Toe In Home Energy Management Market

What will set these new offerings apart from what's already available, and will they be able to succeed where others have failed? Read more →
Buffett’s California Solar Buy Gives PV Stocks A Lift

Billionaire Warren Buffett's MidAmerican Energy acquires a huge solar power development in California’s Antelope Valley from SunPower, and traders rush to buy PV stocks. Read more →
More Clean Power Online; Damn That Loan Program!

California Valley Solar Ranch begins producing power, yet another government-backed clean energy project that appears on course. Read more →
California Array Is Navy’s New Top Solar Gun
The Navy has a new 13.78 megawatt solar power plant in the high desert of California – the service's biggest solar project yet. Read more →
Sun’s Out, Soup’s On: Campbell Does Solar

Campbell installs a 9.8 megawatt solar system at its Ohio soup factory because it'll be good for the brand, providing more evidence of solar's mainstream appeal. Read more →
Solar Incentives Lure In More Arizona Schools

Schools in Scottsdale, Ariz., are getting 5.5 megawatts of solar power thanks in part to a utility program that can offset installation costs by 40 percent. Read more →
SunPower’s Record-Breaking Cell In Production

SunPower says its third-generation Maxeon solar cell, with an efficiency of 24 percent, is now being integrated into some panels. Read more →




