NREL PV Incubator Program Cracks The Whip

The PV Incubator program is designed to fund and inspire revolutionary advances in solar technology, but tough goals and hard work are pre-requisites. Read more →
3M Gets $4.4M From Feds For SunShot Project

The Department of Energy has awarded the 3M Corporation $4.4 million to advance development of technology that will reduce the cost of solar power. Read more →
Clean Energy Fellowships Funded By Feds

The Energy Department announced the creation of two fellowship programs that aim to promote education and boost innovation in clean energy technolgies. Read more →
New Biofuel Cooked Up By Energy Department

The Department of Energy's BioEnergy Science Center announced recently that scientists have found a way to to produce isobutanol from cellulose. Read more →
MIT Clean Energy Prize Up For Grabs
The competition, now in its fourth year, is open to university teams across the US, with 80 different ones competing for cash and, more importantly, exposure. Read more →
i6 Green Challenge Seeks To Spark Cleantech

The i6 Green Challenge is a new initiative by various federal agencies to offer a funding opportunity to drive the green economy and create green jobs. Read more →
2011 Solar Decathlon Photo Gallery Preview

The Solar Decathlon on Washington D.C.'s National Mall melds college student talents and clean energy home innovation. Check our photo gallery for a preview. Read more →
Green Tech Topic Discussions Go Virtual

The U.S. Department of Energy will be hosting a series of virtual forums on energy efficiency, green cities, renewable energy, smart grid, and transportation. Read more →
Cal State L.A. Fuel Cell Program Top Dog

Cal State University Los Angeles was recently ranked no. 1 among 13 clean energy educational programs funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. Read more →
Clean Energy Storage Development An Issue

A recent study put out by one of the Department of Energy's labs suggests that, for clean energy to be competitive, storage systems need to be in place. Read more →




