The desalination device — pictured above — could produce drinkable water for less than the average price of US tap water.Jintong Gao and Zhenyuan Xu Researchers at MIT have created a solar-p... Read more

Extreme weather, climate change and aging infrastructure are resulting in more frequent power outages, make home backup power more attractive. Backup systems can be powered by fossil fuels i... Read more

In December DOE issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NOPR) on service transformers. Replies were originally due back in January, but some time was allowed to provide proper replies. DOE h... Read more

In September, Apple announced its next smartwatch models would all have a “carbon neutral” option. Apple reduced the carbon dioxide emissions associated with making and selling a... Read more

Promoting a Sustainable Future Together: Raising Awareness, Overcoming Challenges, Showcasing Solutions, Sharing Success Stories, and Fostering Collaborations for a Greener Tomorrow. Nov 16,... Read more

This is the final post on the Cleantech Open Northeast winners. All will be heading to California in a couple of weeks for the national competition. My plan is to review those winners as wel... Read more

Coauthored with US Congressman Lloyd Doggett The accelerating climate emergency demands that we seek progress wherever and whenever possible. Understanding this, the leaders of 50 Ukrainian... Read more

Early tech adopters are investing in a new toy: solar-powered electric yachts. Across the globe superyachts are already a must-have for today’s rich and famous. There are some 5,555 of... Read more

We are pleased to release the 2023 edition of Berkeley Lab’s Utility-Scale Solar report, which presents analysis of empirical plant-level data from the U.S. fleet of ground-mounted photovolt... Read more

This story was originally published by Grist. This coverage is made possible through a partnership with Grist and Interlochen Public Radio in Northern Michigan.  Michigan isn’t known for sun... Read more