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EngEx – the first engineering conference and exhibition of its kind – will kick off July 29th in San Diego, CA, with close to 10,000 of the nation’s leading experts in energy, transportation, water, and environment under one roof to exhibit, discuss, and share…
Economic Sustainability, Energy Funds, Energy Investment, Featured, Global Warming, Green Education, Green Initiatives, Green Jobs, Sustainable Development »
President Obama dropped by Savannah Technical College in Georgia yesterday, one of the many stops on his White House to Main Street tour, stressing America’s need for clean energy to promote job growth and stimulate the economy. After formally addressing the crowd…
Biodiesel, Biofuel, Biomass Energy, Economic Sustainability, Efficient Products, Energy Efficiency Program, Energy Funds, Energy Investment, Featured, Global Warming, Sustainable Development »
Two Kentucky companies have been granted a collective $530,000 in state funding by the Kentucky New Energy Ventures Fund, according to an announcement yesterday made by State Governor Steve Beshear. Wellhead Energy Systems, based in Somerset…
Air Pollutants, Efficient Products, Featured, Fuel Cell Technology, Global Sustainability, Global Warming, Industrial Pollution, National Electricity Grid, Pollution, Power Storage, Renewable Energy Technologies, Sustainable Design, Sustainable Development »
Bloom Energy has recently unveiled its ground-breaking fuel cell design which may modernize the energy industry as it stands. The system utilizes natural gas and oxygen without ignition and is relatively small in size – opportunely providing consumers…
Air Pollutants, Featured, Global Warming, Green Home Design, Green Initiatives, Industrial Pollution, Pollution, Sustainable Development »
According to a recently published paper in Environmental Research Letters, intensifying reflectivity – or “albedo” – on rooftops and pavements in metropolitan areas could substantially offset greenhouse gas emissions. The study, performed by scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and NASA’s Goddard Space Flight…
