This might be a silly question to ask about whether or not renewable energy might just be a boon for Native American reservations. But, here is what made me think of such an idea in the first place.
There is a 130-turbine wind farm that has been planned to be built off Cape Cod. Many resident have [...]
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Reuters is reporting that methane could be the solutions for storage of extra electricity produce by wind and solar power. Scientists have discovered a microbe, Methanobacterium palustre, that can convert electricity directly into methane as long as you add a little hydrogen to the mix.
The problem is that methane is also a greenhouse gas and [...]
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A company called 3Tier, around since 1999 is remapping the world’s wind and solar resources. While it may seem obvious to some, one of the most important aspects of installing a wind or solar farm is picking the right location.
Just as in residential or commercial real estate, it’s all about location, location, location, so goes [...]
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There’s a festival going on today that is celebrating a double dose of green. Not only is the St. Patrick’s Day festival in Holland celebrating leprechauns, the luck of the Irish and green beer, but they are also celebrating green energy as well.
Sure, there will be a parade with the traditional floats, a grand marshal [...]
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Super Bowl XLII is going green this year and not just in the million dollar commercials at halftime. As part of its EarthWise Energy Program, Arizona’s Salt River Project (SRP) will use 100-percent renewable energy to power the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale along with the NFL Experience Football Theme Park, which is in [...]
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