A U.S. subsidiary of one of France’s largest providers of solar power has given New Mexico officials more detailed information about the company’s plans for developing a series of solar projects. The installations would help offset the loss of generation from retiring coal-fired power plants in the state, including the San Juan Generating Station (SJGS) near Farmington.

The firm says the project will create 6,000 new jobs in the Midlands and the North of England

A novel material made from rotting fruit and vegetables that absorbs stray UV light from the sun and converts it into renewable energy has landed its designer the first sustainability gong in this year’s James Dyson awards.

Imagine this. One day when You wake up in the morning, sorry not morning, at 6 AM, and find out that there no trace of sunlight from the east, what would be your reaction? Unimaginable, right? Sun is the ultimate source of energy without which everything ends up in darkness and eventually, everything will decay. It provides life to the whole planet and also powers all other renewable energy systems as well as water and carbon cycles.

Engineers think ammonia, if made sustainably, could be a greener fuel for shipping, but challenges remain.

A new poll shows 60 percent of registered voters support transitioning away from fossil fuels like oil, a policy supported by presidential candidate Joe Biden.

Researchers use leafy vegetable to create carbon nanosheets to catalyze oxygen reduction in hydrogen fuel cells and batteries.

After a long, seven-year development, an experimental fusion reactor in the UK has been successfully powered on for the time, achieving 'first plasma': confirmation that all its components can work together to heat hydrogen gas into the plasma phase. Fusion is still years away though.

Many industries use heat-intensive processes that generally require the burning of fossil fuels, but a surprising green fuel alternative is emerging in the form of metal powders.

French company Nawa technologies says it's already in production on a new electrode design that can radically boost the performance of existing and future battery chemistries, delivering up to 3x the energy density, 10x the power, vastly faster charging and battery lifespans up to five times as long.

In Uttarakhand, in the western Himalayas, a local inventor discovered an unusual use for pine needles that is reviving the local economy, and the forest floor.

NASA has unlocked nuclear fusion on a tiny scale, with a phenomenon called lattice confinement fusion that takes place in the narrow channels between atoms.

"Countries planning large-scale investments in new nuclear power are risking suppression of greater climate benefits from alternative renewable energy investments."

PM vows to make Britain world leader in low-cost clean power with ‘Build Back Greener’ drive

Depending on where you live, solar panels may or may not be worth the cost. Find out if solar panels are worth it and your purchase options in this new post!

The community is fearful of what will happen once it shutters.

Just a month ago, companies and investors had a financial incentive to continue investing in new oil and gas projects despite the societal and environmentalist backlash against fossil fuels. Not anymore. In just a couple of weeks, the oil price crash made investments in renewable energy starting to look more attractive. Or at least as attractive as investment in oil and gas.

For most of us, traveling faster than the cosmic speed limit—the speed of light—is a science-fiction fantasy that breaks the very foundation of modern physics. But in the eyes of an engineering undergrad at the University of Alabama in Huntsville named Joseph Agnew, it’s a theory worthy of study.

Bill Gates believes that private investors should foot the bill for increased spending on technologies to fight global climate change . He has pledged to commit $2 billion himself. Bill Gates is on a worldwide lobbying campaign to press humanity to innovate their solution of global climate change , making the transition to new types of energy.

The economics of cheaper batteries—and why they're good news for the planet.