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With Donald Trump As CiC, US Navy Is Caught In Clean Power Crosshairs

November 15, 20167 years ago Tina Casey 0 Comments

President-elect Donald Trump is not such a big fan of clean power, but the Pentagon sure is. That’s especially true of the US Navy. The Department of the Navy has been leveraging its history of maritime innovation to make the case for transitioning to biofuel, solar energy, wind energy, energy storage, energy efficiency, and any other technological edge that can support its position as the most powerful fighting force on the seven seas — and make its bases more secure and resilient, too.

Green Data Centers Save More Than Money

November 4, 20167 years ago Industry Sponsor 0 Comments

The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) Climate Corps program has implemented smart energy management strategies while transitioning to a cost-effective, energy-efficient green data centers for 1 in 3 Fortune 100 companies.

Wind & Solar Power Creeping Up On Natural Gas In USA

October 17, 20168 years ago Tina Casey 0 Comments

Natural gas power generation looks ready for a surge, but wind and solar power are edging closer to long term domination of the USA energy landscape.

Hurricane Matthew Was A Deceptively Powerful Storm

October 11, 20168 years ago Guest Contributor 0 Comments

Originally published on Nexus Media. By Jeremy Deaton As Hurricane Matthew barreled toward the Southeast, millions of Americans fixated on a single measure of its destructive power: wind speed. While they tracked miles per hour like adrenaline junkies watching a speedometer, they took their eyes off a far more important … [continued]

Distributed Generation Under Fire (2015)

October 10, 20168 years ago John Farrell 0 Comments

Originally published at ilsr.org. We’ve been keeping a running tally of where distributed generation has come under attack, usually from incumbent utility companies, and displayed it in map format every few months. But the North Carolina Clean Energy Technology Center and Meister Consultants Group have done such a good job with … [continued]

Atlanta’s MARTA Modernizing Transit Fleets, Boosting Ridership Via Transit-Oriented Development

October 4, 20168 years ago Cynthia Shahan 0 Comments

There’s good news on the transit front from Atlanta. Atlanta, long infamous for its car-oriented development, is now focused forward with an eye toward sustainable redevelopment. A MARTA initiative has been focused on modernizing transit fleets. Atlanta travelers will enjoy one of the newest fleets nationwide — after using some of the oldest in the country for … [continued]

Driving Advice From One Of The Most Efficient Tesla Model S Drivers In The World

September 26, 20168 years ago Cynthia Shahan 0 Comments

At a recent National Drive Electric Day, I met one of the most efficient Tesla Model S drivers in the world, according to his findings as an active member on Tesla forums and highly engaged in the EV enthusiast community. Even though Henrik bought the performance Tesla Model S P85, he is one … [continued]

Tesla Explores: New York City & Santa Barbara Pop-Up Shop Features Model X & Airstream…

September 24, 20168 years ago Matt Pressman 0 Comments

Originally published on EVANNEX. Last week, Tesla Motors [NASDAQ: TSLA] announced that it’s: “hitting the road across North America with our first-ever Tesla mobile Design Studios… as our fleet of mobile galleries roams to destinations near and far.” According to their listings (thus far), Tesla Explores will be visiting a variety of cities across California, Oregon, Washington, Illinois, Georgia, Florida, New … [continued]

2018 Kia Soul EV Likely To Get Range Boosted To Compete With Upcoming Long-Range EVs

September 21, 20168 years ago James Ayre 0 Comments

The 2018 Kia Soul EV is likely to have a notably higher single-charge range than the current offering, which gets 93 miles per full charge in somewhat realistic driving according to the EPA. Reportedly, and most logically, this range boost (a specific number has not been indicated) is in order to compete with … [continued]

48 US States Have Wind Projects Under Construction Or In Advanced Development

September 19, 20168 years ago Guest Contributor 0 Comments

Originally published on IEEFA. By Seth Feaster, IEEFA data analyst Wind power has rapidly become a significant source of electricity in the U.S., doubling its share of generation in just five years, to 4.9 percent in 2015. The extremely low cost of wind power, along with cheap natural gas, has … [continued]