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By Anna Hirtenstein for Bloomberg Electric avenues that can transmit the sun’s energy onto power grids may be coming to a city near you. A subsidiary of Bouygues SA has designed rugged solar [...]

Ta’u island in American Samoa will rely on solar panels and Tesla batteries as it does away with diesel generators by Eleanor Ainge Roy for The Guardian A remote tropical island has catapulted [...]

The signatories are countries who are disproportionately affected by global warming such as Ethiopia and the Maldives by Matt Payton for Independent Nearly 50 countries vulnerable to climate [...]

by Anjali Jaiswal for NRDC With the Paris Agreement now in force, world leaders signaled overwhelming support for strong action, as the climate talks come to a close in Morocco. Even though the [...]

Elon Musk is up against a starkly different agenda, but the energy transition he invigorated can’t be stopped. By Tom Randall for Bloomberg What will Donald Trump actually do? It’s a question [...]

By Tom Baxter for GreenPeace China has seen enormous growth in renewable energy over the last few years. It now has both the largest and the fastest growing wind and solar sectors in the world. [...]

Trump’s campaign stoked fears about economic change. His energy policy could deliver a trillion-dollar payoff for America—if only he’d recognize the positive changes sweeping the sector. by [...]

World’s largest concentrated solar power plant, powered by the Saharan sun, set to help renewables provide almost half the country’s energy by 2020 From the guardian by Arthur Nelsen The Moroccan [...]

by Joseph Bebon for Solar Industry  The Canadian federal government has committed to powering all of its buildings and operations using renewable energy sources by 2025. The goal is in support of [...]

From EcoWatch One of the worst polluters in New England, the Mount Tom Power Station in Holyoke, Massachusetts, is making the switch from coal to solar. The plant’s owner, Paris-based [...]