Europe Kicks Off Week 1 of Its Halogen Bulb Ban. Here’s What’s Happening.
The continent enters its first week of phasing out halogen bulbs, and encouraging the use of LEDs.
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Martha’s Vineyard is Finally Getting a Wind Farm – Here’s Why That’s a Good Thing
The commonwealth of Massachusetts will experience reduced power bills and carbon emissions with the offshore Vineyard Wind project.
Southern Australia is Saving Millions of Dollars and Tons of Energy Thanks to Battery
The southern part of Australia has already saved $18 million this past year by investing in Tesla’s Hornsdale Power Reserve Battery.
Tesla Plans to Help Samoa Convert to 100% Renewable Energy
Tesla is helping the island of Samoa run its power off of renewable energy sources with the help of a battery storage system and software system, while cutting back on fossil fuel consumption.
California Reaches 2020 Emissions Goals Early
A recent report of 2016’s carbon emissions show that the state has dropped below the level of 1990 emissions.
The UK to Require Car Charging Capabilities in New Homes
The country is on its way to developing and implementing technology that will open doors to a cleaner future, with car charging required in new homes.
Samsung Joins Renewable Energy Pledge
The world’s largest smartphone manufacturer has made ambiguous promises to join the charge toward a more sustainable world of tech.
Billionaires Investing in New Energy Solutions
Breakthrough Energy Ventures is a collective of billionaires looking to change the face of energy.
Attention City Managers: Smart Roadways Are Coming. Here’s What to Expect
In order to prepare for a future with smart roadways, city managers should consider their benefits, challenges, and understand how the technology will work.
Businesses Taking Control of Renewable Energy Progress
Corporate and municipal organizations have begun to take responsibility for the government’s oversight regarding the importance of clean and renewable energy.
