By Maria Ivanova / The Conversation February 5, 2016 Women, particularly those in developing countries, are on thefrontlines of a changing climate. Extreme weather events, deforestation and loss of biodiversity threaten […]
Net metering rules may change Nevada’s green energy strategy
By Sean Whaley Review-Journal Capital Bureau CARSON CITY — Nevada government and business leaders may have to shift at least part of their established economic development focus from renewable energy […]
Federal coal reform is a win for taxpayers, the environment and our new energy economy
By Nancy Pfund The Obama administration’s announcement that the federal government will temporarily halt new coal leases on federal public lands in order to review its coal-leasing program is a long […]
Off Grid Electric Wins Top International Renewable Energy and Sustainability Prize
By Megan Cowley Arusha — Tanzania, January 18, 2016 – Off Grid Electric, a Tanzania-based social enterprise, has been awarded the Zayed Future Energy Prize in the Small and Medium […]
Investors urge Nev. PUC to recant solar order; pro-solar crowd clogs PUC hearing
January 14, 2016 — A group of 18 venture capital investors have written Nevada’s public utility regulators, with copies to Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval and state legislators, urging the regulators […]
RallyPoint Raises $5 Million
by Erik Sass RallyPoint, a social network for current and former military service members, has raised an additional $5 million, the company revealed in a regulatory filing this week. The latest […]