Tesla’s repayment of its $465 million government loan will happen “prob Wed” tweets co-founder and CEO Elon Musk. That’s, like, nine years early.

The installation of two turbines in Iceland last December brought the number of countries with large-scale wind power to an even 100.

Negotiated settlements to trade disputes with China could “essentially carve up the global solar panel market into a series of regional markets.”

Plug In America says that somewhere in the U.S. on Monday, the 100,000th plug-in car was sold since the introduction of the latest generation of EVs in late 2010.

The EU is close to slapping punitive duties on Chinese solar imports, but Germany for one wants to see a negotiated settlement.

The lower-priced Nissan Leaf is selling better in 2013, particularly in West Coast areas that have extensive charging infrastructure.

A government-backed project in California appears to be succeeding at retrofitting an ethanol plant to produce desperately sought cellulosic biofuels.

Corvus Energy announces the commissioning of the formerly all diesel-electric Prinsesse Benedikte as a hybrid, for use between Germany and Denmark.

The “Strawscaper” by Belatchew Arkitekter in Stockholm would use piezoelectric technology to turn the movement of air into electricity.

The tiny Smart fortwo EV is making its way to U.S. dealers, and the company says you can buy or lease the vehicle with or without the battery.