Even as EVs appeal to feminine sensibilities, they can likewise appeal to the testosterone-fueled, tech-savvy masculine side of some of us (men and women).

What will it really take for the Big Apple to drive EV adoption and hopefully clean up its air in the process?

Germany—the world’s number four economy and Europe’s number one—has lately provided an impressive model of what a well-organized industrial society can achieve in clean energy.

Empower Generation focuses on solar LED lighting in developing nations by empowering entrepreneurial women to take the lead.

In a world where cost is king, Australia is proving that it can be a unique model for continued solar adoption.

Smart parking, in addition to promising near-term reductions in emissions and fuel use, turns out to be an ideal test bed from which to kick start a full transportation system overhaul.

The yield on crowdfunded solar power investments appears to compensate investors for any additional risk they’re taking on.

Japan, China, and India add strong reasons to expect the already-underway renewable revolution will scale even further and faster.

Let’s not forget the way most of us actually drive, and how today’s EVs are incredibly compatible with those habits. It’s in their sweet spot.

Direct drive wind turbines are seen by some as the future of the wind industry given their lifespan and durability.