For the first time on an industrial scale, hydrogen produced using wind power is being injected into the natural gas grid in Germany.

A U.S. report shows distributed wind, while still a very small player, making big gains in 2012, with 175 megawatts newly installed.

Conservatives seize on a new bird-fatality estimate for wind power, but a closer look suggests it might be a lot of hot air.

Want to avoid lackluster performance from a small wind system? The DOE offers lessons learned about proper siting that it says can help.

It took 17,000 years of CPU calculations, but Harvard and the world now has an open catalog of 2.3 million organic compounds that could be made into solar cells.

E.On says it successfully ran a test on a German power to gas system in which wind powers hydrogen production for use in the natural gas system.

The first floating wind turbine in U.S. history goes upright and onto the water in Brewer, Maine, on Friday, on its way to being put in place and connected to the grid.

If fuel-cell vehicles are ever going to get anywhere, they’ll need places to fuel up, and the public-private H2USA initiative is aimed at developing the infrastructure.