1. GM exec confirms 2014 Chevrolet Cruze plug-in hybrid model
The Chevrolet Cruze compact sedan is an important car for General Motors. It's hugely outselling its...
2. Solar power prices more competitive than generally thought, says BNEF
Power from solar panels is much closer to price competitiveness with fossil fuel-generated electricity than...
3. Koch brothers positioned to benefit heavily if Keystone XL Pipeline is approved
The Keystone XL pipeline, awaiting a thumbs up or down on a presidential permit, would increase the import of...
4. British team cancels geoengineering experiment
A U.K. project that is examining the feasibility of geoengineering the Earth's climate to reduce global...
5. Outgoing ARPA-E head Majumdar resigns from DOE
Arun Majumdar, a top Energy Department official, will leave the agency next month, Energy Secretary Steven Chu...
6. New concentrated PV plant in Colorado is biggest on the US grid
Until just a few days ago, the Hatch five-megawatt concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) installation in New Mexico...
7. New cement-making method could slash carbon emissions
Researchers at George Washington University have bolted together an ungainly contraption that they say...
8. Ford unveils 100 MPGe plug-in hybrid 2013 Fusion Energi
Among Ford's various available powertrain options for the recently unveiled 2013 Ford Fusion is the...
9. Tesla’s Musk says Model S sold out; profit likely in 2013
Tesla Motors Inc. (TSLA), a U.S. maker of electric cars, is sold out of next year’s production of its new Model...
10. DBM Energy's record-breaking KOLIBRI battery passes German government tests
When DBM Energy made its record-breaking drive from Munich to Berlin, Germany on a single charge of the KOLIBRI...
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