Energy Report

Maintaining solid connections with its existing companies amps up Virginia Beach’s headquarters and FDI portfolios in one fell swoop.

As doubts grow about biofuel support in the U.S., a bi-national project takes off in Mexico.

A Hong Kong-based solar manufacturing and power company ramps up at record speed to reach the world’s markets at the right time.

Smart vehicle technology sets its sights on Chicago.

Ford takes first steps toward solar energy use at manufacturing sites.

A California electric car maker wants to employ as many as 1,000 workers at a battery plant in Ohio. All it needs is that DOE loan.

Need to justify an on-site solar installation? These resources may provide answers … or at least provoke the right questions.

A potent economic and energy force – nuclear power – is changing the old acronym ‘NIMBY’ into ‘YIMBY.’

On June 30, 2010, TransCanada commenced commercial operation of the first phase of the US$12-billion Keystone Pipeline System,

In a Site Selection profile of Adobe Systems’ sustainability and energy efforts in January 2009, we learned that, in addition to its top-shelf

Territories reward all manner of renewable energy use and green behavior. But the ultimate renewable, however unglamorous, may be the innovative technologies and policies that drive better energy efficiency.

Qadruple backup power and a move-in-ready building made the New Orleans area the logical choice for the WorldWinds Inc. super-computer.

Have you ever wished you were monolithically integrated? If you’re a thin-film solar panel from California, then you have.

A landmark eminent domain victory in Jacksonville two years ago is finally moving toward imminent imports of Colombian coal.

The federal moratorium on deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas “is and was unnecessary from the outset,” says a former oil industry insider who now campaigns for affordable energy in the U.S.

Energy Parks are a smart and sustainable asset for areas with surplus industrial property. A Charlotte park under development is leading by example.

This article is the second in a two-part series detailing two proposed regional innovation clusters whose collaborators remain committed to the goals and objectives outlined in their E-RIC proposals.

Anthony Perdigao, VP of Operations at Zotos (fourth from right), leads the team and local officials in the ceremonial groundbreaking of the company’s $7-million, 3.3 MW wind-energy project, the largest wind plan of any manufacturer in the U.S. Joining him are New York State Senator Michael Nozzolio (fourth from left); state Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb (third from right); and Geneva Mayor Stu Einstein (second from right). Also joining them are the Zotos wind project team, including Mark Massa of Plant IQ (far right); Ross Gansz, senior director of procurement/operations at Zotos (third from left); Jack O’Donnell, director of finance at Zotos (second from left); and Al Hawker, senior manager, environmental and safety at Zotos (far left).
New York photos courtesy of Zotosn the tranquil Finger Lakes community of Geneva, N.Y., the company known for inventing the machine-less permanent wave 80 years ago

The city known for its bicycles is gaining just as strong a reputation for the quiet buzz of electric mobility.

The Greater Philadelphia Innovation Cluster recently won $129.7 million in funding from federal sources to create a Regional Energy Innovation Cluster (E-RIC).

Forget white-collar and blue-collar jobs. A new two-year technical college in Colorado targets the green-collar workers of the future

It’s been 12 years since Dr. John A. McLachlan, director of the Center for Bioenvironmental Research (CBR) at Tulane and Xavier Universities

Carbon Sequestration: Getting Off the Dime