Before a solar plant was constructed on the site, there was nothing environmentally “correct” about the Tequesquite landfill in...

Rubio is rising in the polls. Does the senator from the “Sunshine State” support positive solar policies? In the roller coaster ride that...

The Energy Storage North America (ESNA) Conference, a gathering of policy, technology and market leaders in the energy storage field, was...

Church groups are speaking out in favor of wider access to solar power. “The mission of Interfaith Power & Light is to be faithful...

As everyone knows, California is enduring its worst drought in its history as a state. Gov. Brown has ordered residences and business to...

As part of our our ongoing analysis of the candidates for the 2016 presidential election, Solar Tribune examines Hillary Clinton’s stand...

The United Arab Emirates (UAE), despite its history as a major oil producing nation, is making major steps to become a solar leader as...

What would a Fiorina presidency mean for solar? After the Sept. 16th Republican presidential candidates debate, many news sources are...

What can the US learn from Britain’s Solar About-Face? In the election of May of this year, England’s Conservative party ( whose members...

The San Diego-area utility, San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) claims that rooftop solar without battery storage isn’t helping SDG&E...

Bernie Sanders presidential campaign is catching fire. What is his plan for solar? This week, in our continuing coverage of the...

Airports need lots of flat, open, unobstructed land surrounding them. Why not fill that open space with solar panels? Several large...

Over the next three years, the city of Richmond in the East Bay area will be adding solar to 130 low-income households there – without...

With solar photovoltaic (PV) panel prices going lower and lower, solar arrays are quickly taking the place of small wind power projects...

How can a huge, slow, single-seat plane change the world? One day before the United States pauses to celebrate the 239th anniversary of...

The concept of imitating natural systems in the built environment is known as “Biomimicry,” and it holds great promise for advancements...

With the price of photovoltaic (PV) panels plummeting and the advent of the era of PV “solar farms,” large scale solar thermal projects...

The PACE financing program for solar installations – standing for Property Assessed Clean Energy – has recently experienced a revival in...

Two universities in the Sacramento area are competing with 15 other college and university teams – and with each other – in the Solar...

On May 13, 2015, at Hayward, California, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) celebrated the launching of the first project by...