The fight over how to power the developing world

Clean energy advocates see a big opening to bring power to the world's estimated 2 billion people living in "energy poverty" or without electricity. But energy incumbents aren't likely to willingly give up potential customers. Read More

Why Tesla's hometown is investing in microgrids

Private and public entities collaborate to build resiliency for critical infrastructure and contribute to the goals of a truly smart city. Read More

Apple's quest for a 100% renewably powered supply chain

With a foray into deforestation policy and solar energy in China, Apple is moving into a new phase of its sustainability goals. Read More

4 ways to invest in the low-carbon economy

Clean energy investment options are increasing for companies and consumers alike. Read More

Climate change and the rise of the 'advocacy investor'

Are sustainability-focused shareholders forcing Wall Street to to take environmental issues seriously, or is it business as usual? Read More

What Yahoo's energy efficiency strategy borrows from farms

The company is investing in renewable energy under the direction of sustainability chief Christina Page, but Yahoo's biggest impact comes from new data center design innovation. Read More

Are carbon-removing gas stations the future of transportation?

The disruption that has altered many industries has spared gas stations. But as climate change increases, so does the need for innovation at the pump. Read More

Is Dubai the capital of the green economy?

A city known for oil and social iniquity is becoming a juggernaut in the realm of clean energy and sustainable development. Read More

Crunching the economics of Tesla's energy storage solution

Consumers are excited about the Powerwall battery for homes, but the scalable Powerpack for utilities could make an even bigger impact on how we finance energy storage. Read More

Bank of America joins the parade to shift away from fossil fuels

The financial services company's shift away from coal comes after other large investors, such as HSBC and the Rockefeller Foundation, similarly distanced themselves from segments of the fossil fuel industry. Read More