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Exit Sign Guide
This briefing from the U.S. Department of Energy focuses on an often-overlooked aspect of building efficiency: illuminated exit signs. Read More
Fetzer Vineyards to Host U.S. Wine Industry's Largest Solar Array
Fetzer Vineyards has announced a collaborative effort to develop the largest solar energy vineyard project in the U.S. Read More
London to Cut Emissions with Radically Green Building Regs
London's new developments will have to generate 20% of their own energy from renewables as the capital radically revises its development plan to cut carbon emissions, Mayor Ken Livingstone has announced. Read More
Ripe for the Picking: Have We Exhausted the Low-Hanging Fruit in the Industrial Sector?
April 2006 study aims to determine whether the abundant, low-cost efficiency opportunities available to industrial facilities in the '70s still exist today. Read More
Harnessing Daylight for Energy Savings
Designing buildings properly and controlling glare and solar heat gain can cut energy bills by more than half. By David Kozlowski Read More
Clean-Energy Trends 2006
For the first time in modern history, clean-energy technologies are becoming cost-competitive with their "dirtier" counterparts, says this report. Read More
Energy-Related Carbon Emissions in Manufacturing
Report finds manufacturing produces more than a quarter of the total U.S. energy-related carbon emissions. Read More
Are renewable energy credits (RECs) and carbon offsets exchanged in totally different markets, with little crossover potential f
ClimateBiz expert Dr. Mark C. Trexler tackles your questions on managing climate risk. Read More
Energy Use in the Steel Industry
A primer on past and present methods of reducing energy use in the steel industry. Read More
Albertsons Nets 1 Billion Kilowatt Hours
Boise-based Albertsons says it has saved about 1 billion kilowatt hours of electricity since 2000 by continually improving new store designs and aggressively retrofitting old ones. By Linda Anderson Read More