$1 trillion green market seen by 2030
Global sales from clean energy sources like wind, solar and geothermal power and biofuels could grow to as much as $1 trillion a year by 2030, U.S. bank Morgan Stanley has estimated.
China could be top wind market in three years: Vestas
China could become the world's top wind power market in three to five years but will grow faster if it reforms its subsidy system, executives of major wind turbine maker Vestas said on Friday.
Solar industry sees boom in sunny Italy
Italy may soon become Europe's next frontier for solar energy as new incentives prompt investors to bet on higher returns than in Germany, which has less sun but is currently the hub of a growing global market.
Eco-millionaires see boom times ahead
Mankind's response to climate change will shift how the world gets its energy and is already making green barons out of early investors in renewable energy, clean technologies and carbon trading.
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Live Earth's first green test: clean up own mess
Organizers want to set a new standard for recycling mountains of trash and gases generated by the events.
Google aims to go carbon-neutral by end 2007
Google Inc. aims to cut or offset all of its greenhouse emissions by the end of the year, the Web search leader said on Tuesday .
Chevron, U.S. Gov't to Partner on Fuel Research
Chevron Corp and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory will work together to further develop the research of renewable energy fuels.
Ethanex Energy to Produce Ethanol in Germany
Ethanex Energy Inc., a renewable energy company, said on Wednesday it has formed an alliance with the Industrial Investment Council, an investment agency funded by the German government. The IIC will work with the energy company to establish bio-ethanol facilities in Germany.
World Bank sees offgrid energy projects a boon
Investments in offgrid energy generation projects are the quickest way to get electricity to the 1.6 billion people in the world without lights, a World Bank official said on Wednesday.
Will Alcohol-Run Cars Take Over the World?
With soaring gas prices making alternative fuels more attractive, ethanol - a grain alcohol made from a variety of crops including corn, sugarcane, barley and wheat - has become a popular alternative.
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