Five years ago, we urged state leaders to increase investments in clean, renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power along with energy efficiency programs that can save energy and money. Tha
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Guest column: It’s time for next step with clean energy
of good work done” back then, Bradford said. But when oil dropped to $8 a barrel, “no one was concerned about energy costs for 30 years.” “There were some good designs (for solar energy systems), but they got put on hold.” When fossil fuel costs shot up again several years ago, the federal government began offering tax credits for alternative fuels such as solar,
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Huntsville firm rides the solar power wave
Two years ago, when we launched Environmental Capital, we set out to chart the tectonic shift in the global energy landscape, affecting everything from what keeps the lights on to what’s under the hoo
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Who’s Afraid of a Clean-Energy Future?
SEATTLE — A federal judge in Seattle has ordered the Washington state Republican and Libertarian parties to repay more than $70,000 in legal fees they were awarded two years ago in the lawsuit o
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Northwest Briefly: Libertarian and Republican parties owe state legal fees