It was another rough week for China’s once booming solar manufacturers, who are already reeling from overcapacity and major subsidy drawbacks in the European market.

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Asia Report: Solar Stocks Tumble After Tariff Ruling

Nobody is guaranteeing the success of Germany’s seminal energy revolution, not yet. As good as the timetable looks, there are still a lot of unknowns.

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Germany’s Storage Conundrum

They say nothing can get done in Washington, D.C. on the issue of clean energy, which has become a political lightening rod over the last year. With Congress at a high watermark of partisanship, accusations abound on Capitol Hill that American energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies and the policies that support them are job killers and a money-wasting hoax on taxpayers

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Mission Critical: A Clean Energy Call to Arms

Sinking revenues and shrinking policy support may be causing a bit of a haze on the renewable energy horizon, but there’s plenty of sunshine trying to peek through if you look hard enough.

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Five Shining Examples of Renewable Energy Innovation and Investment

Seven months after a trade investigation was launched, American solar companies and Chinese solar manufacturers will finally get a clear picture of the challenges ahead.

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Asia Report: Solar Dumping Announcement Set for May 17

Confusion reigned following Maxwell Technologies’ (NASD:MXWL) earnings call Thursday night.

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Maxwell Technologies (MXWL): Buy or Steal?

No form of energy really emits zero emissions, and that’s a point that’s both missed by casual advocates and overstated by strident critics.

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Study Compares Energy Sources From ‘Cradle-to-Grave’

Last February, a group of anti-wind activists gathered in Washington, DC. Their goal: establish a coordinated, nation-wide program of “wind warriors” who could be dispatched to fight the industry anywhere, anytime.

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Memo: Group Wants To Create Fake Grassroots Wind ‘Subversion’ Campaign That ‘Should Appear As A Groundswell’

Construction has begun on what will become Chile’s largest wind farm, a 115-megawatt development in the Antofagasta region in the northern part of the country.

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Latin America Report: Work Starts on Chile’s Largest Wind Farm

Iceland may soon spread its vast wealth of geothermal energy to the UK.

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UK In Talks with Iceland to Establish Geothermal Interconnector