Toyota Motor will pay a massive $180 million fine to settle a U.S. Justice Department complaint that the carmaker violated reporting requirements of the Environmental Protection Agency’s
Months into the race for an effective coronavirus vaccine, Pfizer seems to have carved a significant lead after early studies show its vaccine has yielded promising
The year hasn’t gone well for oil companies. First, an economic war fought between two of the biggest countries in oil production, Saudi Arabia and Russia, led
Arkansas expanded its solar infrastructure by more than 500 percent in 2018 according to a recent report, reflecting a burgeoning national trend of increasing solar
The U.S. Department of Energy will spend $115 million to develop advanced fuels for “next-generation reactors,” the WSJ reports. The money will go into a
An English company claims to have developed the world’s first electric vehicle charging station powered by hydrogen fuel cells. Typically, electric vehicle chargers draw electricity
The Energy Show host Barry Cinnamon gives listeners insight on what causes their electric bills to be so expensive. He then offers advice on savvy
Clean Energy Credit Union puts savings toward clean energy investments. John Farrell, director of the Energy Democracy Initiative at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, spoke
Live in New York, Bloomberg editor Eric Roston joins The Energy Gang to discuss the progress of the clean energy landscape and by what standard
Host Jeff McMahon and guests Koichiro Ito (University of Chicago researcher), Bob Rosner (University of Chicago physicist), and Kathleen Cagney (University of Chicago sociologist) discuss
Solar panels may be good for the environment. Their look, however, is less than good for a backyard’s beauty. A Boston-based solar panel company is
As the technology behind electric scooters and e-bikes further improves their speed and range, Americans have increasingly turned to alternate means of transportation to avoid
