Solar Power

The first solar-powered flight around the world will take off from and touch down in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates, officials announced today (Sept. 25).

Addressing climate change is not only crucial for preserving the environment, it also makes good economic sense, some politicians and business leaders say.

With changing economics, wind and solar energy just make sense.

A clever new idea could save renewable energy for when the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining.

London is going all in with sustainable energy. The world's largest solar-powered bridge — spanning the River Thames — was unveiled Wednesday (Jan. 22) in the British metropolis.

For those living in wintry climates, snow accumulation may pose a problem.

People without access to dependable electricity often turn to dirty, even dangerous kerosene lanterns, so Panasonic is giving away 100,000 solar lanterns to communities in need.

Americans produced a record amount of solar and wind energy in 2012, and will likely continue doing so this year with government tax incentives and technological advancements in renewable energy.

The solar-powered aircraft finished its historic cross-country flight with absolutely zero fuel, though it had to land early due to a ripped wing.