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Clean-energy advocates are teaming up with legislators to boost a tax credit for people who buy electric cars.
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A new study from a leading consumer rights group says the Keystone XL Pipeline would dramatically increase the price of gas.
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Crews in Florida used 450 pounds of explosives to set off a series of 90 blasts to bring four smokestacks down in less than a minute.
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A new study from a leading consumer rights group says the Keystone XL Pipeline would dramatically increase the price of gas.
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President Obama says the proposed Keystone XL pipeline project from should only be approved if it doesn't worsen carbon pollution.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has revealed more details on a plan to expand its network of supercharging stations across the country.
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Waste Management is testing a new generation of trash trucks that run on methane pulled from Livermore's Altamont Landfill.
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Waste Management is testing a new generation of trash trucks that run on methane pulled from Livermore's Altamont Landfill.
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Consumer Reports has partnered exclusively with 7 On Your Side for a report on the latest take on three of the latest electric cars.
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If the HOV lane seems less crowded, it may be because thousands of carpool stickers are sitting in a state office, not being used.
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If the HOV lane seems less crowded, it may be because thousands of carpool stickers are sitting in a state office, not being used.
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Biodiesel fuel is now available at street corner stations for individual consumers for the first time in the Bay Area and in the nation.
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Biodiesel fuel is now available at street corner stations for individual consumers for the first time in the Bay Area and in the nation.
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UC Berkeley researchers have discovered a new way to make diesel and it's a biofuel that could be in your vehicle in five to ten years.
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UC Berkeley researchers have discovered a new way to make diesel and it's a biofuel that could be in your vehicle in five to ten years.
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San Jose-based solar panel maker SunPower revealed Tuesday that it will close some solar cell production lines in the Philippines and slash about 900 jobs, about 17 percent of SunPower's global workforce.
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Once a promising source of green energy, high-tech biofuel is being eclipsed by skin cream and food products as manufacturers shift to more lucrative products.
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Officials at the Santa Rita Jail say a new high-tech green energy system could mean they'll never another power outage again.
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Officials at the Santa Rita Jail say a new high-tech green energy system could mean they'll never another power outage again.
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President Barack Obama firmly defended his record on oil drilling Thursday, ordering the government to fast-track an Oklahoma pipeline.
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Bay area solar companies say a tax decision by the federal government will be good for business, but there could be a downside.
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Bay area solar companies say a tax decision by the federal government will be good for business, but there could be a downside.
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State Treasurer Bill Lockyer is taking steps to tighten up a $100 million tax break for alternative energy companies in California.
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State Treasurer Bill Lockyer is taking steps to tighten up a $100 million tax break for alternative energy companies in California.
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Do not celebrate lower electricity bills just yet. An expiring surcharge may get replaced with a new one, without legislative approval.
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Do not celebrate lower electricity bills just yet. An expiring surcharge may get replaced with a new one, without legislative approval.
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A new survey has named San Francisco as the greenest big city in the United States and Canada.
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More development is needed, but it appears that we will be able to pump solar energy directly into fuel tanks. Isn't that a gas?
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Two major groundbreaking ceremonies were held Friday for solar projects in California.
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Two major groundbreaking ceremonies were held Friday for solar projects in California.
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A rebate offer to encourage homeowners to install solar panels is shrinking quickly, which means disappointed homeowners.
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A rebate offer to encourage homeowners to install solar panels is shrinking quickly, which means disappointed homeowners.
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Japan's nuclear plant problems are threatening the development of nuclear power around the globe.
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Japan's nuclear plant problems are threatening the development of nuclear power around the globe.
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A nuclear power plant explosion on Japan's coast destroyed a building and made leaking radiation a major threat.
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The high fuel prices came at a perfect time for one local company whose bio-fuel business is booming.
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The high fuel prices came at a perfect time for one local company whose bio-fuel business is booming.
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Crude oil prices and President Obama's call from U.S. energy independence have re-focused attention on biofuel research.
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Crude oil prices and President Obama's call from U.S. energy independence have re-focused attention on biofuel research.
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Solo drivers in certain hybrids with a certain sticker will be getting a free pass in the carpool lane during commute hours.
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Solo drivers in certain hybrids with a certain sticker will be getting a free pass in the carpool lane during commute hours.
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Electronic car owners in the Bay Area may soon have easier access to charging stations as the Bay Area Air Quality Management District approved $5 million in funding last week to go toward developing a regional electric vehicle charging infrastructure program.
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Rail enthusiasts are working hard to preserve the remnants of San Francisco's industrial past.
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San Francisco's Embarcadero was once the gateway to the west, but today remnants of the city's industrial past are hard to find.
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Santa Clara-based Applied Materials announced Wednesday it will lay off up to 500 people as part of a restructuring plan.
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The San Francisco Food Bank rolled out its first hybrid delivery truck Wednesday.
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A glut of trained workers is standing in line to clean up on clean tech, but the job market is not living up to the hype.
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A glut of trained workers is standing in line to clean up on clean tech, but the job market is not living up to the hype.
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The Silicon Valley Leadership Group will be using next generation plug-in hybrid Prius models to wean drivers off gasoline vehicles.
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California leads the nation in the development of renewable energy, but few projects have actually gotten underway.
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