With the growing concern over climate change and emissions reductions, automakers are responding by developing cars with low to zero emissions

Though European countries rely mostly on onshore wind power, the offshore wind industry continues to pique investor interest, prompting analysts to expect increased growth in the coming years

Initial yearend reports rounding up the green industry for venture capital investments on renewable energy technologies point to a steady performance in 2009 and a promising 2010

Predictions on the future of the low-carbon economy are mushrooming. ECOSEED puts in its two cents on what can potentially become some of the green industry’s biggest dealmakers this year

The wide windy plains of Texas are turning out to be the best thing ever for the state’s renewable energy program

The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference in December was just the tip of the iceberg of what turned out to be an eventful year for the clean energy sector. ECOSEED puts together the top 10 stories for this year

One of the first things anyone who lives in Brazil learns is the famous "jeitinho brasileiro" (Brazilian little way), or the ability to find some loophole, a legal backdoor, or some little-known or used judicial tool to get things done

The World Economic Forum has awarded 26 companies that represent the most innovative start-ups worldwide involved in the development of a technology that will have a critical impact on business and society

Since 1904, throngs of people have watched the Times Square ball drop at the first strike of a new year. This year, they will gather to watch a “greener” ball powered by kinetic energy and energy-saving light-emitting diode lights fall down

With fossil fuel-driven climate change growing more controversial in the global agenda, proponents have been pushing nuclear power to be christened as renewable energy source on the grounds that it produces little or no greenhouse gas

Researchers are figuring out ways on how to develop cleaner energy fuel alternatives without sacrificing automobile integrity and performance. A new breed of technology being espoused by several green energy entrepreneurs may just be the solution to the worldwide clamor for fast, low-emission vehicles

Climate change is in this decade’s list of top words, according to an organization which monitors our language. But if words define who we are, what does it speak of us to be characterized by a divisive, even tragic, phrase?

Electric vehicles are for the moment the star of the climate show. But its star may not shine too long, if we will look back at what happened to its predecessor – cars powered by ethanol