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L.A. showroom for all-electric sports car Tesla Roadster starts at $107,000 and waitlist is 15 months |
All-electric car set for U.S. sales in '09 Silicon Valley investors team up with Norway's Think carmaker |
Maker of electric cars sues rival Silicon Valley's Tesla says designer took secrets for its plug-in hybrid |
Big 3 beat soundly on list of green automakers Focus on biofuel at expense of hybrids helps put Americans behind curve |
Wind turbines join high-rise towers Developers of Bahrain center hope they will produce 15 percent of power |
Solar balloons to power remote areas? Photovoltaic panels could cover blimp-size surfaces to power areas below |
GM: Volt plug-in hybrid 'No. 1 priority' Battery, design labs opened to journalists as part of 'reality' check |
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Boeing plane flies on hydrogen, fuel cells Boeing touts green, electric power for auxiliary use on large aircraft |
Calif. drops target for zero-emission cars 12 states to adopt new regulation; health, environmental groups upset |
Sailor sets off on wave-powered boat Solar panels will power microwave during 4,000 mile, 10-week trip |
Electric vehicles a drain on water resources? Study finds electricity uses three times as much water as gasoline |
Factory making huge wind blades opens Colorado factory builds 6-ton blades that are up to 144-feet long |
Energy Star washers to get greener Washing machines will have to be more energy efficient starting in 2009 |
Electric vehicles get a big backer: GE Giant invests $24 million in Norwegian Think vehicles, U.S. battery maker |
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Cosmic Log: Download a new telescope Science editor Alan Boyle's Weblog: After months of internal testing, Microsoft Research releases its World Wide Telescope sky-guide software for the public to play with. |
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Power blowin' in the wind April 21: NBC's Anne Thompson reports from Horse Hollow in West Texas, the world's largest wind farm. Today show |
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Green power in the high desert Aug. 11: Amid all the talk of alternative sources of energy, one site in California's Mojave desert is already getting a head start. NBC's Martin Fletcher reports. Nightly News |
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