Public Service Company of New Mexico has come up with a plan for incorporating renewable energy into its portfolio, and it's very different from an initial
Each year, nearly 5,000 people in the United States are treated in hospital emergency rooms for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning.
The 28-page Green Job Guidebook is a resource for job seekers, students, guidance counselors, career advisors, policy makers and anyone else interested in
New Mexico will receive stimulus funds to develop green jobs in the state.
New Mexico regulators have given the state's largest utility another three weeks to turn in a filing that spells out how it will incorporate renewable energy
North America's largest solar energy services provider and a Western utility have announced plans to install five photovoltaic solar facilities in southeastern
New Mexico regulators have made a decision that clears the way for customers to take advantage of third-party power purchase agreements with renewable energy
Sandia National Laboratories will receive more than $9 million over three years to develop advanced water power technologies under a Department of Energy
Some $4.2 million in federal stimulus funds is going to help Sandia National Laboratories improve its Battery Abuse Testing Laboratory to develop low-cost
Less than nine months after starting its Albuquerque manufacturing plant, Schott Solar Inc. announced Thursday it has expanded production of photovoltaic
Instead of hauling your Christmas tree to the landfill, recycle it for garden mulch.
Jemez Pueblo is ready to study the geothermal energy potential locked thousands of feet beneath its reservation, but the federal government has yet to deliver
New Mexico's elected officials want to develop a strategic plan to make the state a leader in the biofuels industry.
New Mexico State University's Arrowhead Center will figure out how many green jobs New Mexico has so the state has a baseline to measure anticipated future
A team of scientists says warming weather has played a role in forest dieback in New Mexico, and new evidence suggests the same thing may be happening around
Visible Light Solar, an Albuquerque-based business, is getting attention from across the country for its unique green technology.
