Visible Light Solar, an Albuquerque-based business, is getting attention from across the country for its unique green technology.

Federal stimulus funding has been awarded to Los Alamos County for a hydroelectric project in northern New Mexico.

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Nick Kuhn, the Albuquerque city forester, talks about a project that will make Albuquerque the fourth city in the nation to get an urban forest.

Public schools around New Mexico will get a crack at part of $10 million in federal stimulus funds to develop photovoltaic or solar electric systems.

California and New Mexico companies are planning to build a $130 million, 22-megawatt photovoltaic solar plant near Elephant Butte.

Otero County is spending up to $20,000 to study whether it's feasible to turn cattails into fuel.

A New Mexico-based energy technology company says it plans to develop what it calls the world's first utility-scale, zero-emissions hydrogen power plant.

Gov. Bill Richardson says the state of New Mexico will try to cut down on its energy use during periods of peak demand.

Nearly 370 square miles in far northern New Mexico will be protected as a national conservation area under legislation introduced by U.S. Sen. Jeff Bingaman.

New Mexico's Department of Transportation is retrofitting street lights at 380 intersections throughout the state with energy-saving light-emitting diodes,

Goodwill Industries of New Mexico is offering residents a way to responsibly dispose of old computer equipment and benefit the charity.

Waste Management is helping New Mexicans safely dispose of old televisions that are getting replaced in preparation for next week's transition to all-digital

Waste Management is offering a recycling program to help New Mexico residents recycle their old televisions and other electronics.

Xcel Energy's Southwestern Public Service Company plans to diversify its renewable energy portfolio and is seeking proposals for new biomass resources.