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Students at UCSB’s Bren School conducted a pilot for a behavior-based program aimed at lowering energy consumption on campus.

Shape plays a fundamental role in the properties of a new high tech material developed by UCSB materials scientist Jonathan Berger.

EnerNOC and ADT deals indicate progress for the startup’s new focus as a commercial property portfolio energy manager.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) are honoring 128 businesses and organizations…

Low-carbon leadership has not only paid dividends for California’s environment and citizens, but it has also transformed and…

Global installed revenue for the energy storage enabling technology (ESET) market is expected to grow from $605.8 million in 2015 to $21…

New solar generation made up for four-fifths of California’s lost hydro production in 2014.

California's electrical grid has a problem -- a nice problem, but a problem nonetheless: The state often has too much power.

“What would our energy system look like if the move to a low-carbon society wasn’t left to governments and big energy companies but was…

Intel’s Jeffrey Klaus explains the advantages of software energy management for data centers.

California regulators are intensifying efforts to wring every possible electron out of common household devices.

Private investment in energy-efficient buildings renovation must increase five-fold by 2030, according to a group set up by the European…

The IEA pegged carbon dioxide emissions for 2014 at 32.3 billion metric tons - essentially the same volume as 2013, even as the global…

New direct participation program, auction mechanisms could transform the state’s demand-side grid potential.

In its annual ranking of leading graduate and professional programs, U.S. News & World Report magazine has rated two of UC Santa…