Solar power

Industry advocates have predicted more job losses are on the way as 30 percent tariff sets in.

The move will stifle an entire industry.

These synthetic structures could be made into glass or textiles that could absorb sunlight one day.

The solar panels use tiny organisms to photosynthesize sunlight, converting it into energy.

A new generation of see-through solar cell technology could harvest energy from building and car windows as well as cell phones.

Panda Green Energy hopes the fun design will get children interested in renewable energy.

The president is betting that harnessing the power of the sun will decrease the cost of the wall.

Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement makes it more likely the solar Silicon Valley will be located overseas.

The amount of water in the atmosphere equates to around 10 percent of all the freshwater lakes on Earth. Harnessing it could change the lives of millions.

Thanks to improved technology and affordable lease-to-own payment schemes, rural homes are lighting up with computers, TVs and more.

The experimental aircraft landed in Seville on Thursday morning.

Pilot Bertrand Piccard took a photo from outside the Si2 cockpit during the round-the-world flight.

The solar-powered plane demonstrates the possibilities of clean energy.

Ten blue Polycrystalline panels, Ikea said, are enough to power a standard semi-detached house.

While Corey Lewandowski was battling against taxpayer-funded green-energy projects, he privately sought funds for a solar power company.

Ambitious renewable energy plans by MGM Resorts, Wynn, and Las Vegas Sands are overshadowed by an ongoing battle with regulators and the state’s biggest utility.

Japan’s new floating solar power plant will provide enough electricity to power 5,000 homes.

The moves are part of Obama's "broader vision" for ameliorating the effects of climate change.

If saving the planet doesn’t make you switch to solar, maybe the price will.

Designers in the Netherlands have built a bike path that generates solar power.

From lighting your television screen to sterilizing polluted water, how the new Nobel laureates’ inventions can change the world

Forget black solar panels: the future is transparent and comes from reflective glass on our buildings and our gadgets