The Daily Caller

Industry has seen a number of high-profile bankruptcies

Opponents say the tax will discourage consumers from purchasing efficient vehicles

Obama re-election ad targets Koch brothers, touts ‘green tech’ jobs, claims credit for reduced foreign-oil dependence while Obama rejects new Canadian pipeline

‘The failure of the Solyndra LLC is perhaps the best known example – but just one’

‘Battery technology being what it is at the moment, it’s not surprising that the dirt bike specialists at KTM were the first to feel they could put together a decent offering’

Beacon Power, Nevada Geothermal Power in tough financial straits, polling shows the public is wearying of DOE loan program

Volt drains power from economy, Obama’s 2012 campaign

115-year-old electric car gets same 40 miles to the charge as Chevy Volt

New bacterium can turn cellulose into butanol

Government officials renege on promise to reimburse residents who installed solar panels on their homes

Advocacy groups will be paying close attention to the president’s speech, pritmary concern is EPA fight

In his weekly radio address, President Obama targets his predecessor’s ‘failed energy policies’

Businesses push cap and trade for government cash; fail to recognize bill’s long term implications

The new car could help usher in a new generation of electric cars, but there’s more at stake here than a technological breakthrough: The fate of GM and its workers

Buyers were willing to overlook Toyota’s safety troubles the last few months thanks to zero-percent financing and other deals, but as the lure of incentives fades, Toyota has a tough job

Research shows that every green job created through government mandates or subsidies, actually cost more jobs than it creates

Gore likened his mission to Kennedy’s call to put a man on the moon in a decade, but it’s Gore who needs to come down to Earth

Nissan Motor Co. says its Leaf electric car will cost $32,780 when it goes on sale in the U.S. at the end of the year

With an ailing economy, nearly double-digit unemployment and a sense among Washington lawmakers that something, anything, must be done to “create” jobs, politicians of both political stripes have turned to “green” jobs as the panacea to cure all ills.