History, his own family's and that which lives in books, drives his work ethic, and it may not be long before the rest of the world drinks in the New Castle native's system that purifies water with concentrated solar power.
This week, environmental advocacy group Citizens For Pennsylvania's Future announced its search for honorees to be applauded as Green Power Heroes at the group's Green Power Awards luncheons in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh this fall.
Wilkes University has announced their sustainability management program, a mostly-online course designed for corporate, mid-level managers to increase energy savings and reduce environmental impact at their companies.
In an effort to expand energy-efficient development in Eastern Pa and Delaware, the Delaware Valley Green Building Council has localized their efforts with regional branches. Their newest, the Bucks-Montgomery branch, opened this week.
Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern PA breathed a sigh of relief as the passing of the state budget revealed $2.4 million in new funding for early-stage companies across its 32-county footprint.
The Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership has announced a collaboration with Chamber Choice and On Demand Energy to create a group rate plan for businesses looking to save money on their energy bill.
CMU's Robotics Engineering Center announced its partnership with North Caspian Operating Company this week. The team has been commissioned to build a human-sized gas detection robot for use on Middle Eastern oil rigs.
Center County inventor Mark Leiby was announced the winner of the Ben Franklin Technology Partners and Pennsylvania Technical Assistance Program New Energy Idea Contest on Tuesday for his carbon vaporizer.
New Jersey renewable energy company Vanguard Energy announced the opening of a new office in Bethlehem, creating 5-10 green energy jobs and taking advantage of new state incentives.
A multi-state partnership between community colleges is set to create a training and recruitment plan for the Marcellus Shale footprint thanks to a $4.964M grant from the U.S. Department of Labor.