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On average, small and midsize businesses in the United States use 15 kWh of electricity annually, mostly on lighting, heating, and cooling.

Trying to assess whether or not your solar power system is functioning optimally may be difficult without prior solar energy knowledge, or if you aren’t physically present to constantly track its production.

World Water Week 2021 opened on Monday 23 August with the theme of building resilience. Over five days, 16,200 participants from 170 countries will debate the major challenges linked to water

The minister stressed the need for a responsive multilateral framework that ensures a fair share of the carbon budget for each country, along with Common but Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities and the Polluters Pay…

Our homes are our cradles, now more than ever. With the global pandemic continuing to affect and restrict us, our homes will continue to shape our livelihoods and impact our wellbeing.

We are very excited to announce our new Knowledge Center: the tool to make you the smartest person in the room!

Waste is an inevitable aspect of being human in today’s world — or so most people believe. But what if we told you that reducing and even eliminating waste is possible?

A new digital sustainability report highlights progress to reduce water use and greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030 and 100% by 2050.

With an eye toward a zero-carbon energy future, GE researchers are partnering with top chemists and engineers from UC Berkeley and the University of South Alabama.

Steel is ubiquitous. The most commonly used metal for nearly two centuries, it is a key component in nearly all infrastructures that supports our modern industrial society.