Energy stories in the news this week covered everything from wind and electric vehicle tax credits to the huge number of advance orders for the new Tesla.

There are a lot of new lighting options out there today, so Clean Energy Resource Teams (CERTs) has created the Right Light Guide to help you find your way through the lighting aisle at the hardware store.

2.20.12 // You’re invited to have coffee with Representative Betty McCollum and talk about clean energy solutions.

This month, Bike Walk Twin Cities and the collaborators of Bike Walk Week are hosting a celebration of walking through a social media campaign called the Winter Walkoff.

Michael Noble discusses Fresh Energy’s policy vision for the 2012 Minnesota legislative session in this member webinar.

Over the past week, energy news in the Midwest covered everything from unhealthy mercury levels in babies on Minnesota’s North Shore to a controversial firing of the state’s PUC chair.

While we’re still getting the hang of electric vehicles in the United States, in Europe, they’re already folding them up.

Have you ever wanted to have a professional energy expert visit your home and identify all the ways energy and money is slipping through the cracks? Sounds expensive, right? It’s not. Thanks to Community Energy Services, it’s only $30 for Minneapolis residents.

Michael Noble, executive director of Fresh Energy, issued a statement on the Minnesota Senate’s decision to deny Ellen Anderson as PUC chair.

This week’s Midwest Energy News covered everything from the oil and gas industries’ synonym search for “fracking” and the impact of mercury on a bat’s ability to avoid wind turbines.