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The Energy Secretary is expected to set out proposals next month to allocate up to £13billion over the next four years as part of the Government's warm homes plan. According to The Times, a shift in ...

Plug Power, Inc. (NASDAQ: PLUG) shares rose on Wednesday after the company announced a major milestone in renewable hydrogen deployment in Africa. • What should traders watch with PLUG? The update ...

The best way to make sure your air compressor lasts as long as possible is to drain the condensation out of the holding tank. If you're like me and you forget for months on end, this might be a good ...

There are a few pros and cons of a DIY oil change. For instance, a stuck oil filter is one of the issues that can stump home mechanics. Fortunately, filters usually give way when employing specialty ...

Google recently decided that the freedom afforded by Android was a bit too much and announced developer verification, a system that will require developers outside the Google Play platform to register ...

Google is working to make it easier for ‘experienced users’ to install apps made by unverified developers. The company is building a new ‘advanced flow’ that allows these users to accept the risks of ...

Across the board, there are a few maintenance tasks that are incredibly simple on most vehicles. Swapping out windshield wiper blades, replacing the cabin air filter, and even repairing small cracks ...

Marc Santos is a Guides Staff Writer from the Philippines with a BA in Communication Arts and over six years of experience in writing gaming news and guides. He plays just about everything, from ...

SLINGERLANDS, N.Y. - Plug Power Inc. (NASDAQ:PLUG), whose shares currently trade at $2.52 with a market cap of $2.98 billion, has started installing a 5-megawatt electrolyzer for the H2 Hollandia ...

The world of home electricity is undergoing a true revolution. Traditional built-in outlets – with their drilling, dust and wall work – are giving way to a new generation of devices: surface outlets.