PPL Electric Utilities is upping its social media strategy with a new app that allows its customers to engage in friendly competition over energy consumption on Facebook.
Transit systems, large companies or school districts that maintain large fleets of buses or trucks might benefit from using natural gas as a fuel, according to a new study.
Cambridge-Lee Industries in Reading ramping up for manufacture of high-tech copper tubing for air conditioning.
Pittsburgh Energy Innovation Center breaking ground in July.
Scientists across Pennsylvania are advancing the field of nanotechnology, developing devices that depend on particles many times smaller than the thickness of a human hair.
The Marcellus Institute, recently launched at Mansfield University, will train students to work on local natural gas-drilling sites through two new degrees offering specialized training.
Grease and waste food from restaurants often ends up in landfills, but one company near Lancaster has figured out how to transform that garbage into energy.
The 5,500 people who live in the northeastern Pennsylvania town of Lehighton use electricity distributed by the borough government. In 2014, some of that power is expected to be generated by a hydroelectric plant at a nearby lake.
Tangent Energy Solutions and Sierra w/o Wire were among the big winners at the TechQuest's annual event, which featured more awards this year.
New and expanding businesses in the central and northern parts of the state now have more of a shot at getting the money they need to reach their goals.