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A utility pole supporting electrical wires in Bac Ha, Viet Nam. According to the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Report, 1.6 billion people the world over, or a quarter of humanity, live without…

Hydro transmitting towers in the Republic of Korea. 1.6 billion people, a quarter of humanity, live without electricity

A family in Tarialan, Uvs Province, Mongolia, uses a solar panel to generate power for their ger, a traditional Mongolian tent.

A view of the Korea-Hydro windmill complex in Ansan, Republic of Korea. According to the UN Millennium Development Goals Report 2007, 1.6 billion people — a quarter of humanity — live without…

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), working with its implementing partner, Nile Hope, hands over a market shed with 48 stalls in Mingkaman's Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp…

Nurek Dam and hydroelectric station, the largest dam in Tajikistan, situated in the town of Nurek.

Hellisheidi Geothermal Power Plant, located in the Hengill area, an active volcanic ridge in southwest Iceland.

Rows of peat bricks lie in the African sun at a peat mine in Burundi. Eventually this central African nation hopes to produce 30,000 tons of burnable peat annually.

Cow dung cakes being prepared to be used in biogas plants in the village of Ugala. Gobar or biogas plant comprises a digester of adequate size to ferment in an efficient manner cow dung, urine, night…

A view of drones projecting images over the East River advocating awareness of the Sustainable Development Goals and Climate Change ahead of the SDG Summit and the General Assembly Debate at UN…

Oil was the cheapest form of energy until relatively recently. The industrial world thrived on it. Many countries became dependent for their food on its byproducts - fertilizers and pesticides. Other…

The sun shinning brightly over Knoxville,Tennessee. Because of the high price of oil, more and more countries are conducting experiments aimed at harnessing sun's energy for domestic use.