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| L.A. to turn sludge from treated wastewater into energy |  |
| "There is a great deal of interest among researchers, among operators, among other cities and utilities in exploring what can be gained as this operation moves forward" Los Angeles city officials broke ground Thursday on a renewable energy project in San Pedro they touted as an innovative way to produce electricity for about 3,000 homes while saving money, reducing truck traffic on local roadways and cutting greenhouse emissions.Officials unveiled the five-year plan at the city`s Terminal Island Water Reclamation Plant, calling it a first-of-its-kind in the country that could serve as a model for other cities.`This renewable energy project is absolutely electrifying,` Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa said in announcing the plan, which is part of a broader effort to increase the city`s use of alternative energy sources. `It will save money and make money.` Read more |
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| Renewable Energy Burlingame-Style | |
| "This uses the methane gas and creates electricity. Instead of burning it, we reuse it." A wastewater treatment device that captures methane, a byproduct of treated waste, and produces renewable energy from methane gas is set to launch next week in the city`s facility on Airport Boulevard. via Burlingame Voice |
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| House passes renewable energy bill | |
| "We hope the Senate agrees with today`s vote and invests its support behind renewable wood-to-energy (facilities) in New Hampshire." CONCORD "" The state House on Thursday voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill that would require electric companies to include a minimum percentage of renewable, low-emission power in the electricity they ... via Portsmouth Herald |
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