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| Portugal Power Plant Captures Sun and Ecomagination |  |
| Not far from Lisbon, Portugal you will find one of the planet`s largest solar power... |
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| Cheap power promised for Indians by 2015 | |
| "Solar Photovoltaic (SPV) is very popular in far-flung villages and human habitations where the grid power supply is erratic and the quality of power rather poor." Bangalore: Be it thermal, solar or wind energy, the Central Power Research Institute is harnessing all possible sources to provide electricity to all Indians at an affordable price by 2015. via Sify.com |
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| Evolution Markets to Host REC Auction for Wind Power from Maritime Academy | |
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| NSSO Ponders Harvesting Solar Energy Via Satellites | |
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| Energy East`s Upgrade to Hydroelectric Plants to Reach 58 MW | |
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| Waverly Light and Power Will Pursue Wind Turbines | |
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| Maryland Expands RPS: 1,500 MW Solar by 2022 | |
| With solar corporations like BP Solar and Sun Edison already headquartered in the state, the passage of legislation earlier this week requiring the development of 1,500 megawatts (MW) of solar energy by 2022 puts Maryland in the "upper echelon" of solar-supporting states in the U.S. In addition, the bill raises the net metering cap from 200 kilowatts (kW) to 2 MW. |
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| Vectren Seeks Approval for Green Power Product | |
| Vectren Energy Delivery of Indiana, which serves about 140,000 electricity customers in southwestern Indiana, has petitioned the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) for approval of a 30-MW wind energy purchase from an Indiana-based wind project that will be used to supply a new green power program.
Under the program, residential and small commercial customers will be able to purchase 100-kWh blocks of renewable energy at a yet-to-be-determined monthly price, likely to be from $2 to $3 per block (2¢/kWh to 3¢/kWh). All customers will also have ... |
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| NFL`s Eagles Encourages Employees to Purchase Green Power | |
| The Philadelphia Eagles football organization announced that it will reimburse its employees living in the Philadelphia region and New Jersey who purchase wind energy. The announcement came at the 2007 NFL Business Summit at which the Eagles were to present its Go Green campaign as part of a program for NFL team representatives to share best practices in the areas of business, marketing, and community relations. The program is being conducted in conjunction with |
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