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Green Energy News for 24-05-2007

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Renewable Energy Package Makes Way Into Colo. Law View Articles
"This is the punch that will really bring home the economic benefit for the consumers" DENVER Four months after saying his "New Energy Economy" was more than a campaign promise, Gov. via Cbs4denver.com
Hydrogen plant for WA View Articles
"For the project to be economic and able to compete effectively in the electricity market, it would require appropriate policy support and a regulatory environment which recognises and encourages the low-carbon benefits it can deliver." JOHN Howard`s drive to use technology to cut greenhouse gas emissions has received a huge boost from plans for the world`s biggest clean coal project in WA. via News.com.au
Electron Solar Energy Releases Battery Line for Energy Storage View Articles
Bay Area Congressman Pursues Geothermal Power Plan View Articles
Yingli Green Energy Files for IPO View Articles
Oregon House Passes Renewable Energy Act View Articles
On May 23, the Oregon House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 838, the Oregon Renewable Energy Act with strong, bipartisan support (41-18). Led by Governor Ted Kulongoski, the bill received overwhelming support from cities, counties, farmers, labor, businesses, environmentalists, consumer advocates, tribes, students, investor-owned utilities, municipal utilities, and the Public Utility Commission.
Ormat Signs 20-Year PPA for 30 MW of Geothermal Power View Articles
Ormat Technologies, Inc. today announced that one of its subsidiaries has signed a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Nevada Power Company, a subsidiary of Sierra Pacific Resources, for the sale of energy produced from the Grass Valley Geothermal Power Plant to be built in Lander County in northern Nevada.
Oregon Set To Adopt Renewable Portfolio Standard of 25 Percent by 2025 View Articles
The Oregon Legislature has sent a strong signal that Oregon is serious about being a leader in renewable energy by passing one of the most ambitious renewable energy laws in the nation, the Oregon Renewable Energy Act (OREA). Governor Ted Kulongoski, the driving force behind the OREA, is expected to soon sign the legislation. The OREA requires large utilities to provide at least 25 percent of their electricity from renewable energy sources by 2025. These requirements will be phased in, beginning at 5 percent in 2011. All utilities with retail electricity sales equal to or greater than 3 percent of the statewide total load are subject to the "25 by 25" requirements. Smaller utilities will be subject to more relaxed standards for renewable energy sales. Electricity service suppliers (ESSes) must comply with the requirements applicable to the utilities where the ESS`s customers are located.
Hartford`s Latest Green Energy Purchase Brings CT Closer to 20 by 10 View Articles
The City of Hartford, which will offset 20 percent of its electrical power needs from renewable energy sources, including wind, solar and hydropower, has purchased 8,575 megawatt-hours (MWh) of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs).
Vestas to Supply 12 of the V90-2.0 MW Wind Turbines for Italy View Articles
Vestas Italia has received an order for 12 units of the V90-2.0-megawatt (MW) wind turbine for the Faeto project (Apulia, Southern Italy). The contract includes delivery, installation, commissioning and the VestasOnline Business SCADA system, as well as a service and availability agreement for five years.
Novel Sugar-to-Hydrogen Technology in Development View Articles
Using hydrogen as a fuel source has considerable appeal, but production, storage and distribution are problematic. Now, researchers at Virginia Tech, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), and the University of Georgia propose using polysaccharides, or sugary carbohydrates, from biomass to directly produce low-cost hydrogen.
Cats More Lethal to Birds Than Wind Turbines View Articles
It takes 30-plus turbines to reach a kill rate of one bird per year. However you look at it, though, birds in the United States seem to die in turbine blades at a rate no higher than 40,000 a year. Deaths by dastardly domestic felines, on the other hand, number in the "hundreds of millions." One less reason not to consider wind.
Starch diet could power car of the future View Articles
A method of extracting hydrogen from biomass on the move, could prove a cheap and safe route away from fossil fuels
Swede touts renewable energy View Articles
"I don`t think that`s always been the picture of the U.S. in Europe, and we need to be enlightened that there`s things happening in this state" Just how quickly Colorado is making itself a leader in the field of renewable energy could be seen Thursday in Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt`s visit to the state. via The Gazette
$940,000 Grant from Connecticut Clean Energy Fund Approved for Middletown High School Fuel Cell Project View Articles
The Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CCEF), a ratepayer fund administered by Connecticut Innovations Inc. (CI), today announced that the Connecticut Clean Energy Investment Committee has approved a grant of $940,000 to help defray more than half of the total project cost of installing a 200-kilowatt fuel cell at the new Middletown High School, currently under construction in Middletown, Connecticut. CCEF`s funding will be provided through its On-site Renewable Distributed Generation (DG) Program.
Evergreen Solar Announces Pricing of Public Offering of Common Stock View Articles
Evergreen Solar, Inc., a manufacturer of solar power products with its proprietary, low-cost String Ribbon wafer technology, announced the pricing of its public offering of 15,000,000 shares of its common stock.
Energy Efficiency Investments and Renewable Energy Purchases Together Are `Twin Pillars` in Reducing Carbon Emissions View Articles
Aggressive investments in energy efficiency in the short run and growing purchases of renewable energy over the long run are a powerful one-two solution for businesses, local governments, and states aspiring to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions now, according to a new report by a pair of clean energy advocacy groups. Contacts: Glee Murray for ACEEE, 202-429-0063; Jim Pierobon for ACORE, 202-393-0001, ext. 7587; pierobon@acore.org
SolarCraft Completes Largest Agricultural Solar Energy System in California View Articles
SolarCraft announced today that is has completed installation and commissioned a 1.1 Megawatt solar energy system at Paramount Farms, Inc., the world`s largest vertically integrated supplier of pistachios and almonds, at their Lost Hills, CA orchards and processing facility.
Oil companies - May 24 View Articles
Staff, EB. Big Oil money doesn`t go over well at Stanford Shell considers halting U.S. refinery plans BP scraps green energy plan
Solar Night Industries Executives Brief the U.S. Department of Energy`s (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) in Washington, D.C. View Articles
Solar Night Industries (OTC: SLND.PK) executives Tim Corbet (CEO) and Jason Loyet (President/Chairman) met today with the U.S. Department of Energy`s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) in Washington, D.C. SNI reviewed their new Solar Pre-Wire Kit design and offered key recommendations for accelerating the adoption of solar and wind energy systems within residential, commercial, and United States government buildings. The acceleration is needed in order to meet our nation`s rising peak energy demands and to reduce levels of CO2 in the atmosphere.
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