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| Clean Energy: It`s Getting Affordable |  |
| The argument that we can`t afford renewable sources of energy falls flat when considering the growth in solar, wind, biofuels, and fuel cells
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| Ground Broken For Another Ethanol Plant In Colo. | |
| "I truly believe that the way Prowers County thinks about renewable energy is not just the future of the state but so much the future of the country" Construction has begun on the state`s sixth ethanol plant as the nation seeks alternatives to surging oil prices that have topped $110 a barrel. via Cbs4denver.com |
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| Edison International: Solar is the Great Untapped Resource | |
| Cleantech Blog had a conversation last year with Stuart Hemphill, now the newly appointed Vice President for Renewables and Alternative Energy at Southern California Edison, a subsidiary of Edison International ... via Seeking Alpha |
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| Sharp Delivers Solar Electricity Systems to New Clarum Homes Community in Danville, CA | |
| HUNTINGTON BEACH & PALO ALTO, Calif., MAR. 17, 2008 -- Sharp Solar Energy Solutions Group, the U.S. solar arm of Sharp Corporation, a world leader in solar electric solutions, designed and provided the solar power systems for Clarum Homes` new Hansen Lane Estates in Danville, California. These new Clarum `Enviro-Homes` feature the aesthetically-advanced Sharp OnEnergyTM solar electric system as a standard feature, enabling homeowners to generate clean, renewable electricity to meet their energy needs. In addition to the Sharp solar arrays, the Clarum homes incorporate many energy efficient techniques and technologies – making Hansen Lane Estates the first Zero Energy Homes (ZEH) community and the first enrolled in the LEED for Homes program in Contra Costa County. |
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| U.S. on the Verge of a Small Hydro Boom? | |
| While the U.S. has seen a slight decline in total energy production from hydro resources over the last two decades, the industry is gearing up to reverse that trend and ride the wave of growth seen throughout the other renewable energy industries. |
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| Q-Cells and aleo Extend Cooperation | |
| Q-Cells and aleo solar AG signed have another agreement for the supply of solar cells. The agreement calls for Q-Cells to supply at least 1.27 gigawatts (GW) of solar panels to aleo solar from the end of 2008 to 2019. The agreement also provides a mutual option on the supply of up to 1 GW in addition. |
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| REH Deploys Second CETO Prototype | |
| Renewable Energy Holdings PLC (REH) has deployed a second CETO II Wave Energy prototype off the CETO test site, at Fremantle in Western Australia. The development follows the deployment of the first CETO II prototype unit in January and a third unit will be deployed in the near future. |
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| Focus on Energy Awards New Grants | |
| Focus on Energy, the state of Wisconsin`s energy efficiency and renewable energy initiative, has awarded grants totaling $500,000 to two Wisconsin dairy farms in eastern Wisconsin. Grotegut Dairy Farm in Newton and Maple Leaf Dairy in Chilton were awarded the grants to help them complete work on their anaerobic digester projects. |
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| SolarCity Supplies 2.7 MW of Energy | |
| SolarCity announced that it has met the goals to date for its community solar program across the state of California. In the 16 months since the program`s inception, the program has provided 2.7 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy to homeowners across the state. |
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| Will Wyoming`s Future Be Black or Green? | |
| Wyoming may choose to put a bucking bronco on it`s license plates rather than a strip mine, and call itself "the Cowboy State," but "the Energy State" is certainly the more accurate label. Natural gas and oil are pumped from our high plains and increasingly from our scenic mountain areas, but coal contains the greatest quantity of carbon energy found in the state. An astounding 38% of all the electricity now generated in the USA comes from burning Wyoming coal. We also have the potential to produce as much as 10% of the country`s electricity from the low cost capture of wind energy. |
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| Ritter To Speak About `Green` Dem Convention | |
| Gov. Bill Ritter plans to unveil renewable energy and recycling programs for the Democratic National Convention at the Pepsi Center. via Cbs4denver.com |
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