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Green Energy News for 29-07-2009

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Vestas in legal bid to end sit-in View Articles
A wind turbine firm applies for a court order to remove workers occupying its Isle of Wight factory in protest at job cuts.
Green Power Labs Inc Signs License Agreement with SolarBC View Articles
"To achieve our objective of 100,000 solar roofs in British Colombia by 2020, we needed to change the perception of many BC residents about the role solar energy might play in their family`s energy mix "said Liz Kelly, Residential Project Manager at SolarBC. "Changing perceptions requires solar education programs and access to reputable installers" Kelly added.
Noctilucent Clouds Likely Caused By Shuttle Launches View Articles
icebike writes "In our recent discussion of the phenomenon of noctilucent clouds, there was some suggestions that these might be the product of global warming due to moisture being lofted high into the atmosphere. It now appears that these clouds are simply the product of Shuttle launches. In a story about the Tunguska blast, Science News says: `Each launch of a space shuttle, which burns a combination of liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen as fuel, pumps about 300 metric tons of water vapor into the atmosphere at altitudes between 100 and 115 kilometers. Soon after the January 16, 2003, launch of the shuttle Columbia, a liftoff that took place just after the height of summer in the Southern Hemisphere, noctilucent clouds appeared over Antarctica. Similarly, a widespread display of the night-shining clouds showed up over Alaska two days after the shuttle Endeavour blasted off on August 8, 2007. Previous studies show that in both instances those clouds included material from the shuttle plumes.` So, man-made after all?"Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Iowa 2nd In Wind Power Nationally View Articles
New figures show that Iowa remains No. 2 in the nation in wind power. The American Wind Energy Association reported this week that Iowa added 160 megawatts of wind-generation capacity in the second quarter of the year, bringing its generation capacity to 3,043. Texas remains far ahead of Iowa in wind energy 8,361 megawatts.
N.S. pushes 25 per cent renewable energy target ahead by five years to 2015 View Articles
Renewable energy targets for Nova Scotia were accelerated Tuesday as the province announced its intention to get 25 per cent of its electricity from renewable sources by 2015.
Sumitomo Enters US Wind Energy Market View Articles
Sumitomo Corporation of America (SCOA) in conjunction with Sumitomo Corporation (SC) is entering the U.S. wind energy business with the purchase of an interest in a 120-megawatt (MW) wind farm in Martin County, Texas.
ITC Great Plains To Move Forward with V-Plan Transmission Project View Articles
A recent state decision in Kansas clears the way for ITC Great Plains LLC to continue pursuing construction, ownership and operation of the extra-high voltage V-Plan transmission project to help support wind energy generation capacity that is set to come online across the state.
Balmoral Plans 144-MW of Solar PV in Bulgaria View Articles
Balmoral Capital Holdings Inc., the financing arm of Balmoral Bulgaria SPV, an integrated solar power plant development company has signed a 25 year agreement with Apex Solar to organize approvals for 18 photovoltaic power plants in Bulgaria.
U.S. Military Leads Green Charge View Articles
The U.S. military is not just setting standards in the areas of advanced weaponry. It`s also leading the renewable energy charge. It`s involved in solar, geothermal and wind projects and its stake in the field will continue to grow.
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