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Green Energy News for 27-07-2010

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Dusty desert View Articles
Worthless land becomes valuable as solar panels move in
RI, Mass. sign agreement on wind power projects View Articles
Rhode Island and Massachusetts have agreed to coordinate on potential wind power projects in a designated 400 square miles of federal waters.
Green financing program blacklisted View Articles
Chris Maingot of Superior Solar checks a section of a solar panel used in pool heating.
Solar Energy Subject of Tuesday Night Pinhead Town Talk View Articles
" What if you could take the power of the sun, store it away, and use it to fuel your car one night later that week? This is the dream of Michael Wasielewski, a chemistry professor at Northwestern University and director of the Argonne-Northwestern Energy Research Center.
St. Lucia aspires to tap volcanic Caribbean island`s geothermal power, diversify energy supply View Articles
The volcanic island of St. Lucia plans to tap geothermal power trapped beneath sulfur springs and roiling mud pools in a rare attempt at developing alternative energy sources in the Caribbean.
04:58 Island looks to volcano for power View Articles
St Lucia is gearing up to tap geothermal power trapped beneath boiling sulphur springs, a rare attempt at developing alternative energy sources in the Caribbean.
A Rough Year for Wind View Articles
U.S. wind installations dropped 71% in the second quarter of this year compared to 2009, according to new figures released by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA). The numbers point to a trend that has been increasingly apparent: With a poor economy and an unstable policy environment, many wind developers and manufacturers are struggling.
Time to scale back renewable energy incentives for the wealthy? View Articles
St. Lucia A Hotbed for Geothermal Energy View Articles
New company to the geothermal market, Qualibou Energy Inc put out a press release that announced its plans to develop as much as 170 MW of geothermal energy on St. Lucia in the Caribbean.
One Step Towards Biocrude from Algae in Korea View Articles
Korean renewable energy developer, Eco-Frontier has signed a non-binding offtake agreement to purchase biocrude produced through Florida-based PetroAlgae`s micro-crop technology.
CPV in Australia`s Red Centre View Articles
Located in the arid desert region in the heart of Australia, the small town of Alice Springs, with a population of 28,000 is normally best known as the jump off point for one of Australia`s best known natural icons, Uluru (the geological formation formerly known as Ayers Rock). Located about 500 km to the south west (considered a short distance in the vast reaches of the Northern Territory Outback) Uluru attracts some 400,000 visitors per year. Over the last few years though, Alice Springs has been attracting attention for another reason, its development of world-leading expertise in its use of one of the region`s other natural and abundant resources – solar energy.
Wind farm `mega-project` underway in Mojave Desert View Articles
The Alta Wind Energy Center — with plans for thousands of acres of turbines to generate electricity for 600,000 Southern California homes — officially breaks ground Tuesday. It`s being called the largest wind power project in the country, with plans for thousands of acres of towering turbines in the Mojave Desert foothills generating electricity for 600,000 homes in Southern California.
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