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Entries in solar (26)

Saturday
Oct032009

Huge Potential for Green Jobs

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The huge potential for growth in green jobs is being mandated and funded. The Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 require large utilities to obtain 15 percent of their electricity from new renewable resources such as solar and wind by 2020. On May 18th, 2009, Secretary of the Department of Energy Chu announced the first 16 of the 100 standards that much be addressed by September in order to clear the way for the expenditure of Stimulus Package funds towards expanding the Smart Grid.

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Saturday
Sep192009

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"It's clear that conservation and renewable energy development are not mutually exclusive goals."
Diane Feinstein, California Senator

BrightSource Drops Mojave Plans

by Deb Powers

BrightSource Energy, Inc. has announced that they are abandoning plans for a solar power generation plant in the Eastern Mojave Desert. That plant had been opposed by environmentalists because it was located in the center of a proposed national park area, and because of the effect it would have on the wildlife that lives there.
Read more: Solar energy firm drops Mojave plans

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Friday
Sep182009

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"China has a sense of urgency about transforming to a more sustainable energy structure."
Michael Ahearn, First Solar

Home Depot Debuts Eco Label

by Deb Powers

Home Depot, the US-based chain of home improvement stores, has launched a new labeling initiative throughout their stores. The Eco Options label identifies 3,700 products throughout the store that have "less impact on the environment than competitors".
Read more: Learn more about Home Depot Eco Options

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Thursday
Sep172009

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"We're about to destroy the environment in the name of saving it."
Lamar Alexander, (R) Tennesee Senator

Energy "Sprawl" - A Valid Concern?

by Deb Powers

In the Wall Street Journal opinion pages, Lamar Alexander tries to make the case for nuclear energy as the greenest form of energy. While he overreaches hugely in making his argument based on the amount of land required to produce energy, he does make some cogent points about the possible effects of large-scale solar and wind farms. Are we in danger of destroying the planet in the name of saving it?
Read more: Energy sprawl and the green economy

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Sunday
Sep132009

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Five Renewable Energy Sources

by Deb Powers

The more you know about renewable energy, the better you'll understand projects that harness renewable energy in your own neighborhood. This is important, because not all projects that are touted as "renewable energy" are necessarily green or good for your community. While I fully believe that we need to move quickly toward using alternative sources of energy, I also fully support examining proposals in your community carefully and understanding the effects that they may have on your life and the environment around you.

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