Articles in the Renewable Energy Category
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The plight of prairie chickens is raising concerns for wind energy proponents. Both the Greater and Lesser Prairie Chickens are ground-dwelling birds that inhabit the Great Plains of the United States and are particularly famous for their colorful mating dance .
Headline, Renewable Energy »
AltaRock Energy, which received $6.25 million from the US Department of Energy for the first demonstration project of enhanced geothermal energy, is facing major delays according to James Glanz of the New York Times
News and Views, Renewable Energy »
This is an interesting perspective from Yale Environment 360:
“Indeed, China may soon be simultaneously the greenest and the blackest place on earth. The country is poised to be at once the world’s leader in alternative energy — and its leading emitter of C02. Alternative energy as a percentage of the total energy mix is increasing, but it will complement —
not replace — growth in coal power.
“In fact, in a decade coal is expected to supply about 70 percent of China’s energy. Because of the sheer scale, diversity, and complexity of …
Green Business, Renewable Energy »
The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) filed an objection with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to a proposal by the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator that would dramatically increase the cost of wind farms grid connections, according to a report by James Murray in Business Green
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Rentech announced yesterday that it has entered into an agreement with eight airlines at Los Angeles International Airport to provide up to 1.5 millions gallons of synthetic diesel for their ground service equipment. The purchases will be made through Aircraft Service International Group, the entity that provides fueling services to many airlines at LAX.
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Some of us talk about reducing our carbon footprint and others actually do it. Here is a house that’s tiny as a closet, but livable.
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When the stories of Cape Wind first surfaced, sides were immediately taken. Walter Cronkite, a long-time resident of the Cape, was firmly standing with the opposition.
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The Obama administration released guidelines Thursday for companies to apply directly for $3 billion in aid for renewable energy projects. This money is from the original stimulus package. The Treasury and Energy Departments hope that by providing direct funding they will be able to jump start projects that have had difficulty finding funding in the current economic conditions. Reuters
