California Says “Yes” to more Energy Efficiency and Renewables

Posted on December 31st, 2012 by Ivy Cada

While the November elections—and the flurry of political ads that preceded them—may already seem a distant memory, there’s still much to talk about when it[...]

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Tags: california, proposition 39, renewable energy, RMI

How San Francisco Office of Economic Development Dept. Recruits Cleantech Companies

Posted on September 6th, 2012 by Ben Lack

Todd Rufo, Director of Business Development at the San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development, discusses his organizations approach to recruiting businesses to San Francisco.

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Tags: california, Office of Economic Workforce Development, Renosola, San Francisco, solar power, Todd Rufo

Energy Service Contract Helps Dublin Upgrade in Tough Financial Times

Posted on August 21st, 2012 by Ivy Cada

Over the past few years, the City of Dublin has focused considerable effort at being more sustainable in its municipal operations, with one of the[...]

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Tags: california, city, dublin, sustainability, sustainability initiatives, tim sbranti

Wind energy is Obama’s focus in Iowa visit this Tuesday

Posted on August 15th, 2012 by Karla Hernandez

Wind energy is Obama’s focus in Iowa visit this Tuesday Tuesday, President Obama was in Iowa at Oskaloosa, Marshalltown and Waterloo, talking about his support[...]

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Tags: alternative energy, california, clean energy, electric cars, electric vehicle, EV, recycling, solar panels, solar power, sustainability

Rapid Growth in Third-Party Owned Solar in California

Posted on July 3rd, 2012 by Mathias Aarre Maehlum

The heavy upfront costs of a residential solar system is one of the biggest obstacles for people that want to start generating their own clean[...]

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Current Renewable Energy Trends: Looking At Clean Power From A Different Lens

Posted on May 21st, 2012 by Ivy Cada

Don Soifer, of the Lexington Institute, shares renewable Energy Trends that his organization has recently discovered.

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Tags: california, Colorado, Don Reifer, Energy Trends, Lexington Institute, Montana, new jersey, renewable energy, Vermont, Washington

Milwaukee’s Me2 Program Bringing More Dollars To The Table

Posted on May 7th, 2012 by Ivy Cada

Chuck McGinnis, U.S. Director Commercial Energy Solutions at Johnson Controls, discusses the steps the City of Milwaukee is taking to become more[...]

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Tags: Building Owners and Managers Association, california, Chuck McGinnis, International Facilities Manager Association, johnson controls, Milwaukee, San Francisco, San Francisco Property Assessed Clean Energy Deployment, Wisconsin

The Cost of Power in Fresno

Posted on April 23rd, 2012 by Ben Lack

The city of Fresno is located in one of the fastest growing regions in California. The state’s fifth largest city has one of the most[...]

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Tags: Ashley Swearengin, Busseto, california, energy efficiency, energy rate, Fresno, Jonathan Marshall, Joseph Oldham, Mike Grazier, PG&E, sustainability

Busseto Foods CEO: Chances To Stay In Fresno, CA “Very, Very High” If PG&E’s Special Economic Development Rate Receives Approval

Posted on April 16th, 2012 by Ben Lack

Mike Grazier, CEO/President of Busseto Foods, discusses the potential impacts that a special economic development electricity rate that PG&E is trying to have approved would[...]

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Tags: Busseto Foods, california, economic development rate, Electricity, Fresno, jobs, Mayor Swearengin, Mike Grazier, PG&E, solar power

Fresno Mayor: Lowering Energy Costs ‘Mission Critical’ To Improving City’s Economic Development

Posted on April 16th, 2012 by Ben Lack

City of Fresno Mayor Ashley Swearengin talks about the role energy efficiency programs play in helping her lower unemployment and stimulate the economy.

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Tags: california, california public utility commission, economic development, energy efficiency, epa, Fresno, Lisa Jackson, Mayor Ashley Swearengin

Why PG&E Is Willing To Offer Special 35% Off Electric Rate To Counties With High Unemployment

Posted on April 16th, 2012 by Ben Lack

Jonathan Marshall, a spokesperon for PG&E, discusses his company’s efforts to get approved a special economic development electricity rate that would offer California counties who[...]

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Tags: california, economic development, electric rate, electricity bill, Fresno, Jonathan Marshall, PG&E

Why General Electric Invests Billions In Solar

Posted on April 9th, 2012 by Ben Lack

Kevin Walsh, Managing Director and Leader of Power and Renewable Energy at GE Energy Financial Services, discusses why General Electric has chosen to invest billions[...]

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Tags: california, Desert Sunlight, general electric, Kevin Walsh, LS Power, solar investing, solar power

Samsung Sustainability Initiatives: What’s Working?

Posted on March 29th, 2012 by Ben Lack

John Godfrey, Vice President of Government & Public Affairs for Samsung, discusses some of the successes coming out of Samsung’s Corporate Sustainability initiative.

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Tags: Africa, california, China, energy star, epa, John Godfrey, recycle, Samsung, Samsung Recycling Direct Program, south korea, sustainability

Why Solar Power’s Reliance On Utilities Is Growing

Posted on December 15th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Julia Hamm, President and CEO of the Solar Electric Power Association, discusses the current status of the solar industry and why the utility’s role in[...]

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Tags: Arizona, california, China, Colorado, energy policy, florida, Hawaii, Julia Hamm, photovoltaic, Solar Electric Power Association, solar industry, solar power, U.S., Washington

3Degrees/City CarShare To Offer Renewable Energy Credits for EVs

Posted on December 13th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Dan Kalafatas, CEO of 3 Degrees, discusses the importance of partnering with City CarShare, in San Francisco, to offer Renewable Energy Credits for the company’s[...]

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Tags: 3Degrees, california, City CarShare, Dan Kalafatas, electric vehicles, renewable energy credits, San Francisco, solar power, wind power

How EnergyGridIQ Helps You Find Available Energy Project Funding

Posted on December 8th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Reena Russell, one of the founders of EnergyGridIQ, talks about the importance of knowing what funding options are available for energy projects.

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Tags: california, energy funding, energy grid, energy incentives, energy retrofit, EnergyGridIQ, Reena Russell, texas

Posts Tagged ‘california’

California Says “Yes” to more Energy Efficiency and Renewables

How San Francisco Office of Economic Development Dept. Recruits Cleantech Companies

Energy Service Contract Helps Dublin Upgrade in Tough Financial Times

Wind energy is Obama’s focus in Iowa visit this Tuesday

Rapid Growth in Third-Party Owned Solar in California

Current Renewable Energy Trends: Looking At Clean Power From A Different Lens

Milwaukee’s Me2 Program Bringing More Dollars To The Table

The Cost of Power in Fresno

Busseto Foods CEO: Chances To Stay In Fresno, CA “Very, Very High” If PG&E’s Special Economic Development Rate Receives Approval

Fresno Mayor: Lowering Energy Costs ‘Mission Critical’ To Improving City’s Economic Development

Why PG&E Is Willing To Offer Special 35% Off Electric Rate To Counties With High Unemployment

Why General Electric Invests Billions In Solar

Samsung Sustainability Initiatives: What’s Working?

Why Solar Power’s Reliance On Utilities Is Growing

3Degrees/City CarShare To Offer Renewable Energy Credits for EVs

How EnergyGridIQ Helps You Find Available Energy Project Funding

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