Landfill Gas to Power More Than A Thousand Homes

Posted on April 17th, 2012 by Marianne Joy Bugayong

Landfill Gas to Power More Than A Thousand Homes Waste Management has opened the first and only Gas-to-Enery power plant in northern Nevada. The plant[...]

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Tags: carbon, hydrogen fuel cell bus, hydrogen power, india solar power, landfill, landfill gas, renewable energy, solar electricity, solar power

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

Solar Industry’s Venture Capital Increased But Total Investment Decreased

Posted on April 12th, 2012 by Marianne Joy Bugayong

Solar Industry’s Venture Capital Increased But Total Investment Decreased According to an analysis by Mercom Capital Group, the solar industry’s venture capital (VC) deals grew while[...]

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Tags: compressed natural gas, solar industry, solar power, Thailand, wind turbines

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

How The Solar Window Is Moving Towards Commercialization

Posted on March 26th, 2012 by Ben Lack

John Conklin, CEO of New Energy Technologies, discusses how is relationship with the National Renewable Energy Lab has allowed his company to develop a commercially[...]

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Tags: John Conklin, new energy, NREL, photovoltaic scientists, Scott Hammond, solar energy, solar power, solar window, University of South Florida, window

Electric Vehicle Charging Station Erected With Solar Panels In Illinois

Posted on March 21st, 2012 by Ben Lack

Curtis Pascarella, Owner of Phillips Chevrolet, discusses why his dealership decided to install a solar powered electric vehicle charging station, the first of its kind[...]

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Tags: Chevy Volt, chicago, electric vehicles, Illinois, Phillips Chevrolet, solar charging station, solar power

Fast Expanding Solar Energy on the Mind of Many for 2012

Posted on January 16th, 2012 by Sylvia Minton

Amidst an increasingly tough consolidation phase resulting in a number of high-profile company closures, a trade petition that resulted in the U.S. Commerce Department initiating[...]

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Insight Into Green Mountain’s Social Media Strategy

Posted on December 26th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Sarah Smith, the Senior Environmental Analyst for Green Mountain Energy Company, discusses Green Mountain’s social media strategy and the role that it plays in the[...]

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Tags: Green Mountain, renewable energy, Sarah Smith, social media, solar power, utility, wind power

Renewable Energy Markets 2011: How To Stay Clean

Posted on December 21st, 2011 by Ben Lack

Jennifer Martin, the Executive Director of the Center for Resource Solutions, talks about the role the Renewable Energy Markets Conference has in the discussion of[...]

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Tags: Center for Resource Solutions, clean energy, Jennifer Martin, renewable energy, Renewable Energy Markets 2011, solar power, wind power

India Embraces Solar Power, Says Price Will Equal Thermal Power in Five Years

Posted on December 15th, 2011 by John Daly

Economic South Asian superpower India has firmly embraced solar power, advancing the target date by five years for selling solar-generated electricity at the same rate[...]

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Tags: costs, Entegra Ltd, Enterprise Business Solutions, India, prices, solar cells, solar energy, solar power

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

FuelCell Energy, Abengoa Team Up to Develop Localized Fuel Cell Power Plants for Europe, Latin America

Posted on December 12th, 2011 by Nadeem

FuelCell Energy, Abengoa team up to develop localized fuel cell power plants for Europe, Latin America FuelCell Energy Inc. has signed a partnership agreement with[...]

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Tags: fuel cell power, FuelCell Energy, HyperSolar, nrg energy, solar power, SunPower, UISOL

Palo Alto Green Program: A Green Power Road Map For Cities

Posted on December 5th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Andrea Hart, Palo Alto’s Green Program Manager, discusses how their green power initiatives have evolved over the last decade.

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Tags: alternative energy, Andrea Hart, california, Green Power Program, Palo Alto, renewable energy, solar power, wind power

Whole Foods Receives EPA Recognition For Eco-Friendly Foggy Bottom Location

Posted on November 1st, 2011 by Ben Lack

Kathy Loftus and Mark Hughes, of Whole Foods, discuss their reasoning for joining the EPA’s Green Chill Partnership Program and the approach they took to[...]

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Tags: energy efficiency, environmental protection agency, epa, Foggy Bottom, Green Chill Partnership, refrigeration, solar power, Washington DC, Whole Foods

How Government Contracts Have Jump Started This Thin Film Solar Cell Maker

Posted on October 26th, 2011 by Ben Lack

Dr. Ashok Sood, President & CEO of Magnolia Solar, discusses his company’s plan to grow his thin film solar cell business by securing government contracts.

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Tags: air force, army, Ashok Sood, China, Magnolia Solar, NASA, renewable energy, solar energy, solar power, Solyndra, thin film solar cells

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Landfill Gas to Power More Than A Thousand Homes

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

Solar Industry’s Venture Capital Increased But Total Investment Decreased

Why General Electric Invests Billions In Solar

How The Solar Window Is Moving Towards Commercialization

Electric Vehicle Charging Station Erected With Solar Panels In Illinois

Fast Expanding Solar Energy on the Mind of Many for 2012

Insight Into Green Mountain’s Social Media Strategy

Renewable Energy Markets 2011: How To Stay Clean

India Embraces Solar Power, Says Price Will Equal Thermal Power in Five Years

Why Solar Power’s Reliance On Utilities Is Growing

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

FuelCell Energy, Abengoa Team Up to Develop Localized Fuel Cell Power Plants for Europe, Latin America

Palo Alto Green Program: A Green Power Road Map For Cities

Whole Foods Receives EPA Recognition For Eco-Friendly Foggy Bottom Location

How Government Contracts Have Jump Started This Thin Film Solar Cell Maker

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