All Posts Tagged With: "Clean energy"

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Survey: Tea Party, Independent Voters Differ On Climate, Clean Energy Issues – North American Windpower

According to the poll, Independents are more than twice as likely as Tea Party supporters (62% versus 27%) to see global warming as a problem in need of a solution, compared to 39% of Republicans and 82% of Democrats.

2Nov2010 | | 1 comment | Continued
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Clean Energy Law Would Boost Jobs, Economy, Study Says

Comprehensive clean energy and climate change legislation now before Congress could create 13,000 jobs in Montana by 2020 and would increase average household incomes in the state, according to research announced today by environmental groups.

30Oct2009 | | 0 comments | Continued
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Geothermal energy a step closer for Western Australia

“The expected expenditure for geothermal exploration for the 36 permits in the Perth Basin is more than $560million in the next six years,” he said.

“This industry has the potential to provide clean energy to the State’s electricity network and offer innovative solutions for companies to meet their own power requirements.

“Harnessing geothermal energy, for heating and power use, is another feather in the State’s clean energy cap.”

29Jan2009 | | 1 comment | Continued
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Clean energy bill expanded across Va.

The homeowner would then pay back the loan as a charge tacked onto property tax bills. The idea is that the money from the energy cost savings could help the homeowner manage the loan. If the homeowner moves, the loan would stay with the property.

28Jan2009 | | 0 comments | Continued
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Different Clean Air Technologies

Wind is a renewable energy source that emits no pollution. It is the fastest-growing “green” energy in the U.S. and provides light to the Statue of Liberty. Wind farms—clusters of huge windmills—produce electricity by using the motion of their blades to spin a shaft connected to a generator. Experts estimate that the electricity created in 2006 by America’s wind farms will displace some 15 million tons of carbon dioxide. Over five million acres of forest would be needed to absorb that much CO2. Some people oppose wind farms because they occupy large tracts of land and can sometimes harm birds, but most agree that their environmental costs are much lower than those of fossil fuels.

6Jan2009 | | 3 comments | Continued
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B.C. to offer remote communities funding to develop clean energy sources

Neufeld says any communities that do not already have a community energy plan are eligible for funding to allow them to have the same type of energy options available in urban centres.

22Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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Plumbing the oceans could bring limitless clean energy

“This has the potential to become the biggest source of renewable energy in the world,” says Robert Cohen, who headed the US federal ocean thermal energy programme in the early 1970s.

20Nov2008 | | 1 comment | Continued
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Obama Tax Policy Will Promote Clean Energy

“Both for individuals and businesses, there will a drive to promote both tax breaks and tax increases,” said Chas Roy-Chowdhury, global head of taxation at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.

20Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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City Council Seeks Clean Energy Grant

The grants, which will be awarded next May, allot a minimum of $100,000 for renewable energy and energy efficiency measures in municipal buildings that serve low income residents. The Peabody school qualifies for the program because more than 50 percent of its students qualify for free and reduced lunch, Healy said at the meeting.

18Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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State rules cloud distribution of clean energy funds

“Now nobody really knows what the rules are. We’ve got this whole game and bag of money and nobody knows the rules,” he said.

A consortium of nine entities, among them the county and all its municipalities, won the largest grant awarded through the state’s $10 million New Energy Communities Initiative, funded through federal mineral lease proceeds. The $1.605 million grant will help pay for specific projects such as LED streetlights in Rifle and solar arrays in each community, as well as help launch ongoing programs such as ones to boost energy efficiency and use of renewable energy in homes and businesses.

18Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued

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