Tag: energy
Landmark California Climate Law Directs Electric Utilities to Displace Oil Companies
Within 15 years, California will generate at least half of its electricity from renewable resources and double savings from energy efficiency gains, [...]
The More People Know Solar, Use, Support Grow in South Carolina
THE ISSUE: Solar energy and environmental consciousness; OUR OPINION: Claflin is a major energy user already making use of sun’s energy An [...]
Branstad Signs Biofuels Bill into Iowa Law
Gov. Terry Branstad traveled to the POET Bio-refining facility in Coon Rapids Wednesday to sign legislation into law that [...]
Blumenauer and CPC Call for Extending the Renewable Energy Production Tax Credit
Office of the House of Representative Earl Blumenauer, U.S Government has issued the following news release: Members of the [...]
Brighter Horizon for Biofuels
The biofuel industry breathed a big sigh of relief last month when the EPA declined several governors’ petitions to [...]
How Obama and Congress Could Find Common Ground on Energy
Despite divided government, the partisan impasse may be about to end on energy policy. The key lies in a [...]
10 Significant State Policies for Distributed Solar Energy
California and New Jersey receive frequent coverage for the state policies that have helped them claim and hold onto [...]
What has policy brought us in California?
Government support for renewable energy is a subject of national debate. In particular, many are scrutinizing the Federal Production [...]
New CEAA Act to change Canadian RE Industries
The environmental assessment is a staple in the process of getting industrial energy projects approved and onto the construction [...]
Massachusetts launches regional RE resolution
The following information was released by the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (Massachusetts): Governor Deval Patrick today [...]