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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Solar Installation Increased by 109% in 2011
US solar installations grew by 109% in 2011. Read More
Posted in Economic Development, Renewable energy, Solar
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Solar Reaching Grid Parity
Solar is reaching grid parity with traditional energy sources in North Carolina and demonstrating that good energy policy can translate into affordable clean energy options in the Southeast. Read More
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Renewable Energy Considered by Investors
Investors consider renewable energy facilities to be core infrastructure projects with high gross margins and long-term fixed returns. Read More
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US Army Investing in Energy Efficiency and Renewables
The US Army understands the value of energy efficiency and renewable energy, and they are making the investments to capture those benefits. Read More
Posted in Economic Development, Renewable energy
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Palmetto Wind Project Moves Forward
Santee-Cooper looks to take another step forward on their Palmetto Wind project. Read More
Posted in Economic Development, Renewable energy
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Nexans Cable Plant to Open in Berkeley County
South Carolina builds on its wind supply chain with the announcement of the Nexans cable plant in Berkeley County. Read More
Posted in Renewable energy
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Benefits of Energy Efficiency Planning
A new report from ACEEE highlights the success local communities are having with job creation, cost savings and environmental protection through energy efficiency planning. Read More
New Efficiency Standards Will Save You Money
Efficiency standards are poised to save American consumers trillions of dollars in the coming decades. Read More
Posted in Federal Energy Policy
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Why Drilling Won’t Lower Gas Prices
The CATO Institute reveals why more drilling in the US will not lower prices at the pump. Read More
Posted in Federal Energy Policy, Natural Gas
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Cheaply Manufacturing Solar Cells
The Twin Creeks Technologies factory in Mississippi is producing equipment to manufacture solar cells at $.40/watt, using half the silicon and a cheaper process. The cheapest previous cells were twice as expensive. Read More
Posted in Renewable energy, Solar
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