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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Renewables: A Wise Investment
With plans to invest $40 billion in clean energy over the next decade, Goldman Sachs calls renewables one of the biggest profit opportunities available. Read More
Posted in Economic Development, Renewable energy
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High Efficiency Street Lighting
Greenville moves forward with a pilot program for high efficiency street lighting. Read More
Posted in Energy Efficiency
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Nuclear Development Met with Resistance
Across the country, state-level policies that support the development of new nuclear reactors are being met with resistance. Read More
Posted in Nuclear
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Proposed Rate Increase and Public Hearing
Santee Cooper announces proposed rate increases and a schedule for upcoming public hearings. Read More
Posted in Uncategorized
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Controversy in NC Over Nuclear Policy
Controversy in North Carolina continues over a proposed energy policy that would allow utilities to more easily pass on the cost of new nuclear reactors to customers. Read More
Posted in Nuclear
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Sustinable Buildings to Save Money
The greening of our countries building sector is predicted to save trillions in energy costs over the coming decades. Read More
Posted in Economic Development, Energy Efficiency
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Solar Buy-Back Program in VA
Virginia’s largest utility has proposed a solar buy-back incentive to aid in the installation of residential solar systems. Read More
Posted in Economic Development, Renewable energy, Solar
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Battery Storage + Wind
Battery storage is being combined with wind for a new project in Hawaii. Read More
Posted in Renewable energy, Wind
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Wind Investments Posed to Lower Energy Rates
Midwestern states are poised to lower energy rates through larger investments in wind power. Read More
Posted in Renewable energy, Wind
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Leased Oil and Gas Lands Sitting Idle
Study finds that a substantial portion of lands leased for oil and gas development are sitting idle. Read More
Posted in Natural Gas
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