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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Energy Efficient Homes in SC
Energy efficient homes are becoming the new norm for South Carolina. Read More
Posted in Energy Efficiency
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New Duke Energy President in SC
Duke Energy taps Clark Gillespy to be their new South Carolina president. Read More
Posted in Uncategorized
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Politics versus Biomass Investment
Are politics and power hampering investment in biomass energy production in South Carolina? Read More
Posted in Federal Energy Policy, Renewable energy
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Study on Energy Efficiency
A new study focusing on energy efficiency regulations could spur a revolution in thinking on the topic. Read More
Posted in Energy Efficiency
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Solar Can Reduce Cost of Power
In deregulated electricity markets like Texas, solar can actually reduce the cost of power for customers. Read More
Posted in Economic Development, Renewable energy, Solar
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Time for 3rd Party Energy Sale in SC?
The allowance of 3rd party energy sales in other states continues to drive investment in solar installments. Isn’t it time to open up this market for South Carolinians? Read More
Posted in Economic Development
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SC Ignoring Massive Potential in Favor of Nuclear
In a state brimming with offshore wind, solar, energy efficiency, and biomass potential, it apparently takes a foreign fuel source and hundreds of millions of dollars in support from the federal government to get many in South Carolina excited about … Continue reading
Posted in Nuclear, Renewable energy
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Challenges with Small Nuclear Reactors
What challenges still exist for commercializing small modular nuclear reactors? Read More
Posted in Nuclear
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Solar and Wind Being Ignored?
Is it possible that official agencies are ignoring the exponential growth in solar and wind deployment and wildly underestimating the future contribution of these technologies? Read More
Posted in Renewable energy, Solar, Wind
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Wind Energy in North Myrtle Beach
The North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce highlights the progress on wind energy along the Grand Strand. Read More
Posted in Renewable energy, Wind
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