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Roundup: Maine Says No To Utility Wannabe, Solar Thermal Tower Destroyed
Meanwhile, Abengoa Solar forms a joint venture with Germany’s E.ON to build solar thermal power plants in Spain.
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Cal Inches Closer To Launch Cap ‘n’ Trade
California regulators have released a draft plan for a program to steadily reduce greenhouse gas emissions and force businesses to limit their emissions and pay for permits if they emit above limits. The draft plan, issued by the California Air Resources Board, aims to help the state to achieve ...
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Xtreme Power: Super Dry Battery
The Texas-based company has revived a battery technology it says can last 20 years, discharge like a capacitor, and keep working after being shot up with a machine gun.
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Why the U.S. Should Lead on Climate Policy
Make no mistake, climate policy is good business. The ongoing buffeting that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has received from a slew of leading corporate giants is a clear signal that opposing climate legislation, as the Chamber has repeatedly done, is now perceived as bad business. The reasons ...
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Time of Use Test Next Year With Meters From Trilliant
Will Burbank be the new Bakersfield with time of use pricing next year? Either way, Trilliant gets to install the meters to make it happen.
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Time of Use Test Next Year in Burbank
Will Burbank be the new Bakersfield with time of use pricing next year? Either way, Trilliant gets to install some of the meters to make it happen.
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Super Hot Solar Thermal, Solar Buildings in DOE-Israel Development Alliance
When it comes to high tech, Israel can be thought of as a branch office of Silicon Valley. Nearly every major tech company – Intel, Microsoft, Oracle, etc. – has built facilities in the country and actively recruits engineers at universities like the Technion. Several Israeli ...
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Batteries Edge Out Compressed Air in Latest DOE Grants
The DOE gave out 11 grants to battery projects in the latest round of funding and three to compressed air. It’s a nice variety.
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DOE Doles Out $620M for Smart Grid
The government is giving money to 32 projects for demonstrating a host of equipment and software to manage energy supply and demand for both utilities and consumers.
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iWatt Says it Can Cut Costs in LEDs, Is It Merger Bait?
LEDs are coming, and iWatt says it can make them a little cheaper. The company has devised a driver for LEDs that effectively lets a manufacturer eliminate another component called an opto-coupler. Reducing components reduces prices. Bridgelux, a larger and better known LED company, is already ...
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IWatt Says it Can Cut Costs in LEDs. Is It Merger Bait?
LEDs are coming, and iWatt says it can make them a little cheaper. The company has devised a driver for LEDs that effectively lets a manufacturer eliminate another component called an opto-coupler. Reducing components reduces prices. Bridgelux, a larger and better known LED company, is already ...
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Boston Joins Anchorage, Toronto, Etc. With LED Streetlights
Boston has joined Cree's LED City Program and put LED streetlights in Boston Common. LEDs use less than half of the power of conventional streetlights, but more importantly they rarely need to be replaced. In a more extensive trial, Anchorage, Alaska replaced 16,000 light fixtures, about ...
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Grading the Net-Metering Program, One State at a Time
A consortium of U.S. net-metering advocates grades each state for its net metering and grid interconnection policies to see who’s naughty or nice.
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Power From Seawater: First Prototype Out, More to Come
Fresh water rushes toward salt water. Pressure builds. Power is produced. Norway’s first plant opens but others are looking at it as well.
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Will Fuel Cells Rival Solar in California?
Forget waiting for Bloom Energy. ClearEdge Power is already bringing large fuel cells to Californian homes and businesses. With additional tax breaks, it could be a better deal than solar.
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Want Cheaper Upgraded Metallurgical Silicon? Head to New York
Globe Specialty Metals (NSDQ: GSM) said it has re-opened its factory in Niagara Falls to produce a type of silicon that hasn't found a wide adoption in the solar industry. The New York City company said it has re-started two furnaces that could produce about 30,000 tons of metallurgical grade ...
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Stimulus Funds for Energy Almost Out—$4 Billion Left and More Gone Tomorrow
The alternative energy ATM is almost depleted. The Department of Energy has already allocated $32.7 billion of the $36.7 billion in funds given to it under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, according to this fun applet on the DOE site. That leaves $4 billion, or a little more than ten ...
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Report: Solar Electricity Cost Likely to Fall 50% in 2009
The big drop in solar panel prices this year has contributed to a significant decline in the cost of building and operating solar power plants this year, says New Energy Finance.
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The Biggest Thorn for Smart Grid Standards? The Home Area Network
The National Institute of Standards and Technologies is busy on one of the most ambitious standards programs in the history of technology: It wants to set 77 standards for the smart grids, including standards for 14 priority areas. And it wants a number of the important standards, such as demand ...
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Pre-Thanksgiving Sale: First Solar Sells Project to NRG
NRG has bought the 22-megawatt, nearly finished solar plant in California that will serve Southern California Edison customers.
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