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UTC Power, Van Hool to Market Fuel Cell Buses in Europe - 2006-03-20
UTC Power, part of United Technologies Corp. announced it will team up with major Belgian bus manufacturer Van Hool to deliver a fuel cell-powered bus to DeLijn, a large bus fleet operator in Belgium.
Shipments Begin for Commercial-scale Wave Energy Project - 2006-03-20
A large transport ship arrived in the Western Isles to load up and transport the first of three Pelamis Wave Energy Converters destined for Portugal.
Arizona, New Mexico Launch Southwest Climate Change Initiative - 2006-03-20
Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano and New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson signed an agreement launching the Southwest Climate Change Initiative, which establishes a framework for the two states to collaborate on strategies to address the effects of climat
Research Center Forms for Energy in Nebraska - 2006-03-20
The Nebraska Center for Energy Sciences Research received the funding necessary to conduct research projects aimed at developing domestic energy resources and improving energy efficiency.
Biopetrol to Build Biodiesel Plant in The Netherlands - 2006-03-20
This third plant is slated to produce 400,000 tons of biodiesel and 60,000 tons of pharma-glycerine per year, helping Biopetrol grow its annual capacity to 750,000 tons of biodiesel by 2008.
Grow Your Own Oil, U.S. - 2006-03-20
Researchers hoping to ease America's oil addiction are turning sawdust and wood chips into bio-oil, a thick black liquid that could become a green substitute for many petroleum products.
Hydrogen fuel proponents see 2020 as the year it all comes together. - 2006-03-17
Not only will there be affordable zero-emissions hydrogen-fueled cars in every showroom but in 2020 a smattering of houses across the world will be lighted with electricity from hydrogen-powered home generators.
Poll: Americans Want Action on Global Warming - 2006-03-17
76% or three out of four Americans - including two out of three conservatives - think the federal government is not doing "enough to address global warming and develop alternative energy sources in order to reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
Bill Introduced to Extend Federal Renewable Energy Tax Credits - 2006-03-17
Tax credits to promote renewable energy got a reassuring boost from lawmakers this week in Congress as a Senate bill was introduced to extend new federal tax credits authorized in the Energy Policy Act of 2005 through 2010.
Scientists Study Feasibility of Switchgrass for Bioenergy - 2006-03-17
Results to be issued in May conclude that the economics of growing switchgrass for bioenergy are promising.
Northern Power Lands Three Major Solar Project Contracts - 2006-03-17
Northern Power was awarded a contract by Pathmark Stores, Inc. to provide three turnkey photovoltaic (PV) systems to Pathmark's Garwood, Elizabeth, and Lawnside, New Jersey, supermarkets.
Xstrata and Other Coal Miners to Invest A$300 Mln in Green Fund - 2006-03-16
Xstrata Plc, Rio Tinto Group and BHP Billiton and other coal producers in Australia will provide up to A$300 million ($222 million) in funding for projects that have cleaner ways of generating electricity from coal.
Africa to Develop Vision 2025 on Renewable Energy - 2006-03-16
Under the auspices of the African Union (AU), African ministers will develop a continental energy vision for 2025 to be monitored by ministers of finance, energy, water and environment affairs.
Planners Select Best Wind Locations in Chinese Province - 2006-03-16
The province is a priority in China's wind development efforts due to its high wind potential and closeness to major transmission lines and cities.
Cairo's taxi revolution tailored for tourists - 2006-03-16
Cairo - Egypt unveiled a sleek fleet of eco-friendly, natural-gas run taxis on Wednesday that will soon pick up tourists on Cairo's pollution-choked streets.
Despite Hype, Hydrogen Moves Ahead - 2006-03-16
This week the hydrogen energy industry convened in Los Angeles for its annual trade show and conference.
ATS Automation to Spin Off its Solar Businesses - 2006-03-15
With demand for solar energy at all-time highs and prices for the technology drawing top dollar around the world, Canada's ATS Automation Tooling Systems Inc. revealed plans this week to spin off its solar energy assets later this year in an IPO that woul
Biofuels Plant to Benefit Indiana Farmers and Livestock - 2006-03-15
Said to be the largest biodiesel plant in Indiana, it will supply biodiesel from soybean oil while soybean meal will feed the state's livestock.
UK's first bioethanol pump opens - 2006-03-15
The supermarket chain Morrison's is to open the first E85 pump in the UK on Wednesday, delivering a mixture of 85% bioethanol and 15% petrol.
America's Top 10 Green Hospitals - 2006-03-15
There is a new trend in health care: greening hospitals to reduce toxins and provide a healthier, healing environment. The Green Guide sought out the top 10 in the U.S.
Politicians, Public Support More Energy from Agricultural Lands - 2006-03-14
Three prominent governors and more than 70 organizations have endorsed an initiative - known as "25 by '25" - to have America's agriculture lands provide 25% of the nation's energy by 2025.
NREL, GE Energy Partner for Next-Gen Offshore Wind Turbines - 2006-03-14
And with the turbines expected in the 5-7 MW range, these could be the largest turbines ever built.
Alternative Fuel Bill Heads to Governor's Desk in Indiana - 2006-03-14
To study a variety of renewable energy resources, alternative fuel House Bill (HB) 1285 recently passed out of the Indiana House of Representatives by 86-0.
Volvo Group unveils new hybrid technology - 2006-03-14
Volvos hybrid technology can deliver savings as much as 35 percent on routes with frequent braking and accelerations, the company said.
GE to Buy Canada's Zenon Environmental for C$760 Mln - 2006-03-14
General Electric Co., the world's second-biggest company by market value, agreed to buy Canada's Zenon Environmental Inc. for about C$760 million ($655 million), expanding in the market for water-filtering membranes.
Worlds largest CO2 capture pilot plant inaugurated in Denmark - 2006-03-14
Tomorrow will see the inauguration of the worlds largest pilot plant for demonstrating and validating new technology for the capture of carbon dioxide (CO2) from conventional power stations.
New Mexico Solar Market Expected to Boom - 2006-03-13
A combination of newly established incentives and programs are now offering everything from a $9000 tax credit, to performance-based rebate tariffs upwards of 20 cents per kWh.
Erie Shores Wind Farm Starts Commissioning Turbines - 2006-03-13
The energization of the Clean Power Income Fund's Erie Shores Wind Farm in southern Ontario was successfully accomplished on the afternoon of March 6, 2006, marking the initial stage of the commissioning process to begin electricity production and sales.
Wind Projects in Manitoba Gain $1.5 Billion - 2006-03-13
Westman Wind Power Company is developing eight wind power projects in Manitoba, with an initial capacity of approximately 700 MW and a potential maximum capacity of more than 1,400 MW. The total value of the projects is approximately $1.5 billion.
The Coca-Cola Company Joins U.N. Global Compact - 2006-03-13
Reflecting the growing importance of corporate responsibility to the U.S. and international business community, The Coca-Cola Company has officially joined the United Nations Global Compact, the world's largest voluntary corporate citizenship initiative.
City wants to shut down vehicle idlers - 2006-03-13
The city wants to get tough on smog and is considering using automatic shutoffs on its fleet of vehicles.
Ultra-clean coal Could the price now be right to help fight climate change? - 2006-03-13
A new chemical process for removing unwanted minerals from coal could lead to reductions in carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power stations.
Ford Executive Pushes for Biofuels in Senate Testimony - 2006-03-10
In the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, a Ford executive called on lawmakers to "act with urgency" to implement rapid production of renewable fuels, and the infrastructure to support them.
Solar centre set to power ahead - 2006-03-10
ONE hundred extra posts are being created at Sharp's Manufacturing's solar panel factory in Wrexham as production is ramped up to meet European demand for the photovoltaic units.
Illinois Lt. Governor Stumps for Renewable Energy Standard - 2006-03-10
Tuesday, Lt. Gov. Pat Quinn supported the effort to implement a Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard in the State of Illinois. Speaking at the American Wind Energy Association's national workshop on Renewable Portfolio Standards, Quinn urged state utilitie
Biofuels Mandated for Wisconsin State Agencies, Fleets - 2006-03-10
Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle issued an Executive Order this week that expands the state's commitment to renewable fuels, takes an important step forward in making Wisconsin the nation's ethanol leader, and increases the state's independence from foreign o
Spanish Wind Giant Announces New U.S. Facilities - 2006-03-10
Spanish wind energy giant Gamesa took major steps this week to establish itself in the U.S. market by investing $34 million to open three new modern manufacturing centers on 20-plus acres of U.S. Steel's former Fairless Hills industrial site in Bucks Coun
Clean Energy: Peering Down China's IPO Pipeline - 2006-03-09
Reuters reports that 42 percent of Chinese companies are planning stock issues and over 50 have received approval and plan to go public in 2006. This is good news for clean energy.
California taking power of sun mainstream - 2006-03-09
The state's goal is to create 3,000 megawatts of solar electricity by 2017 more than double the amount of solar installed worldwide last year and to raise solar's share of the statewide energy mix to as much as 4%.
Washington Legislature Adopts Biodiesel, Ethanol Mandate - 2006-03-09
In legislative session, Senate Bill 6508 calling for a minimum renewable energy standard passed the Washington State Senate and is off to the Governor for an expected signature into law.
Ontario Wind Project Construction Reaches Milestone - 2006-03-09
Twenty-one of 22 turbines have now been erected in the 40 MW project.
Housing Development Comes with Solar Standard - 2006-03-09
Genself Corp. has entered into an agreement with Sunset Springs Development, LLC, a builder of single family homes in Southern California, to provide solar electric power systems as original equipment on up to 71 soon-to-be-constructed homes in Desert Hot
'Green' chemists swap oil for renewable alternatives - 2006-03-08
Petroleum-based substances are in everything from lipstick to laundry detergents, clothes to computers to chocolate bars - even fertilizers and pharmaceuticals.
A Cool Ride That Saves Gas - 2006-03-08
The Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory reported on Thursday that if every car and truck on America's roads was equipped with ventilated seats, air-conditioning-related gasoline consumption could be reduced by 7.5 percent.
PG&E Adds More Renewable Geothermal Energy to Electric Mix - 2006-03-08
In a new agreement to provide enough renewable electricity for nearly 100,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) customers, the company has entered into a contract with Military Pass-Newberry Volcano Project, LLC to purchase up to 120 megawatts (MW)
DOE Solar America Initiative Set to Fund Solar PV Development - 2006-03-08
Now, says the DOE, the emphasis is on funding industry partnerships to accelerate market-ready PV using aggressive new goals, down-selects, and a new focus on eliminating manufacturing and production R&D barriers.
Microgy Signs On to Develop Waste-to-Energy Facility - 2006-03-08
Environmental Power Corporation's wholly owned subsidiary, Microgy, has entered into a Letter of Intent with Swift & Company, the world's second-largest processor of fresh beef and pork products, to develop a waste-to-energy facility at Swift's Grand Isla
Despite Hurdles, Global Solar PV Growth is Sustained in 2005 - 2006-03-08
Preliminary estimates for 2005 show global photovoltaic (PV) cell production increased more than 40% from nearly 1200 MW in 2004 to 1727 MW in 2005.
Clean production reduces cost and preserves environment - 2006-03-08
The senior adviser of the Indonesia-Germany Environmental Program, Novalinda, has called on small-scale manufacturing companies to implement a clean production system not only to preserve the environment, but also to reduce the production cost by 20 to 30
Latin America to Benefit from EU's Renewable Energy Technologies - 2006-03-07
The European Union (EU) will promote the use of renewable biomass energy technologies in the Andes and Amazonian regions of Ecuador and Peru by establishing specialized training platforms.
EPA Eases Regulations for Ethanol Production Plants - 2006-03-07
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing to apply the same air permitting requirements for facilities that produce ethanol for fuel as those for human consumption.
Alcoa & Iceland Study Geothermal-Powered Smelter for North Iceland - 2006-03-07
Alcoa and the Government of Iceland will begin feasibility studies for the development of a 250,000 metric ton per year (mtpy) aluminum smelter to run principally on geothermal energy, at Bakki near Husavik in North Iceland.
Both Reds and Blues Go Green on Energy - 2006-03-07
With high fuel prices and instability in the Middle East, Americans are increasingly concerned about the nation's energy situation.
Project Would Combine Power from Wind, Biomass and Ocean - 2006-03-07
Plans are underway in northern California for a project that would combine three renewable energy resources -- one wind power, one biomass and one ocean energy project -- all into one interconnected project.
NYSERDA hosting energy savings forum - 2006-03-07
NYSERDA is promoting energy efficiency systems for both businesses and homes, with staff explaining the availability of $875 million in funding opportunities over the next five years.
Can a New Kind of Heat Pump Change the World? - 2006-03-06
An Electric-bill-burdened Engineer has developed what the HVAC industry has ignored: a heat pump that works when the temperature is below zero. Will consumers beat a path to his door?
GreenShift Takes a Stake in General Hydrogen - 2006-03-06
GreenShift Corporation is investing in General Hydrogen Corporation, a provider of fuel-cell packs to replace batteries in electric forklifts, industrial vehicles and other off-road equipment.
Aloha Petroleum imports ethanol - 2006-03-06
It's the first shipment of ethanol to Hawaii in order to comply with the state's mandate that requires 85 percent of gasoline at the pumps contain 10 percent ethanol effective April 2.
Vermont Wind Developers Push Case for New Project - 2006-03-06
UPC Vermont Wind presented its petition for a Certificate of Public Good to the Public Service Board this week. The move is a key part of the process toward permitting a 52 MW wind project that would be based on ridgelines in the towns of Sheffield and Su
Record Green Power Purchase by Ski Industry - 2006-03-03
Aspen Skiing Company (ASC), operator of four ski mountains and two hotels in Colorado, has made a landmark purchase of renewable energy certificates from wind farms to offset 100 percent of its electricity use.
Massachusetts Offers New Incentives to Spur Supermarket Recycling - 2006-03-03
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has launched a new program in partnership with the supermarket industry: one that rewards full-service grocery stores with regulatory relief if they voluntarily develop sustainable programs for reus
Energy-Strapped Asian Countries Forced to Become More Efficient - 2006-03-03
G Steel, one of Thailand's leading steel firms, recycles all its waste water and has cut its electricity use by 38 percent over the past five years.
Cape to use solar geysers for 'green roofing' - 2006-03-03
A solar geyser could save an individual home as much as 30 percent to 40 percent of its energy bill.
NewGen Announces Biodiesel Project Launch in Iowa - 2006-03-03
NewGen Technologies, through its U.S. subsidiary, ReFuel America, announced plans to build a biodiesel plant in Fairfield, Iowa, with an estimated capacity of 60 million gallons.
ErSol Opens Solar Manufacturing Operation in China - 2006-03-03
The operating plant located on the Shanghai industrial estate, Songjiang Export Processing Zone, with a total production capacity of 6 MW for 2006, is processing silicon solar cells and modules.
Colorado Utility Begins Solar Rebate Program - 2006-03-03
The same Colorado utility that originally opposed renewable energy mandates for the state has now finalized its solar energy rebate program, the result of a voter initiative to support renewable energy.
Here Comes Lunar Power - 2006-03-02
It's not on Bush's alternative-energy agenda yet, but moon-driven tides, ocean currents, and waves generate more oomph than wind and are more consistent than solar.
Ontario Home Equipped with Solar, Geoexchange Hybrid - 2006-03-02
The system saves homeowners up to $2,500 a year on home energy bills, and reduces conventional energy consumption by 79% compared to traditional, natural gas furnaces and hot water heaters.
Arizona Passes 15 Percent Renewable Energy Standard - 2006-03-02
State regulators set high standards for renewable energy, hoping to capitalize on Arizona's sunshine and other renewable energy technologies.
Saabs ethanol concept car has wings - 2006-03-02
In a design born from its aviation roots, Saab this week introduced a concept car that has a cockpit, runs on 100 percent ethanol and holds 400 horsepower under the hood.
Renewable Energy Part of Governor's Agenda in Oregon - 2006-03-02
To make Oregon a leader in using clean energy, the Governor wants to ensure that by 2025, renewable resources meet 25 percent of Oregon's energy needs.
Northern Ireland Backs Solar Thermal, Biomass Heating - 2006-03-02
A GBP 59 million (USD $103 million) Environment and Renewable Energy funding package announced this week will include grant assistance to private householders wanting to install renewable energy systems to heat their homes.
Nation's Landmarks Adopt 100% Renewable Energy - 2006-02-27
The Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and several other federal facilities in northern New Jersey owned by U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) will run on 100% renewable power.
NYC Hybrid Buses Improve Fuel Economy 45% Over Diesel, 100% over CNG - 2006-02-27
Orion VII series-hybrid buses operated by New York City Transit (NYCT) on the citys most severe duty cycles achieved up to 45% better fuel economy than diesel buses and 100% improvement compared to comparable natural gas buses on an energy-equivalent bas
Government offer 'green grants' - 2006-02-27
Details of a multi-million pound scheme to promote renewable energy in Northern Ireland have been announced.
Shell linked to £2bn takeover of wind turbine firm - 2006-02-27
The oil major Shell was linked yesterday to a possible $3.5bn (£2bn) takeover of a leading wind turbine manufacturer, adding to the excitement around the alternative energy sector.
Solar-Diesel Hybrid Power Plant Commissioned in India - 2006-02-27
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHEL) has successfully commissioned a solar-diesel hybrid power plant at Bangaram Island in Lakshadweep, in what the company claims will become the largest in India.
Global Wind Power Market Increased by 43 Percent in 2005 - 2006-02-27
to the figures released by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) for 2005, the installation of 11,769 megawatts (MW), which represents a 43.4% increase in annual additions to the global market, was up from 8,207 MW in the previous year.
Wind turbines gaining power - 2006-02-24
While commercial development of large wind farms continues to stall, Massachusetts municipalities and colleges are increasingly stepping into the void, planning to erect wind turbines one or two at a time to shave their energy costs and take advantage of
U.N. Environment Program Launches Green Building Initiative - 2006-02-24
A new international effort to "green" the multi-billion dollar building and construction sector has been launched with some of the biggest names in the business.
Bush Administration Pushes Energy Campaign - 2006-02-24
White House officials wrapped up their efforts this week to promote the President's Advanced Energy Initiative (AEI), a funding and research package the Administration says will help reduce the nation's reliance on foreign sources of energy.
Tennessee Gov. Creates Renewable Fuels Working Group - 2006-02-24
Gov. Phil Bredesen signed an Executive Order this week establishing the Governor's Interagency Alternative Fuels Working Group to develop a comprehensive state alternative fuels strategy for Tennessee.
Israeli Government Backs Village Solar Electrification - 2006-02-23
In a remote village in the Negev Desert of Israel, several companies have collaborated to install a multipurpose solar electricity system that will eventually provide the entire village, more than 100 separate structures, with solar power.
Bullish Palm Looks to Biofuel for Future - 2006-02-23
Dreams of powering automobiles and energy plants have propelled palm oil prices to a near one year-high before a key industry conference this week in top producing country Malaysia.
Carlyle Eyes Renewable Energy, Predicts IPOs - 2006-02-23
The Carlyle Group is set to boost its investment in the renewable energy sector as demand from US state entities is rising, the firm's founder and managing director, David Rubenstein, said on Wednesday.
Silicon Shortage Drives Global Solar Mergers & Acquisitions - 2006-02-23
Acquisitions in the global solar industry are off to a strong start in 2006 following a major realignment in the solar industry.
Beijing Hosts Great Wall Renewable Energy Conference - 2006-02-23
The Chinese government announced a new annual all-renewable energy conference to take place October 24-27, 2006, in Beijing.
Algoma Steel Embarks on Wind Energy Joint Venture - 2006-02-23
Algoma Steel entered into a partnership with SIAG (Schaaf Industries Corporation) of Germany to establish a wind tower manufacturing facility in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
Wisconsin RPS Approved by State Senate - 2006-02-23
Wisconsin is on its way to joining the ever-growing list of states with a requirement for renewable energy use.
Honda to Sell Low-Cost Hybrid Car in 2007/08 - 2006-02-23
Honda Motor Co. plans to sell a low-cost hybrid car, a version of its popular Fit subcompact, a Japanese daily reported, signalling the auto maker's long-term commitment to the fuel-sipping powertrain.
Mayor proposes city-owned solar plant - 2006-02-16
Mayor John Hickenlooper plans to put Denver's abundant sunshine to work by building one of the nation's first city-owned solar plants to provide clean, cheap power for the county jail.
A sweet solution to fuel troubles - 2006-02-16
The spread of bioethanol to supermarkets, chiefly across the south-east of England, precedes government moves to press companies into producing just such a fuel.
Satisfying China's Demand for Energy - 2006-02-16
The real reason why everybody is suddenly talking about China is that 15 years ago, it imported virtually no oil - it was self-sufficient.
Bredesen Sets Up Alternative Fuels Working Group - 2006-02-16
Gov. Phil Bredesen signed an Executive Order late Tuesday establishing the Governors Interagency Alternative Fuels Working Group "to develop a comprehensive state alternative fuels strategy for Tennessee."
Bernanke - High Energy Prices to Push Alternatives - 2006-02-16
High energy prices should spur investment in alternative energy sources and induce conservation over the long term, but they make the economy vulnerable in the near term, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Wednesday.
A Buoyant Climate for Renewable Energy in Eastern Europe - 2006-02-15
In compliance with 2010 EU targets and in anticipation of the Russian gas crisis this winter, former communist block countries like Poland, Estonia, Bulgaria or the Czech Republic are already introducing legislation, including renewables feed-in tariffs,
DOE Lab Could Advance Solar PV Production - 2006-02-15
At the center of the optimism is a 750 kW radiant plasma arc lamp that claims 3,000 times higher heating rates and three times higher processing temperatures than those possible with conventional technologies.
Mining companies could be earning carbon credits through energy savings - 2006-02-15
MINING companies hoping to earn carbon credits could look at possible projects involving methane capture, energy efficiency, fuel switching and transport projects.
Grant to Fund Heat-based Photovoltaic Cells - 2006-02-15
Corporation announced it was awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant to develop a new type of thermophotovoltaic (TPV) power cell that produces electricity from heat.
Konarka Raises $20 Million in Venture Capital Financing - 2006-02-15
Konarka plans to use this round of funding to accelerate further growth, continue to execute on its global partnering strategy and to support ongoing research and development efforts.
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