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• New Ohio Law Expected to Spawn 5,000-7,000 MW Wind Market
  Apr 28, 2008 - Wind energy Weekly
  
  Following unanimous Senate concurrence with an Ohio House bill, legislation to establish a 12.5%-by-2025 renewable electricity standard (RES) is headed to the desk of Governor Ted Strickland (D). The governor is expected to sign the bill, but has offered no public statement regarding the final legislation.
  
  
• U.S. Department of Energy Launches Website with Energy Saving Tips for Consumers
  Apr 22, 2008 - Energy Department Documents and Publications/ContentWorks
  
  The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today launched a new internet feature which provides tips to consumers on how to make everyday Earth Day by making smart energy choices to save money while protecting the environment. The interactive web page, at www.energy.gov, shows consumers steps to use less energy with household electronics, lighting, and appliances to save on monthly bills and how to avoid wasting energy by improving the energy efficiency of their homes and cars.
  
  
• Texas Study: Benefits of Wind Transmission Outweigh Costs
  Apr 11, 2008 - Michael Goggin - AWEA - renewableenergyworld.com
  
  A long-awaited study identifying the transmission infrastructure needed to link wind-rich areas in western Texas with population centers in the central and eastern parts of the state concludes that such transmission could be built at modest cost to ratepayers.
  
  
• Large-Scale Solar Thermal Power Projects Planned for California
  Apr 9, 2008 - EERE Network News
  
  The push to develop large concentrating solar power (CSP) plants in California gained momentum last week, as FPL Energy filed an application to build a 250-megawatt CSP plant in the Mojave Desert and the Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) agreed to buy the power from up to 900 megawatts of CSP projects proposed by BrightSource Energy, Inc. The FPL Energy project, called the Beacon Solar Energy Project, will employ trough-shaped parabolic mirrors to concentrate the sun's heat, capture the heat in a fluid such as oil, and then transfer that heat to a boiler. The boiler generates steam that drives a turbine to produce electricity. FPL Energy plans to build, own, and operate the facility, which will be located on 2,000 acres of land in eastern Kern County. Construction is slated to begin late next year, and it will take about two years to build the project, which will consist of more than 500,000 parabolic mirrors.
  
  
• Southern California Edison Launches Nation's Largest Solar Panel Installation
  Mar 27, 2008 - Business Wire
  
  Southern California Edison (SCE) today launched the nation's largest solar cell installation, a project that will place 250 megawatts of advanced photovoltaic generating technology on 65 million square feet of roofs of Southern California commercial buildings - enough power to serve approximately 162,000 homes.
  
  
• FPL Energy Advances Solar Strategy; Plans to Build New Solar Electric Generating Facility in California
  Mar 26, 2008 - Business Wire
  
  FPL Energy, LLC, (NYSE:FPL) already the country's leading generator of wind and solar thermal power, announced today an important step in its strategy to add significantly to its solar power generating capability.
  
  
• Texas Study: Benefits of Wind Transmission Outweigh Costs
  Apr 11, 2008 - Michael Goggin - AWEA - renewableenergyworld.com
  
  A long-awaited study identifying the transmission infrastructure needed to link wind-rich areas in western Texas with population centers in the central and eastern parts of the state concludes that such transmission could be built at modest cost to ratepayers.
  
  
• Study says solar's potential as high as 90%
  Mar 5, 2008 - Power News
  
  Ausra Inc., a developer of utility-scale solar thermal power technology, has announced a peer-reviewed study showing that over 90% of the U.S. electric grid and auto fleet's energy needs could be met by solar thermal power.
  
  
• Oceanlinx to Provide Wave Energy for Maui
  Feb 8, 2008 - RenewableEnergyAccess.com
  
  Oceanlinx Limited, an Australia-based high-tech company, has formally announced plans to provide electricity to Maui Electric Company from Hawaii's first wave energy project. The project will provide up to 2.7 megawatts (MW) of energy from two to three floating platforms located one-half to three-quarters of a mile to the north of Pauwela Point on the northeast coast of Maui.
  
  
• FERC approves incentive rates to accommodate renewable energy projects
  Feb 8, 2008 - Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Documents and Publications/ContentWorks
  
  The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) today granted Xcel Energy Services, Inc.'s request for incentive transmission rates as part of its plan for six transmission upgrades to meet state renewable energy generation standards and serve increased power demand in the Upper Midwest.
  
  
• Lassoing Panhandle Wind - Oilman Plans Huge Complex
  Feb, 2008 - Gary Stern - energy central
  
  Boone Pickens is nobody's fool. Pickens, who has a net worth of $2.5 billion and is ranked as the 131st wealthiest person in the United States by Forbes, is not prone to invest in pipe dreams. Then why is Pickens, who runs BP Capital Management, a private equity firm, and Mesa Power, building a 4,000-megawatt wind energy facility in Pampa, Texas, in the Panhandle section about 70 miles from Amarillo, which could cost as much as $10 billon?
  
  
• U.S. Wind Power Surges 45%, Again Shatters Records - AWEA
  Jan 21, 2008 - Wind Energy Weekly
  
  Shattering all of its previous records, the U.S. wind energy industry installed 5,244 MW in 2007, expanding the nation’s total wind power generating capacity by 45% in a single calendar year and injecting an investment of over $9 billion into the economy, AWEA announced January 17.
  
  
• Enel, GE Soar to New Heights at Texas Wind Farm with Tallest Turbine Towers in US
  Jan 10, 2008 - Business Wire
  
  SNYDER, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Enel SpA, through its subsidiary Enel North America, Inc., announced today the completion of a wind farm in Texas with the tallest utility-scale wind turbines in the United States as well as investments by an affiliate of GE Energy Financial Services, the energy investing unit of GE (NYSE: GE - News).
  
  
• Idaho's First Geothermal Power Plant is Now Online
  Jan 9, 2008 - EERE Network News
  
  U.S. Geothermal Inc. achieved commercial operation last week at its new geothermal power plant in Raft River, Idaho, making it the first commercial geothermal power plant in the state. Ormat Nevada built the power plant, which began producing power during a test phase in late October 2007. After some mechanical tweaks, the plant was restarted on November 22, 2007, and has continued to produce power since then. As a result, Idaho Power Company declared that commercial power operations began on January 3. So far, the plant output is around 9 megawatts, but the company expects the plant to achieve an average annual net power output of 13 megawatts. The company currently has a contract to sell Idaho Power Company up to 10 megawatts of geothermal power, but is in the process of trying to renegotiate that contract for the full output of the geothermal power plant.
  
  
• Wind Energy Center requires transmission line
  Jan 6, 2008 - McClatchy-Tribune Regional News - Kevin Bonham Grand Forks Herald, N.D.
  
  The $250 million Langdon Wind Energy Center near here could not begin to deliver wind energy throughout eastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota without a new $10 million transmission line.
  
  
• A Solar Grand Plan
  January, 2008 - Ken Zweibel, James Mason and Vasilis Fthenakis - Scientific American Magazine
  
  By 2050 solar power could end U.S. dependence on foreign oil and slash greenhouse gas emissions.
  
  
• AFA researchers testing ocean waves for energy
  Dec 31, 2007 - McClatchy-Tribune Regional News - Tom Roeder The Gazette, Colorado Springs, Colo.
  
  Researchers at the Air Force Academy are developing an idea that could use ocean waves to meet much of the nation's energy needs.
  
  
• Renewable Energy Growth Boosted in New "Annual Energy Outlook"
  Dec 19, 2007 - EERE Network News
  
  DOE's Energy Information Administration (EIA) is now projecting renewable energy to experience 23% faster growth between now and 2030 than previously anticipated. The EIA's latest "Annual Energy Outlook" foresees renewable energy providing 12.2 quadrillion Btu (quads) of energy by 2030, up from only 9.9 quads in last year's outlook. For comparison, total U.S. energy use was 100 quads in 2006 and is projected to increase to 123.8 quads by 2030. The EIA projections include hydropower, which is expected to increase from 2.89 quads in 2006 to 3 quads in 2015, staying level after that. In contrast, biomass energy is projected to increase from 2.97 quads in 2006 to 5.52 quads in 2030, an 86% increase, while "other renewable energy" is projected to increase from 0.88 quads in 2006 to 2.49 quads in 2030, a nearly threefold increase. And this is just the EIA's reference case, often characterized as the "business as usual" case; a full EIA report examining alternative scenarios will be released early in 2008.
  
  
• PG&E agrees to buy power from Canadian firm's proposed 'wave park'
  Dec 18, 2007 - David R. Baker - San Francisco Chronicle
  
  The dream of generating electricity from the ocean's waves will take a major step forward today when Pacific Gas and Electric Co. announces its support for plans to build the nation's first commercial wave power plant off the coast of Northern California, the latest step in the state's efforts to combat global warming.
  
  
• Experimental Wind-to-Hydrogen System Up and Running
  Dec 14, 2006 - NREL Press Release
  
  Xcel Energy (NYSE:XEL) and the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory today unveiled a unique facility that uses electricity from wind turbines to produce and store pure hydrogen, offering what may become an important new template for future energy production.
  
  http://www.nrel.gov/news/press/2006/485.html
  
  
• FPL and NASA Join Forces to Explore Renewable Energy Projects
  Dec 13, 2007 - Business Wire
  
  From charting a clean energy future to trailblazing on the space frontier, they are respected leaders. Now Florida Power & Light Company and National Aeronautic and Space Administration's Kennedy Space Center (NASA-KSC) are teaming up to jointly explore developing renewable energy projects. FPL Group owns and operates the largest solar facility in the world and Florida Power & Light has the proven energy expertise in Florida. NASA has the top space science experts with extensive experience using solar technology in space. Together they hope to advance and deploy the use of large scale solar technology in Florida as early as 2008.
  
  
• More Farmers Seeing Wind As Cash Crop
  Dec 11, 2007 - Chicago Tribune
  
  At a time when most people choose to avoid the harsh winter winds that roar past corn stubble and whip up billowing dust clouds over table-flat fields, farmers in the Thumb of Michigan now talk about catching the wind and all the money that comes with it.
  
  
• Fortis and BBVA to Lead $185 Million Senior Secured Financing for New 164 MW Wind Farm
  Nov. 30, 2007 - /PRNewswire/
  
  NEW YORK - Fortis and BBVA, today announced that they have been selected to be Joint Bookrunners and Joint Lead Arrangers for a $185 million Senior Secured Financing that will support construction and operation of NedPower Mount Storm LLC (the "Project"), a new 164 MW wind farm in Grant County, West Virginia. Shell WindEnergy, a division of Royal Dutch Shell , one of the largest wind farm owners in the world, and Dominion one of the largest producers of energy in the U.S., are sponsoring the Project and will own it on a 50/50 basis. Fortis will also act as Administrative Agent and Security Agent for the Project.
  
  
• National Audubon Society Shows Support for Wind Power
  Nov 13, 2006 - Wind Energy Weekly
  
  National Audubon Society Shows Support for Wind Power Pointing to the link between global warming and the birds and other wildlife that scientists assert it will kill, the National Audubon Society said that it "strongly supports wind power as a clean alternative energy source."
  
  http://www.forasenergy.com/article_audubonsociety.php
  
  
• Government of Canada Invests in Canada's Largest Wind Energy Project
  Nov 8, 2007 - Marketwire
  
  The Honourable Tony Clement, Minister of Health and Minister for the Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario, was at the Prince Wind Energy Farm today to announce more than $53 million in funding, over ten years, for the largest wind energy project in Canada. Minister Clement, speaking on behalf of the Honourable Gary Lunn, Minister of Natural Resources, was joined by Mr. Harry Goldgut, Chairman and Co-Chief Executive Officer of Brookfield Power, to make the announcement.
  
  
• Bush Administration Aims to Tap into Ocean's Wind Power
  Nov 5, 2007 - The News & Observer
  
  A year after a bitter congressional fight over offshore drilling for oil and gas, the Bush administration now wants to tap the ocean's winds, waves and currents as a source for alternative energy.
  
  
• Rethinking U.S. Foreign Aid - Make RE, Not War
  November/December, 2007 - Frank Zaski - Solar today
  
  For international security, foreign aid should include renewable energy and efficiency.
  
  
• Nevada Geothermal Announces Large Generation Interconnection Agreement Signed With Sierra Pacific Power Company for Up to 75 MW
  Nov 19, 2007 - MarketWire
  
  Nevada Geothermal Power Inc. (NGP) (TSX VENTURE: NGP)(OTCBB: NGLPF) today announced that the Company has executed a Large Generator Interconnection Agreement (LGIA) with Sierra Pacific Power Company (SPPC). The LGIA covers up to 75 MW of new electric generation in two phases from the Blue Mountain Geothermal resource. The Agreement was the culmination of SPPC engineering studies which determined that interconnection to SPPC's electrical transmission grid was feasible and subsequent contract negotiations with NGP. The LGIA costs and schedule are in line with NGP's plans for the Blue Mountain Project and allows NGP to continue with development of Phase I and planning of Phase II power projects.
  
  
• Green power purchases, state RES legislation to strain renewables supply--NREL
  Oct 31, 2007 - Wind Energy Weekly
  
  A recently released report from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) highlights a potential supply and demand mismatch in renewable energy in the coming years as a result of renewable energy certificate (RECs) purchases, utility green pricing program options, and state renewable electricity standards (RES).
  
  
• Wind and Solar Energy: Renewable Energy to Create Thousands of New Jobs
  Oct 26, 2007 - Business Wire
  
  Rhone Resch, President of the Solar Energy Industries Association, and Randy Swisher, President of the American Wind Energy Association, guests at separate Executive News Roundtables sponsored by Energy Policy TV, said the renewable energy industries will be large creators of new jobs in the U.S. in the coming years. Videos of their appearances are available at no cost on Energy Policy TV's Solar and Wind Channels, respectively.
  
  
• Wind energy development a boon to rural areas - Wind farms spell big benefits for small towns
  Oct. 25, 2006 - Canadian NewsWire
  
  WINNIPEG, Manitoba – An increasing number of small rural communities, many facing economic challenges, are now tapping into one of Canada’s truly bountiful resource, wind, and reaping the benefits of harnessing a clean and renewable power source. Two new case studies released today by the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) show that wind energy is helping to boost the economy of rural communities through local investments, job creation, land lease fees, new local tax revenues and tourism income.
  
  http://www.canwea.ca/images/uploads/File/New_releases/CanWEA_Release_-October25(1).pdf
  
  
  
• Interstate Transmission Vision for Wind Integration
  Oct 9, 2007 - American Electric Power
  
  American Electric Power, working at the request of, and in partnership with, the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), presents a high-level, conceptual interstate transmission plan that could provide a basis for discussion to expand industry infrastructure needs in the future. AEP believes that expansion of Extra High Voltage (EHV) interstate transmission systems provides increased reliability, market efficiency, environmental optimization and national security for the benefit of electric customers across the United States.
  
  
• Texas CREZ Plan Could Become National Model
  Oct 8, 2007 - Wind Energy Weekly
  
  The Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) on October 2 issued an interim final order in its high-profile "CREZ" case, designating five"Competitive Renewable Energy Zones" in West Texas and the Texas Panhandle and authorizing development of transmission lines needed to deliver electricity produced in those windy areas to customers throughout Texas.
  
  
• Cost for geothermal, other renewable energies
  August 4, 2007 - The Associated Press
  
  Hot rock heat mining could provide energy at competitive prices, according to a recent study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
  
  
• Five solar plants scheduled to come on line
  Aug 3, 2007 - McClatchy-Tribune Regional News
  
  Every couple years or so, someone announces the "world's largest solar plant" for the Mojave Desert, where clouds rarely block the sun. Why, then, is Victorville moving forward with a large natural gas-fired plant that has a small solar component?
  http://www.geni.org/globalenergy/library/technical-articles/generation/solar/tribune-business-news/five-solar-plants-scheduled-to-come-on-line/index.shtml
  
  
• Business sees green in energy savings
  Jul 15, 2007 MONICA HATCHER - MiamiHerald.com
  
  In the effort to clean the atmosphere of toxic carbon pollution, business leaders meeting Friday at the Summit on Global Climate Change seemed to agree that going green means more of the green stuff in the future. ''What's good for the environment is good for business,'' said Lorraine Bolsinger, a vice president with GE, who spoke along with business representatives on two panels at the summit that ends later Friday.
  
  http://www.miamiherald.com/416/story/169802.html
  
  
• PG&E, San Francisco and Golden Gate Energy Combine Efforts to Explore Tidal Power Options in SF Bay
  June 19, 2007 - PRNewswire
  
  In support of ongoing efforts to increase California's renewable power supplies and address climate change, Pacific Gas and Electric Company today signed an agreement with the City and County of San Francisco and the Golden Gate Energy Company to conduct the most comprehensive study yet undertaken to assess the possibilities for harnessing the tides in San Francisco Bay to create a new source of zero- emissions, renewable electric power for California energy customers.
  
  
• Tax Credits, Transmission Lines Considered Key For Wind Farms
  May 14, 2007 - By Dirk Lammers - The Associated Press
  
  SIOUX FALLS, S.D Companies looking to build large wind farms and the electrical transmission lines to carry the power need more stable tax credits if they're to invest in the alternative energy source, a Department of Energy official said Monday.
  
  
• Companies Pursing Ocean Power along the Northern U.S. Shores
  May 2, 2007
  
  EERE Network News - Judging by recent permitting activity, there is a great deal of interest in developing wave and tidal energy projects in northern coastal areas of the United States. ORPC Alaska, a subsidiary of Ocean Renewable Power Corporation, LLC (ORPC), announced in late April that it received preliminary permits from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to pursue tidal energy projects in Alaska's Cook Inlet and Resurrection Bay. The company has a ways to go, though, as it plans to build a prototype tidal energy turbine device next year and build a full-scale prototype in 2009 before developing the Alaska sites. Finavera Renewables Inc. has a greater chance of developing its proposed site near Coos County, Oregon, since it already has a working prototype of its AquaBuoy wave energy converter. Finavera's subsidiary, AquaEnergy Group Ltd., was awarded a preliminary permit on Monday for its proposed 100-megawatt wave energy plant. Oceanlinx Limited, formerly known as Energetech, is also interested in the Oregon coast, and has applied for a preliminary permit for a site near Florence. Oceanlinx plans to build a 15-megawatt wave energy plant at the site.
  
  
  
• Transmission Loop to Bring 4,200 MW of Wind Energy to Texas
  Feb 19, 2007 renewableenergyaccess.com
  
  A consortia backed by Airtricity has committed to the construction of a 345-kilovolt (kV) transmission 'loop' in the Texas Panhandle Plains region: The $1.5 billion 'Panhandle Loop' will be a 800-mile 'looped' transmission project bringing 4,200 megawatt (MW) of wind energy to more than one million homes.
  
  http://www.renewableenergyaccess.com/rea/news/story?id=47485
  
  
  
• Massive hydroelectric project could help with climate change
  Feb 6, 2007 Associated Press
  
  Newfoundland Premier Danny Williams cast himself as an environmental champion Tuesday, saying the proposed Lower Churchill hydroelectric development could help Canada dramatically reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
  
  
• Energy needs more money in U.S., says federal agency
  Jan 24, 2007 Refocus
  
  In 2005, the United States derived 6% of its energy from renewables, the same level as in 1973, according to an analysis by the Government Accountability Office.
  
  http://www.sparksdata.co.uk/refocus/fp_showdoc.asp?docid=83189028&accnum=1&topics=
  
  
• Study: Geothermal energy could meet large part of U.S. power need
  Jan 23, 2007 The Associated Press
  
  The nation could generate a large part of the electricity it will need in the future by tapping the enormous amounts of heat energy locked up in hard rock below the earth's surface, a new Massachusetts Institute of Technology-led study indicated Monday.
  
  
• State report touts solar energy's bright future
  Jan 20, 2007 - Tribune Business News
  
  Arizona could generate up to 1,000 megawatts of solar electricity and create 3,000 jobs by 2020 by supporting solar-energy technologies and boosting the state's solar-electric industry, a state report says.
  
  
• Canada's cutting-edge energy model
  Dec 21, 2006 The Christian Science Monitor
  
  ELMIRA, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - If you want a glimpse of this province's energy future, drive the winding country roads to its eastern tip, take a left at the sign for the village of Elmira, and follow the red dirt track to the right. You can't miss it. Ten wind turbines stand along the trail, each 26 stories tall, with blades as long as 125 feet. When workers finish the last one this month, the new Eastern Kings Wind Farm will generate 30 megawatts of electricity - 7.5 percent of the province's power - by harnessing the strong winds that buffet the island's northern shore.
  
  http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/1221/p06s01-woam.html
  
  
• EPA Challenges Fortune 500 to Double Use of Green Power
  Dec 4, 2006 GreenBiz.com
  
  The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is asking Fortune 500 companies double their current level of green power purchasing.
  
  http://www.greenbiz.com/news/news_third.cfm?NewsID=34332
  
  
• U.S. think tank extols benefits of renewables
  November 22, 2006 (Refocus Weekly)
  
  Switching the U.S. economy to run on renewable energies could save money and reduce pollution, with visible benefits within a decade, says a national think tank.
  
  http://www.sparksdata.co.uk/refocus/fp_showdoc.asp?docid=89117068&accnum=1&topics=
  
  
• Report: Renewables Could Create Tens of Thousands of Jobs
  Nov 14, 2006 Wind Energy Weekly
  
  The manufacturing of renewables components such as wind turbines and solar panels could create 42,000 new jobs in Pennsylvania and 23,000 new jobs in Ohio if the right federal and state incentives are put in place, according to two studies released by the Apollo Alliance. In addition, the studies found, thousands of firms in each state could benefit from the expanded manufacturing activity.
  
  http://www.awea.org/windenergyweekly/WEW1216.html
  
  
  
• Hydropower and Other Renewables: Best Source of Electricity for Canadians Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
  October 31, 2006 Minister Lunn Canada NewsWire
  
  "Using additional hydropower capacity could make a substantial contribution to reducing greenhouse gases and air pollution both in the United States and here at home," said federal minister of Natural Resources Gary Lunn, addressing delegates at the seventh Forum on Hydropower. "However, action on regulatory efficiency is essential to ensure the continued development of hydropower and other renewables."
  
  http://www.greenjobs.com/Public/IndustryNews/inews02135.htm
  
  
• U.S. coalition wants renewables to provide 50% of electricity
  October 25, 2006 Refocus Weekly
  
  More than 150 organizations and businesses from 38 states have endorsed the 'Sustainable Energy Blueprint' for the United States. The policy document was developed by member groups of the Sustainable Energy Coalition to outline "a plausible strategy and timeframe for rapidly expanding the use of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies to enable a dramatic reduction in greenhouse gases, while simultaneously phasing out nuclear power and ending most energy imports," explains co-ordinator Ken Bossong.
  
  http://www.sparksdata.co.uk/refocus/fp_showdoc.asp?docid=29833621&accnum=1&topics=
  
  
• Schwarzenegger Signs Legislation to Complete Million Solar Roofs Plan
  
August 22, 2006 - Ed Mendel - Union Tribune

• McGuinty Government Approves New Green Power Projects Eight New Wind Projects And One Hydro Project Enough To Power 250,000 Homes
  Nov 21, 2005 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  
  QUEEN'S PARK - The McGuinty government has approved nine clean, renewable energy projects that will provide enough power for more than 250,000 homes, Energy Minister Donna Cansfield announced today.
  
  
• Rooftops Could Support Vast U.S. Market for Solar Power
  Mar 1, 2005 - The Energy Foundation
  
  A new study released today by the Energy Foundation, and undertaken by Navigant Consulting, Inc. (NYSE:NCI), describes the vast market potential for rooftop solar photovoltaic systems (PV) in the United States. The study, “PV Grid Connected Market Potential in 2010 Under a Cost Breakthrough Scenario,” provides an estimate of the market for PV systems in the United States based on available rooftop space for residential and commercial solar PV.
  
  http://www.ef.org/documents/PV_pressrelease.pdf
  

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