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Sen. Clark: Striking the Right Balance on Affordable Energy, Renewable Energy Patch.com Our long-term energy future, economic growth and environmental health all depend on a commitment to producing more energy from renewable sources like wind and solar power. According to the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, there are 4900 clean energy ... and more » |
Blind pursuit of renewable energy leads to higher prices The News Journal No one would argue that electricity generated from renewable resources is not a desirable thing, but the well-intentioned blind pursuit of it is pushing electricity prices higher in The First State. Delaware's businesses and homeowners are already ... |
Lombard to consider renewable energy during aggregation Chicago Daily Herald Gron said some residents may be willing to pay a bit more to have their energy come from renewable sources. Two such residents spoke Thursday night encouraging the village to at least determine prices for renewable energy before choosing a new supplier ... and more » |
Scituate becomes a leader in residential solar energy The Patriot Ledger It wasn't until the launch of a state-sponsored program, Solarize Massachusetts, last year that the Himmers followed through with the alternative energy experiment on Strawberry Lane. Scituate was one of four towns selected for the pilot program, ... |
 Center For American Progress | Renewable Energy Standards Deliver Affordable, Clean Power Center For American Progress As conservative lobbyist Grover Norquist wrote in a recent Politico op-ed: Renewable energy standards, by design, are intended to drive up energy costs—requiring utilities to use more expensive and often less reliable sources of energy. Chile's Uncertain Renewable Energy FutureRenewableEnergyWorld.com all 67 news articles » |
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