Solar Power - Mayor Bloomberg Announces NYC Has Tripled Its Solar Energy Production

Mayor Bloomberg Announces City Has Tripled Its Solar Energy Production and Opens New Offices of Tech Start-Up Efficiency 2.0

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New Solar Panels Triple City's Current Production Patch.com By Jamie Schuh Mayor Bloomberg Announces City Has Tripled Its Solar Energy Production and Opens New Offices of Tech Start-Up Efficiency 2.0, April 9, 2012. Kristen Artz/NYC Mayor's Office The completion of ten new solar panel projects across the five ... and more »

Greentech Media (blog)

New York Triples Solar Power Capacity GetSolar.com New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg recently announced the Big Apple has tripled its solar power production following the completed installation of panels on 10 city-owned buildings. The city's total solar production was increased to 648 kilowatts, ... Mayor Bloomberg Announces New York City's First Green HackathonGreentech Media (blog) City Triples Its Solar Power, Mayor Bloomberg SaysDNAinfo Big Apple turning green as NYC triples solar power productionBusiness Green Energy Matters -pv magazine -Village Voice (blog) all 193 news articles »

New York Solar Power Gets A $30 Million Boost EarthTechling by Paul Willis The New York Power Authority (NYPA) is launching a $30 million energy initiative aimed at lowering the cost of solar power generation. NYPA, the nation's largest state public power organization, said the five-year program will fund solar ...

Hey California, New York Is Coming For Your Greentech Betabeat By God, Mayor Bloomberg will not have you wasting energy. By Kelly Faircloth 4/09 6:30pm Greentech is so firmly associated with the West Coast, we're not even going to bother with the jokes about hippies and solar panels. But if Mayor Michael Bloomberg ...

msnbc.com (blog)

First Thoughts: Romney to wrap it up? msnbc.com (blog) "In 1991, the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms found that 40 percent of the 1236 guns found at crime scenes in New York had been purchased in Virginia." New York's Mayor Bloomberg told the NY Daily News, "Virginia is the No. and more »