Creamer Media's Mariaan Webb speaks to Engineering News editor Terence Creamer about South Africa's renewable energy programme.
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Arizona Corporation Commission: Renewable energy is key issue for candidates Arizona Daily Star The Republican candidates say the current renewable-energy standard is sufficient, and increasing the requirement would be too costly for ratepayers. Stump said he's proud of Arizona's solar progress, noting that a recent study ranked Arizona second ... |
Progress on first SA renewables projects needed to re-establish momentum ... Creamer Media's Engineering News Spanish renewable-energy project developers and suppliers are eagerly awaiting news regarding the finalisation of the first 28 projects that were identified as preferred bidders in December under South Africa's Renewable Energy Independent Power ... |
 The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com | Presidential race 2012: Barack Obama and Mitt Romney energy policies broken ... The Express Times - LehighValleyLive.com UGI over the summer announced completion of its second interconnection station providing locally produced gas to its customers in north central counties such as Potter and Tioga. Last week, the ... “The technology though is ripe, it's ready to go ... and more » |
Rural Alaska Shows us the Way for Wind Energy Installations OilPrice.com Each of these villages is off the power grid and on their own microgrid, which means they cannot take advantage of the large economies of scale that occur with more centralized energy generation in the lower 48 states. Instead, these villages primarily ... and more » |
Clean-energy jobs still growing in N.C. Charlotte Observer The association released its annual jobs census on the second day of its Making Energy Work conference in Charlotte. ... “North Carolina is a good example of a state which, having passed renewable energy portfolio standard, is starting to make progress. |
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