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US Sugar to Explore Building 100 Million Gallon Coskata Ethanol ...

Coskata is a biology-based renewable energy company that is commercializing technology to produce biofuels from a wide variety of feedstocks.

Advantage for Analysts(R) LLC Demystifies HLBV and Simplifies Tax ...

provides software and services solutions for structuring, analyzing and tracking Tax Equity Partnership Flip Financings for renewable energy projects.

Missed emissions goals add up to ¥4.4 trillion penalty

"We are promoting renewable energy such as solar, wind." Improved energy policies mean Japan will only need 100 million credits, or less than one-fifth of

Covanta SECONN Earns OSHA Honors for Workplace Safety and Health ...

The facility processes 689 tons per day of solid waste, generating 20 megawatts of clean, renewable energy that is sold to Connecticut Light and Power

Canada and Brazil Sign Agreement on Science, Technology and ...

These areas include aerospace, agriculture, biotechnology, nanotechnology, pharmaceuticals, information and communications technology, and renewable energy

Imphal on Solar city project map

In Manipur, the project would be implemented by the Imphal Municipal Council as the nodal agency along with technical support from Manipur Renewable Energy

Experts: Don't Be Fooled! Renewable Energy, Increased Energy ...

17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Michigan's economy could be substantially buoyed by 60000 or more "green jobs" in response to renewable energy production,

Willmar utility to try burning corn cobs at plant

AP - Monday, November 17, 2008 When it comes to meeting a state mandate for renewable energy, a western Minnesota utility says corn cobs might be the answer