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Renewable Energy News
Sacred Power and Cyberlux plan to light up battlefields
Power Corp. has forged a partnership with Cyberlux Corp. in North Carolina to provide advanced lighting for conflict zones that uses renewable energy.
Chevron Energy Solutions Expands Into Hawaii
Chevron Energy Solutions, a division of Chevron (NYSE: CVX), designs and constructs sustainable energy projects, including building and renewable energy
Minnesota utility harvests cobs for test burn
According to Jon Folkedahl, a consultant for the renewable energy venture, the Willmar utility submitted a request to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
EU calls for boost in public spending, tax breaks
debate about an ambitious climate change package that would commit the EU to slash greenhouse gases by 20 percent and boost the use of renewable energy.
Duke to sell power to Wal-Mart
The project will provide power to about 50 Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) stores and facilities in the state. Financial terms of the deal weren’t disclosed.
Urging Caledon to reconsider switch from Bullfrog Power
Caledon’s decision threatens the development of renewable energy in the Province and sets a dangerous precedent. If everyone followed Caledon’s example of
Emcore deploys first CPV system in China with the XinAo Group
in China in partnership with the XinAo Group and look forward to pursuing other solar power opportunities in China's emerging renewable energy market.
ProLogis undertakes first PV project in Japan
"ProLogis is committed to implementing enough renewable energy systems to obtain a combined generation capacity of over 25 million kilowatt hours per year
Willmar utility to try burning corn cobs
When it comes to meeting a state mandate for renewable energy, a western Minnesota utility says corn cobs might be the answer.
