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Hanover, N.H., residents will vote later this spring on a zoning amendment to allow large scale solar farms. (mrganso/Pixabay). January 12, 2018. HANOVER, N.H. – With the federal government now promoting fossil fuels, cities and towns in New Hampshire
UAE 'most visionary' in future energy sector
ABU DHABI: The reality is that the energy mix for the foreseeable future is going to consist of both fossil fuels and renewable energy forces, according to Frederick Kempe, President of the Atlantic Council. “Work in the energy market with a mix of
Could Colorado's green energy debate go big in 2018?
Brian Bagley isn't the first person that comes to mind when you picture a wind or solar advocate. The 40-something Longmont mayor has a concealed carry permit and wears cowboy boots. Four antique shotguns hang on the walls of his law practice. He's a
Wicked Local Walpole
“Communities all across the state will use these grant funds for innovative programs to reduce energy usage and invest in renewable energy projects, and the benefits will flow to taxpayers and the environment,” Massachusetts Municipal Association
Survey: Ohio Conservatives Overwhelmingly Support Clean Energy
The Ohio Conservative Energy Forum (OHCEF) has released a statewide poll showing conservative voters throughout the state overwhelmingly support public policies that encourage greater production of renewable energy and increasing energy efficiency
Proposed initiative would hurt renewable energy
If you are a proponent of clean energy, you might want to think twice before signing ballot initiative I-184. The intent is positive (to increase our use of clean energy) but the way it is written would do more harm than good. For one thing, the
Wicked Local Quincy
“Communities all across the state will use these grant funds for innovative programs to reduce energy usage and invest in renewable energy projects, and the benefits will flow to taxpayers and the environment,” Massachusetts Municipal Association
Greenbacker Renewable enters into $60M senior secured facility
New York-based Greenbacker Renewable Energy Co. said Wednesday it entered into a $60 million senior secured credit facility with Fifth Third Bank, which acted as sole lead arranger and bookrunner. The initial drawdown on the facility was roughly $25.7
Ceneco keen on tapping renewable energy sources
THE Central Negros Electric Cooperative (Ceneco) is keen on tapping renewable energy (RE) sources for its future power requirement amid the effects of the tax reform law, its official said. Ceneco president Roy Cordova said that with the impending
Wicked Local Wareham
“Communities all across the state will use these grant funds for innovative programs to reduce energy usage and invest in renewable energy projects, and the benefits will flow to taxpayers and the environment,” Massachusetts Municipal Association
Leeward Renewable, GE complete repowering, financing wind farms
Renewable energy developer/owner Leeward Renewable Energy and General Electric on Thursday announced completion of the repowering of Leeward's combined 136-megawatt capacity Sweetwater 1 & 2 wind farms in Nolan County, east of Midland-Odessa, Texas. GE
Gulf Business News
The renewable energy story in recent years has been all about growth. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), renewables account for more than half of the power generating capacity added worldwide since 2011. More than $1
