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21 hours ago ago from NewNet - New Energy World Network: the latest news and analysis on alternative, sustainable and renewable energy for the global clean energy investor community
9th February 2010 A number of businesses have responded to an environmental sustainability model with the substitution of old out dated equipment, parts and systems for new energy efficient systems. According to a recent report from SBI Energy, the US is considering a two-year, $23bn programme to encourage homeowners to undertake energy retrofitting projects. The report also predicts that the US home energy retrofit market is poised ...
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February 10, 2010 Email this story Print this post Add your comments San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom discusses his goals with relation to $19.2 million in energy efficiency projects in the city. Newsom said that energy efficiency was the most pressing area for the city to address. The city recently approved a $150 million property tax financing program for renewable energy and efficiency projects. Email this story ...
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The Iowa Office of Energy Independence is seeking proposals from Iowa’s cities and counties for projects that will reduce energy use, have a positive impact on local budgets and enhance economic development through job creation. Up to $8,634,400 is available for competitive grants in several categories. Funding comes from the federal Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program, which is part of the American Recovery and ...
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The City's Clean Energy Commission is working to fulfill Mayor Carolyn Kirk's charge of having Gloucester become a Department of Energy Resources-certified "Green Community." To that end, the commission is hosting a free public event to discuss and hear input regarding the challenges and opportunities involved in meeting that goal through a "stretch" of the state building code tomorrow from 7 to ...
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14 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Con Edison calls for more solar energy projects NEW YORK (AP) -- Con Edison, a unit of Consolidated Edison Inc., on Tuesday filed a proposal with the state of New York calling for more funds for solar energy projects in New York City. In Con Edison's filing with the New York State Public Service Commission, it called for the development of 25 megawatts of solar energy resources in New York City by 2015. The company said this will offset ...
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Los Angeles Times : Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Tuesday made a rare address to the City Council to urge quick action on proposals to lay off workers and cut departments, warning any delay could force the city into a "financial tailspin." The mayor, greeted by boos from the audience of mostly city workers, said layoffs this year and next are unavoidable. He dismissed arguments from some council members that the city's $212-million ...
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