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Is green energy our new plastics industry?
19 hours ago ago from Energy Efficiency Markets
By Elisa Wood December 17, 2009 If The Graduate were written today, Mr. McGuire’s career tip to Benjamin probably would have been “green,” rather than “plastics.” But it’s likely Benjamin would have responded in the same quizzical way: “Just how do you mean that, sir?” It was difficult to envision the vast number of new products, businesses and careers that would emerge from the plastics industry following World War II. The ...
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9 hours ago ago from Everett Independent - Everett Massachusetts Newspaper
While several Councilors did not shoot the messenger on Wednesday night at the Common Council meeting, Water Department employee Fran Sordillo did get an earful about the problems in the billing process. Councilor William Cardello let Sordillo know in no uncertain terms that the billing department and meter reading processes were very inadequate. “A resident has been waiting for three months to find if his abatement has been approved,” ...
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23 hours ago ago from The Survival Station
USA Today Thurs day, Dec 17th, 2009 A new report by Vice President Biden, which President Obama mentioned briefly in an appearance Tuesday, projects that the number of U.S. homes with smart meters will jump from about 8 million now to 40 million by 2015. In a memo to Obama, entitled Progress Report: The Transformation to a Clean Energy Economy, Biden says the Recovery Act will help fund the installation of smart meters in 18 ...
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16 hours ago ago from Enterprise Irregulars
Yesterday my pal Tom Raftery posted about PG&E’s smart meter rollout in California and problems customers were experiencing, and he featured some comments that I made during a phone conversation we had. “It seems that PG&E’s smart grid rollout is woefully under-resourced at the back-end. What PG&E should have is a system where customers can see their electrical consumption in real-time (on their phone, on their computer, on their in-home ...
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