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Marin Residents and Businesses Can Win Big Savings, Carbon Reductions, Energy Security Upgrade from Local Power Works, LLC Clean Energy Bid
Bringing dramatically cleaner and more secure energy sources to Marin County residents at prices at or below PG&E is what Local Power Works LLC’s July 20, 2009 bid to the Marin Energy Authority is all about. With its focus on local power and efficiency projects built by local firms, Local Power Works has bid to create local green jobs and improve the way of life in Marin County. The Local Power Works bid will provide over 76% of the community’s electricity from new local green energy sources. - August 05, 2009 - Local Power LLC
WCP Solar Services Announces Partnership with ENERGY STAR
WCP Solar Services has become a partner with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s ENERGY STAR program. - July 06, 2009 - Walters Consulting & Productions, LLC
Steelhenge Consulting, Experts in Energy and Utilities Resilience, to Run Series of 'Planning for an Energy Emergency' Workshops with Gemserv
The energy emergency planning workshops, run by Steelhenge in partnership with Gemserv, are being held over March and April in Warwick and London. They will cover current gas and electricity emergency arrangements following the Government's recently published National Emergency Plan. - March 22, 2009 - Steelhenge Consulting Limited
Rentricity to Support Pennsylvania Clean Energy Initiative for Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County
Rentricity Inc., the renewable energy recovery company, will support the review of the Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County (MAWC) pressurized water piping systems. The MAWC is one of the largest utilities in the western region of Pennsylvania serving over 115,000 customers throughout a five... - July 03, 2008 - Rentricity Inc.
Electrical Utilities Leading the Way in Sustainable Energy Planning
When thinking about a utility, no one has ever been excited to see the monthly bill that comes through the mail…but Oakville Hydro is trying to change all that, beginning with its industrial customers. They are working with 360 Energy in order to save their customers money. Oakville Hydro... - February 29, 2008 - 360 Energy Inc
Online Tool Released to Facilitate Utility Exchange of Solar Experiences and Lessons Learned
The Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) announces that it has released an online Utility Peer Match tool. The tool is available at no cost to all investor owned, municipal, and rural electric cooperative utilities interested in solar electric power. Utility Peer Match is a unique service that connects utility employees with “solar savvy” peers that have years of experience in implementing solar programs and working on utility solar issues. - May 18, 2007 - Solar Electric Power Association
Intelligent Energy To Give Away Free Natural Gas to Thousands in NY and NJ
Thousands of New York and New Jersey residents may be rubbing their eyes and checking their calendars to make sure it’s not April 1 when they check their mail in the coming weeks. The reason is a postcard many will be receiving that promises them two months of natural gas for their homes at a... - May 03, 2007 - Intelligent Energy
The Renewable Energy Centre Helps to Combat Fuel Poverty - Practical Tips for Households on Any Budget
The Renewable Energy Centre fights the fuel poverty crisis and proves that home owners need not invest a lot of money to improve the energy efficiency of their home and cut utility bills. - April 04, 2007 - The Renewable Energy Centre
Are You Paying Too Much to Heat Your Home?
You are if you're not using Heating Oil 4 Less. - March 22, 2007 - Heating Oil 4 Less
UxC President Tells StockInterview: US Utilities Should Support Domestic Uranium Production
In the face of Asian competition and possible supply shocks to the uranium market, UxC president Jeff Combs urges U.S. utilities to “support the expansion of production in the United States.” He believes there’s a good chance for $50/pound uranium this year. “Any shock to supply could send prices much, much higher.” - May 03, 2006 - StockInterview.com