California Renewable Energy Forecast Just Keeps Getting Brighter
The forecast for renewable energy in California, already America’s strongest solar market, just keeps getting brighter. […]
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California Public Utilities Commission Approves 5 Renewable Energy Contracts Totaling 1,088 MW!
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) approved five renewable energy projects yesterday that total 1,088 megawatts (MW) in capacity. 711 MW of that capacity is from solar PV power projects. The remaining 377 MW are from wind power projects. In total, annual generation of 2,927 gigawatt-hours (GWh). More details: Solar Power Plants “Southern … [continued]
On the Flip Side — A Hope for US Clean Energy
I just wrote about how it looks like China is going to clean the US’ clock on large-scale clean energy projects. But, as we all know, clean energy doesn’t need to be from (super) large projects to provide people with power. In fact, that is one of the hopes many … [continued]
Utility-Scale Distributed Solar Gets Blast-Off in California
Other states could learn from this innovative idea. Distributed solar could be a way that cities with regions of urban blight to re-purpose all those empty big box stores so their roofs could supply neighbors with power, and in the process, bringing about urban renewal and lots of clean energy American jobs.
GM Preps for the Debut of the Plug-in Car by Wooing Electric Companies
In order to usher in the Chevy Volt, due out in 2010, General Motors is partnering with 30 utility companies across 40 states to ensure that the infrastructure to support the new model will exist. This is great news for the Toyota RAV4 drivers who have been driving electric cars … [continued]
