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Department of Energy
| Aug 22, 2014
The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) has defined
three
Wind Energy Areas offshore North Carolina, totaling
approximately 308,000 acres, for potential commercial
wind
energy development.
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Department of Energy
| Aug 22, 2014
The United States remains a global leader in wind
energy, ranking second in installed capacity in the world,
according to two reports released by the Energy
Department
and two of its national laboratories.
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American Wind Energy Association
| Aug 08, 2014
This year we’ve heard a lot about record construction numbers in the wind energy industry. That translates into a hiring surge in the 43 states with jobs in the turbine…
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New York Times
| Aug 08, 2014
Supporters say the wind farm experiment is essential if states want to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and meet new federal rules on carbon emissions.
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Department of Energy
| Jul 31, 2014
The Energy Department its National
Renewable Energy Laboratory announced $1.27
million in funding for four projects that will help drive down
the
cost of small- and medium-sized wind energy systems.
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Huffington Post
| Jul 30, 2014
For the public, the benefit is obvious: electricity will be cheaper, the air will be cleaner, and fewer people will die as a result.
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Department of Energy
| Jul 29, 2014
WASHINGTON – Madelyn Creedon was confirmed by the Senate on Wednesday, July 23, 2014, as the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Principal Deputy Administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA).
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American Wind Energy Association
| Jul 23, 2014
The U.S. offshore wind energy industry has made significant progress over the last several years and there was another exciting announcement this week. On Tuesday, Secretary of the Interior…
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New York Times
| Jul 18, 2014
Wind and sun can replace dirty diesel in isolated communities.
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Huffington Post
| Jul 17, 2014
Since clean energy still remains more expensive than fossil-fuel energy, mandating its procurement necessarily entails a small monthly surcharge upon utility customers. But why should some customers pay while others do not?