Frederick County Executive Jan Gardner said the array will increase the county’s utilization of renewable energy. And she said the landfill, which is …
Missouri DNR will soon have new oversight of state energy policy — a development some are …
A government office that grants money and technical assistance to energy efficiency and renewable energy projects around Missouri will be shuffled …
Renewable Energy Update – March 2019 #5
General Electric has sold 650 megawatts of joint-venture-owned renewable energy projects, less than two months after trumpeting an expansion of its …
Andy and Dianne Culver: Action for renewable energy needed now
Her letter to The Tribune “Case for Renewable Energy: Greeley is ready” clearly supports that government action is needed at all levels including …
Minnesota Court of Appeals OKs controversial solar garden in Carver County
A Minnesota Appeals Court ruling has given a solar–energy company a green light to build a solar garden in Carver County, reversing a decision by …
The Borderland & The Wall: Future Renewable Powerhouse, Or Environmental Disaster?
With abundant and powerful sunshine, wind, and some hydroelectric resources, there’s the potential to become a renewable energy powerhouse.
Tesla building solar array at Frederick County landfill
A prominent company known for its electric cars is building a solar array at Frederick County’s landfill, which will power multiple county facilities.
Women-led non-profit, Just Roots, celebrates solar power installation
GREENFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Just Roots is living by example of moving towards more sustainable energy. The Greenfield Community Farm at Just …
Hampshire Power transitioning to renewable energy
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) – A local energy supplier is moving to provide 100 percent renewable energy to its customers. Hampshire Power is …
Georgetown council authorizes default notice on 2015 solar agreement
Georgetown City Council has authorized Mayor Dale Ross to sign a “notice of event of default” on a solar power agreement the city entered more than …