Juneau, Alaska (Alaska Beacon) – A program that has distributed almost $300 million to renewable energy projects in Alaska since 2008 would be …
AIMCo toasts conventional and renewable energy after 16.8% return – Infrastructure Investor
The Alberta Investment Management Corporation has toasted the success of both its conventional and renewable energy platforms after it recorded …
Navajo Nation opposes uranium drilling project – Energy News Network
The U.S. Energy Department awards $50,000 to a Colorado farming nonprofit to develop methods of integrating solar power and agriculture.
Increase in Urban Beekeeping Could Be Harming Wild Bees – EcoWatch
What Are the Best Solar Panels for Farming? … larger bees that require more floral resources for energy when the smaller native bees already …
Xcel gets $20 million for batteries to store solar, wind power – MPR News
Xcel Energy is planning to install a 10-megawatt battery system in Becker, Minn., where it’s building a large solar project.
Column: Chaotic solar panel placement makes for ugly CT neighborhoods – CT Insider
While environmentally friendly, solar panels can be an eyesore when installed without considering the building’s design.
The Watch: Peoria County powering up facilities with solar energy – The Community Word
Regular business focused on approval of solar project developments and power purchase agreements between Peoria County and Hawk-Attollo, LLC.
Powering Chicago Showcases Unmatched Renewable Energy Installation Capabilities …
“As demand for solar power continues to rise, driven by federal and state incentives, it’s more important than ever to ensure these installations are …
New Jersey approves pilot program to demonstrate feasibility of agrivoltaics
“Adding dual-use solar to our community solar, utility-scale solar and customer-sited solar programs will provide us with the renewable energy we …
China’s renewable energy capacity soars in Q1 – SHINE News – Shanghai Daily
China saw its newly installed capacity of renewable energy surge 86.5 percent year on year to 47.4 m.