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| First Renewable FIT Introduced in U.S. |
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 Prices for solar and biogas introduced in the Michigan Renewable Energy Sources Act would be the best in North America.
Patterned after Germany's highly successful Renewable Energy Sources Act, Veteran Michigan Assemblywoman Kathleen Law submitted a bill to the Michigan House of Representatives earlier this week that creates the first comprehensive renewable energy feed-in tariff (FIT) introduced into any U.S. legislature.
The proposed tariffs or payments for solar energy in the Michigan bill are more than 50% greater than the equivalent tariffs in Ontario, currently the highest in North America. Likewise, the proposed tariff for biogas is nearly one-third greater than that in Ontario. |
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Posted by webmaster on Tuesday, September 25, 2007 @ 12:22:52 EDT (513 reads)(Read More... | 5461 bytes more | Score: 0) |
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| Delawareans Willing to Pay a Premium for Wind Energy |
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Continued survey analysis shows support among residents for energy source
Delaware residents not only are supportive of offshore wind power, according to new analysis of a survey conducted by University of Delaware researchers, but they're willing to pay to have it instead of coal or natural gas power.
"After analyzing the survey data and completing statistical analyses, we concluded that residents statewide would be willing to pay between $500 million and $550 million to have offshore wind as a source of power over coal or natural gas," said Jeremy Firestone, one of the survey's authors. |
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Posted by webmaster on Thursday, September 20, 2007 @ 10:08:26 EDT (349 reads)(Read More... | 8926 bytes more | Score: 0) |
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| Uni-Solar Gets Big GM Contract |
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Posted on 9/14/2007 11:46:40 AM
Auburn Hills-based United Solar Ovonic said Friday that it had been selected for one of the largest-ever solar power installations in corporate use.
Solar panels from the Energy Conversion Devices Inc. subsidiary will be installed on the roof of a GM plant in Fontana, Calif.
When completed in December, the installation will produce 1.3 million kilowatt hours of electricity a year, roughly the amount needed to power 500 homes for one year. |
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Posted by webmaster on Tuesday, September 18, 2007 @ 17:02:49 EDT (307 reads)(Read More... | 1973 bytes more | Score: 0) |
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| Uni-Solar's Panels Shine At Emmys |
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Posted on 9/18/2007 6:46:09 AM
Auburn Hills-based United Solar Ovonic, a subsidiary of Energy Conversion Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: ENER) said Monday that its flexible, lightweight thin-fil Uni-Solar photovoltaic panels helped generate electricity and shade the crowd during Sunday night's 59th annual Emmy Awards in Los Angeles.
Uni-Solar PV laminates were installed on 2,700-square-foot of metal roofing manufactured to form a sun canopy. Several hundred attendees, who won a lottery for a seat in the bleachers, were able to view their favorite TV celebrities walking the red carpet while shielded from the sun. |
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Posted by webmaster on Tuesday, September 18, 2007 @ 16:59:47 EDT (359 reads)(Read More... | 2819 bytes more | Score: 0) |
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| Ford Building Bigger 'fumes To Fuel' Project |
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Posted on 9/10/2007 7:42:15 AM
The latest version of Ford Motor Co.'s "fumes-to-fuel" process to convert volatile organic compounds from production paint lines into electricity will be teamed with a 300kW molten carbonate fuel cell at the company's Oakville, Ont., assembly plant, AutoTech Daily reported Monday.
Danbury, Conn.-based FuelCell Energy Inc. will supply its DFC300MA stationary fuel cell pack for the program.
The traditional way to combat paint emissions is to concentrate them via rotary carbonwheels. The resulting concentrate is thermally oxidized at 1400 degrees Fahreneheit, which requires copious amounts of electricity and natural gas. With the fuel-to-fumes method co-developed by Detroit Edison, carbon beads are used to separate VOCs from the paint emissions. Ford says the fluidized bed used in the process improves concentration levels by 250 percent. |
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Posted by webmaster on Monday, September 10, 2007 @ 14:42:55 EDT (325 reads)(Read More... | 2023 bytes more | Score: 0) |
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| Geothermal Firm Ties Up With Engineering Provider |
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Posted on 9/9/2007 12:43:05 PM
Brighton-based Encore Energy Systems Inc. (OTC: ENCS) said Friday it had formed a strategic alliance with Pittsburgh, Pa.-based Ray Engineering, a company that specializes in mechanical and geothermal engineering to commercial, institutional, and industrial clients.
Under the agreement, Ray will provide geothermal design and engineering services to meet Encore Energy's growing sales.
As announced previously, Encore is experiencing unprecedented demand with a current aggregate sales pipeline value of more than $255 million. |
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Posted by webmaster on Monday, September 10, 2007 @ 12:48:24 EDT (304 reads)(Read More... | 1167 bytes more | Score: 0) |
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| Southfield Gets A New E85 Pump |
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Posted on 9/6/2007 8:20:08 AM
Southfield will get an E85 ethanol pump in a grand opening scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday.
The city of Southfield, Sunoco's Group Center Inc., the state of Michigan and NextEnergy, the state's alternative energy industry accelerator, will celebrate the opening at 24848 Southfield Road. |
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