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February 8, 2010

SolarCraft is Awarded Green Business of the Year

Press Release by SolarCraft

SolarCraft has been selected by the Novato Chamber of Commerce (NCOC) as the inaugural recipient of its Green Business of the Year Award. In business since 1984, SolarCraft celebrates its 26th year providing renewable energy services to the North Bay. They...

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February 4, 2010

Leilani Münter's 'Eco Dream-Team' Announces NASCAR Green Challenge

Press Release by groSolar

Daytona Beach, Fl. - When Leilani Münter gets behind the wheel, people watch. But if she has her way at Daytona's ARCA Series race on February 6th, they'll also listen. This is one driver who is using the platform of the...

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February 1, 2010

California approves $350 million in rebates for solar water heating installations

Press Release by SolarCraft

Novato-based SolarCraft, the North Bay leader in Solar Electric and Solar Thermal installations, is pleased to announce that the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has approved a $350 million dollar rebate program to encourage state residents and businesses to install solar...

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February 1, 2010

CGM.3 Electrical distribution switchgear Technical Workshop with Vestas Northern Europe Offshore.

Press Release by ORMAZABAL

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January 28, 2010

Obama's State of the Union Address Highlights Renewables' Role

In his first State of the Union address, US President Barack Obama has highlighted the key role of renewables in the economic development of the country....

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January 27, 2010

Can Renewables Really Power our Cities?

by Stephen Lacey

Over the course of history, the city has evolved from an "agropolis" based on surrounding resources to a "petropolis" reliant on far-away food and fossil fuels. Now, with those environmentally-dangerous energy needs becoming harder to meet, can we make another transition...