SOLAR 2013: Schools Going Renewable!
We are continuously seeing school campuses across the nation installing renewables to help power their schools, while also educating the students. This year at SOLAR 2013 we had a forum of speakers who are working directly towards the goal of schools going renewable. Gabriella Martin of the J.L. Clean Energy Community Foundation in Chicago, gave [...]
SOLAR 2013: NREL Tool Estimates Economic Impacts of RE
SOLAR 2013 kicked off this morning in Baltimore with nine tracks of parallel sessions that included a forum about the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s JEDI models. JEDI, which stands for Jobs and Economic Development Impact, is a series of free online calculators for estimating employment and other impacts that result from investment in new power generation or fuel production.
Stanford Researchers Plan an Alternative Energy Future for New York!
A study, co-authored by Stanford researcher Mark Z. Jacobson, outlines a path to statewide renewable energy conversion, and away from natural gas and imported fuel.
Wind, Solar, and Biomass Provide All New U.S. Electrical Generating Capacity in January 2013!
Latest “Energy Infrastructure Update” report says that 1,231 MW of new in-service electrical generating capacity came on line in the United States in January 2013- all from wind, solar, and biomass sources.
Japan’s Plan to Build the World’s Largest Wind Farm!
Japan is striving to become energy self-sufficient by 2040, with plans to build the world’s largest wind farm.
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