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U.S. Army Creates Task Force to Develop Renewable Energy Projects

By Nathanael Baker on August 12, 2011

Tags: USD, energy security, John McHugh, Katherine Hammack, U.S. Army, U.S. army renewable energy, U.S. military, U.S. military renewable energy, American military, Army, California, energy, John McHugh, Katherine Hammack, oil, United States Army

The U.S. Army is committing itself to the development of renewable energy -- this branch of the American military has pledged to source 25% of its energy from renewables by 2025. In an effort to makes this happen, the Army has formed a new task force that will focus exclusively on the development of clean energy sources.

U.S. Military Goes Green: Part II

By energyNOW on July 19, 2011

Tags: Army Research Laboratory, U.S. military, U.S. military alternative energy, U.S. military electric vehicles, U.S. military renewable energy, U.S. military solar energy, Air Force, Army, Cynthia Lundgren, electronics, energy, Lee Patrick, Lee Patrick Sullivan, Maryland, Paul Skalny, U.S.

The sun is a big part of the Air Force and Army's plans for alternative fuels. In “Energy Innovations in the Armed Forces,” Correspondent Lee Patrick Sullivan learns how the Air Force is using the largest solar array in the Western Hemisphere to help reach a 20 percent renewable-energy goal by 2020.

Army Demonstrates Stealth Clandestine Extended Range Vehicle at Indy 500

By Jace Shoemaker-... on May 30, 2011

Tags: Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide Inc., Army CERV, clandestine extended range vehicle, Emerging Technology Day, Indy 500, U.S. military, and sustains the right technology, Army, Department of Defense, energy, fuel cell, Indy, United States Army

The United States Army displayed its stealth Clandestine Extended Range Vehicle (

U.S. Army Uses Renewable Energy in Afghanistan

By Alison Pruitt on August 9, 2010

Tags: National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Afghanistan, United States, Afghanistan, American military, National Renewable Energy Lab, NREL, solar energy, U.S. Army, War in Afghanistan, waste to energy, Army, ascii, electricity, energy, U.S.

In a war zone, renewable energy can be a soldier’s best friend.

Army Corps Pens Deal for Largest Solar Project in Defense Department History

By Bill DiBenedetto on July 30, 2009

Tags: Acciona Energia, Clark Construction Group, Clark Energy Group, Clark Enterprises, Clark Realty Capital, Henderson NV, USD, Acciona Solar Power, Army Corps of Engineers, Clark Energy Group, solar, Army, California, Department of Defense, Department of Energy, energy, Fort Irwin solar energy project, Jerry Hansen, Virginia

The Army Corps of Engineers selected the Clark Energy Group to develop the largest solar power project in Department of Defense history at Fort Irwin, CA.