Ken Lund
By Joseph Baker on April 14, 2011
Tags: Environment, Tennessee Valley Authority, United States, USD, Clean Air Act Violations, clean energy, coal power emissions, coal power greenhouse gas emissions, coal-fired power, Environmental Protection Agency, pollution controls, renewable energy, Tennessee Valley Authority, TVA, electricity, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Ken Lund, Lisa P. Jackson
Whether, Lisa P. Jackson, National Park Service, pollution control, Tom Kilgore
Despite a growing renewable energy portfolio which currently generates 4,300 MW as well as a target to be the United States' leading provider of low-cost, clean energy by 2020, the Tennessee Valley Authority (NYSE: TVC) (TVA) is required to pay significant fines for its Clean Air Act violations.
By Jace Shoemaker-... on June 15, 2010
Tags: Cosma International, High Grain Solar, Mojave Desert, Most Solar Town in America, Nipton, Skyline Solar, solar arrays, solar energy, solar power, America, California, electricity, energy, Ken Lund, metal, Michigan, Steve Berardi
Learn, Steve Berardi
While it used to be called the Gateway to the Mojave National Preserve, Nipton is being called something entirely different these days.
