Tom Raftery
By Nathanael Baker on March 30, 2012
Tags: NRG Energy, USD, California electric vehicles, California new transportation policy, electric vehicle charging station, electric vehicle charging times, electric vehicles, fast-charging stations, Illinois electric vehicles, Illinois new transportation policy, range anxiety, California, David Crane, Illinois, Pat Quinn, Tom Raftery
Electric cars are becoming more durable as engineers improve the range of their battery life, however, the question of where to re-charge themstill remains. With an investment of $100 million dollars, the California Public Utilities Commission is hoping to create a resolution.
By Joseph Baker on October 28, 2011
Tags: Ameren Corp., Ameren Illinois, Commonwealth Edison Company, USD, Ameren Corporation, Ameren Illinois, Commonwealth Edison Company (ComEd), electric vehicles, Energy Infrastructure Modernization Act, energy policy, Governor Pat Quinn, Illinois General Assembly, SB 1652, smart grid, smart meters, energy, House of Representatives, Illinois, Pat Quinn, Senate, Tom Raftery
By Joseph Baker on October 26, 2011
Tags: Ferrostall AG, NextEra Energy Inc., NextEra Energy Resources, PV, Solar Millennium AG, Solar Trust of America, SolarHybrid AG, Stirling Energy Systems Inc., United States, USD, Blythe Solar Power plant, concentrated solar power (CSP), Department of Energy (DOE), DOE Loan Guarantee, Genesis solar energy project, NextEra Energy Inc., NextEra Energy Resources, photovoltaic, PV, Solar Milennium AG, Solar Trust of America, SolarHybrid AG, SolarHybrid of America, Sterling Energy Systems Inc., SunShot CSP, SunShot Initiative, Arizona, California, energy, Tom Raftery, United States Department of Energy
The United States Department of Energy (DOE) stated its plans to invest $60 million to support the advancement of concentrated solar power (CSP) technologies.
