economic stimulus plan
By Nathanael Baker on June 23, 2009
Tags: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Department of Energy, economic stimulus plan, federal funding, Jennifer Granholm, Michigan, United States
The U.S. Department of Energy has announced it will provide the state of Michigan with more than $32 million dollars in Recovery Act funding to support and develop energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.
By Brendan Demelle on June 19, 2009
Tags: USD, 20% wind energy by 2030, Department of Energy (DOE), economic stimulus plan, energy transmission, green jobs, NPR, wind power training programs, economic stimulus, electricity, eletricity transmission, energy, green jobs, http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=105276647
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 , oil, power lines, U.S. Department of Energy, White House, wind power
Power transmission companies are anticipating a boom in the next year as the U.S. begins to allocate funding for new power lines to deliver renewable energy to consumers.
By Nathanael Baker on May 29, 2009
Tags: China, clean technology, economic stimulus plan, European Union Chamber of Commerce, government, protectionism, wind energy, wind power
The European Union Chamber of Commerce is leading the criticism of China's clean energy protectionism.
By Nathanael Baker on May 20, 2009
Tags: economic stimulus plan, energy efficiency, geothermal energy, geothermal power, green building, Obama, solar energy, solar power
According to a survey, green building, which accounted for as much as 10% of the homes built last year, will double by 2012.
By Nathanael Baker on May 6, 2009
Tags: China, economic stimulus plan, hydro power, renewable energy, renewable power, solar energy, solar power
China is drafting a new stimulus package for renewable energy. This package aims to double the country's previous goal for renewable energy output by 2020.
By Nathanael Baker on May 5, 2009
Tags: clean technology, economic stimulus plan, government, green economy, green technology, investment
Economic stimulus plans all over the world have allocated billions of dollars to the development and implementation of renewable energy sources. But, within these large sums of money and grandiose claims, are practical steps to address climate change and create a green economy really being taken?
By Nathanael Baker on April 15, 2009
Tags: clean technology, economic stimulus plan, electric car, government, green energy, Japan, solar energy, solar power, Policy, Community, Research
Japan's new ¥15 trillion ($157 billion USD) economic stimulus plan has a serious focus on green energy.
