[ad_1] CARSON CITY — It’s too difficult to predict whether Nevadans’ electricity rates would go up or down in an open energy market under Question 3, a local think tank said in a report released last week. Opponents and proponents of Question 3, the Energy Choice Initiative that would do away with the state’s energy […]
[ad_1] LACON – Marshall County’s list of potential future solar energy installations continued to grow last week with Zoning Board of Appeals approval of three projects of the type being developed at numerous sites around central Illinois and elsewhere in the state. The panel voted unanimously Thursday night to recommend that the County Board grant […]
[ad_1] (CNN) – In one of the most disaster-prone regions on the planet, a new city has been designed specifically to withstand natural calamities — and it’s being built using remnants of a major disaster. The Philippines has begun building a “back-up” city, from where government offices can still function should capital Manila succumb to […]
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[ad_1] Hanover Police to Begin Wearing Body Cameras Hanover —Police in Hanover will begin wearing body cameras today, as part of efforts to better document interactions with the public and build trust. Uniformed officers will wear the cameras, which show a red indicator when turned on, near or at chest level, according to a news […]
[ad_1] Solar Rollers of Carbondale is taking its unique energy education program to Nevada schools, thanks to a sponsorship from renowned electric vehicle maker Tesla. “The Solar Rollers team is both honored and stoked to partner with Tesla, a groundbreaking and bold leader in advanced solar, battery storage and electrified transportation systems,” Solar Rollers founder […]
[ad_1] Pat Shondrick believes in living off the earth. She said she always wanted a wind turbine since she built her house 40 years ago in Randolph. She installed a 160-foot wind turbine at her home six years ago, when it aligned with her finances. “The year I got it was the year Ted Strickland was […]
[ad_1] Credit: Wikimedia Commons Most times, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities is about as sleepy an agency as there is in Trenton — slow moving, often opaque, and rarely making significant enough decisions to draw much attention, or even less likely, controversy. Not anymore. With Gov. Phil Murphy advocating an aggressive clean-energy agenda, […]
[ad_1] A team of researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) recently demonstrated how solar cells made of living organisms could generate energy in limited sunlight. Known as biogenic solar cells, they could offer an alternative to the synthetic versions currently in widespread use. The team published its findings in the journal Small. […]
[ad_1] Four special use permit applications for solar panel arrays have been recommended for approval by the county’s hearing officer since the solar ordinance for DeKalb County went into effect April 1. On top of that, five more solar power project applications will be considered during three public hearings at 1 p.m., 1:30 p.m. and […]
