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NREL: Feed-in Tariffs Legal in US When Certain Conditions Met

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has issued a long-awaited legal analysis of how states could implement feed-in tariffs and still comply with federal law.

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The Future of Energy heads to London as business thrives

Abu Dhabi, UAE, 21 January 2009: The UK Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Ed Miliband, spoke at the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi on Monday to highlight the UK’s leading role in meeting the global challenge of combating climate change with renewable energy.

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Final Construction Contracts Awarded for London Array Offshore Windfarm

UK-based MPI and A2SEA, a Danish company, have been selected to supply construction vessels for the first phase of the London Array wind farm being built by a consortium of E.ON, DONG Energy and Masdar.

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Massachusetts Utilities Seek Long-Term Green Energy Deals

Legislation passed in 2008 requires Massachusetts utilities that buy and distribute power to sign contracts with renewable energy suppliers. The goal is to increase clean energy sources and decrease the state’s reliance on greenhouse gas-emitting fossil fuels. The effects of that legislation are now being felt as several utilities openly seek long-term power purchase agreements [...]

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Honda Unveils Amazing Solar Hydrogen Station Prototype

Imagine going to the refueling station by entering your garage. Honda Motors is trying to make that notion a reality with the announcement of its new Honda Solar Hydrogen Station, an all-in-one electrolyzer and compressor that provides 0.5 kg of hydrogen over 8 hours. That will enable a fuel cell electric vehicle to handle trips [...]

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