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Renewable Energy News
U.S. Department of Energy -
March 2010 -
"100 Million Funding
Opportunity Announced for Innovative Research
Projects"
On Tuesday, March 2,
2010, the U.S. Department of Energy
Secretary Steven Chu announced
approximately $100 million in funding will
be available through the American Recovery
and Reinvestment Act of 2009 for
Innovative Research Projects. This
Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy
(ARPA-E) funding opportunity focuses on
grid-scale energy storage, electrical
power technology and building energy
efficiency. Certain details of these
program areas are...
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) -
January 2010 -
"$5
Million in Grants Available To Fund Methane
Reduction Projects"
The
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
recently announced it is making up to $5 million
in grants available to U.S. and international
organizations to fund innovative, international
methane reduction and use projects that cut global
climate pollution. The grants will be issued
through the Methane to Markets Partnership, a
public-private partnership that reduces greenhouse
gas (GHG) pollution by promoting the
cost-effective, near-term recovery and use of
methane, a GHG that is more than 20 times more
potent than carbon dioxide.
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click here.
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Wisconsin Department of Commerce -
July 1, 2009 -
"Wisconsin Energy Independence Fund"
Governor Doyle is launching a $150 million,
ten-year grant and loan program to make Wisconsin
a leader in renewable energy. The program will
support cutting-edge research and development, the
manufacture and production of new clean energy
products, and ways to make clean energy use
widespread and cost-effective. By strategically
investing in the development and deployment of
clean energy technologies, Wisconsin can leverage
its considerable natural resources and
manufacturing expertise to support new businesses,
strengthen the economy, and move us toward energy
independence.
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The
Redmond Report
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April 28, 2009 -
"Energy
Independence Funding Opportunities/Incentives "
Wisconsin and Federal opportunities for
funding bio-energy solutions.
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