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The Newest Hybrid Model – The New York Times

INDIANTOWN, Fla. — In former swamplands teeming with otters and wild
hogs, one of the nation’s biggest utilities is running an experiment in the
future of renewable power. Across 500 acres north of West Palm Beach, the FPL Group utility is
assembling a life-size Erector Set of 190,000 shimmering

Renewable energy projects get green light – The Manila Times

The Department of Energy has awarded another set of renewable energy
(RE) contracts to investors. The Energy department on Friday signed 26 deals, bringing to 180 the number
of clean and renewable power projects since the passage of the RE Act of 2008. “We look at this in the long-term as we try

NV Energy Signs 50-MW Solar PPA

NV Energy and NextLight Renewable Power LLC, have announced a 25-year contract for the purchase and sale of energy to be produced at NextLight’s 50 MW Silver State Solar Power photovoltaic facility near Primm, Nevada. Silver State Solar Power is located on Bureau of Land Management land, and will interconnect at NV Energy’s Bighorn substation adjacent to the project site.

Canada. GE might expand B.C. wind farm – The Ottawa Citizen

General Electric Co.’s energy finance unit said it might
double the capacity of a wind farm in British Columbia, increasing
its bet on renewable-power in Canada. GE and Vancouver-based
Plutonic Power Corp. last year bought the unfinished, 144-megawatt
Dokie Ridge Wind Project in northwestern B.C.,

EU agrees to split billions for green power, coal

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – European nations agreed on Tuesday how they would carve up billions of euros of European Union funding to help develop advanced renewable power or carbon-trapping technology.

DIY power creators eye up a nice earner – The Daily Telegraph

BUSINESSES and households will find out today how much money
they will make from generating their own electricity under
Government plans to boost renewable power use. Those buying and installing solar panels, wind turbines or biomass
processing equipment from April will receive a set rate for

Ontario inks landmark green-power agreement – Stratford Beacon-Herald

A consortium of South Korean firms led by conglomerate
Samsung will get a $437-million subsidy over 25 years to build 2,500
megawatts of renewable power generation and four factories employing
up to 1,440 people, Premier Dalton McGuinty announced Thursday. But critics charge there are no job

Ontario inks landmark green power agreement; – The Owen Sound Sun Times

A consortium of South Korean firms led by conglomerate
Samsung will get a $437-million subsidy over 25 years to build 2,500
megawatts of renewable power generation and four factories employing
up to 1,440 people, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty announced
Thursday. But critics charge there are no

Samsung power deal under fire; – The Orillia Packet And Times

A consortium of South Korean firms led by conglomerate
Samsung will get a $437-million subsidy over 25 years to build 2,500
megawatts of renewable power generation and four factories employing
up to 1,440 people, Premier Dalton McGuinty announced Thursday. But critics charge there are no job

Ontario inks landmark green power agreement; – The Brantford Expositor

Jonathan Jenkins, QMI Agency A consortium of South Korean firms led by conglomerate Samsung will
get a $437-million subsidy over 25 years to build 2,500 megawatts of
renewable power generation and four factories employing up to 1,440
people, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty announced Thursday. But