Sentences with phrase «national leader in renewable energy»

California's Alameda County was recently recognized as a national leader in renewable energy, having expanded its use of solar energy with the 250 - kilowatt Solaria Power Plant...

Deepwater Wind's new South Fork Wind Farm will make Long Island a national leader in renewable energy.

The NRDC asserts that Missouri is in a position to become a national leader in renewable energy because of the fertile soil and large tracts of wind and available land.

Not exact matches

The EPA in November will kick off a series of five national workshops to allow state and local leaders, renewable energy developers and conservation groups to brainstorm.

With the cap - and - trade option for carbon reduction buried in the U.S. Senate at least until 2011, yesterday Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D — NV) began to drive nails into the coffin for a national mandate on renewable energy, known as a Renewable Energy Standarenewable energy, known as a Renewable Energy Standard energy, known as a Renewable Energy StandaRenewable Energy Standard Energy Standard (RES).

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«As we enter the second decade of the 21st century experiencing a horrific oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, a devastating natural gas explosion in California, death of 25 West Virginia coal miners, kidnapped uranium miners in Niger — it's about time for the United States to reposition itself as a global leader in solar and the entire portfolio renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies critical to our economic and national security,» said Scott Sklar, president of the Stella Group, which promotes renewable power generation.

Connecticut, once a national leader in clean and renewable energy and energy efficiency, has slipped behind many other states, including its neighbors.

In October 2014, after complex negotiations, the EU's national leaders issue a joint pledge that by 2030 they would cut their combined greenhouse emissions by at least 40 % from 1990 levels, and would get at least 27 % of their energy from renewable sources.

«Small systems are especially popular in states with good winds, high electricity prices and incentive programs,» said Trudy Forsyth, a senior project leader at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's National Wind Technology Center, a Department of Energy research facility near Boulder, Colo..