U.S. Department of Energy - Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Geothermal Technologies Program
News Archives - 2005
Idaho Geothermal Power Plant Moves Ahead with Power Agreement
Dr. Samuel Bodman Sworn in as Secretary of Energy
DOE Proposes $1.2 Billion for Efficiency and Renewables in 2006
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Bush Administration Pushes Renewable Energy on Public Lands
California Utility to Buy Power from Six New Renewable Energy Projects
Report Predicts Huge Growth in Clean Energy Technologies
Ormat Breaks Ground on New Geothermal Power Plant in Nevada
USDA Conservation Program Includes Efficiency, Renewable Incentives
California Launches $30 Million Clean Energy Investment Fund
Pennsylvania Offers $10 Million for Clean Energy Projects
New Mexico Bills to Encourage Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Idaho Provides Financing, Tax Rebates for Renewable Projects
U.S. Air Force Leads the Nation in Green Power Purchases
US Geothermal Signs Two New 10-Megawatt Power Sales Agreements
Ormat Breaks Ground on New Geothermal Plant in California
Drilling Resumes at Blue Mountain Geothermal Site
Douglas Faulkner Named Acting Assistant Secretary for Efficiency, Renewables
Ormat Technologies, Inc. Completes Well Re-drilling at Puna Geothermal Project in Hawaii
California Geothermal Solicitation
U.S. Joins Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development
Power Production from Renewable Energy Aided by Energy Act
Investment Firm Offers $25 Million for Renewables, Efficiency
EERE Launches its Financial Opportunities Web Site
GEA and GRC 2005 Awards
Voluntary Green Power Purchases Increased Tenfold in 5 Years
U.S. Government Exceeds its Goal for Renewable Energy Use
Renewable Energy Markets Showed Strong Growth in 2004
Pumpernickel Geothermal Project Completes Phase I Drill Program
Ormat Commissions 20-Megawatt Geothermal Power Plant in Nevada
Geothermal Power Plants Moving Ahead in Idaho and Utah
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