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News Archives - 2006
January
California Approves $2.9 Billion Solar Energy Initiative
EPA Proposes Lower, More Realistic Fuel Economy Estimates
USDA Offers $19 Million for Businesses, Emphasizing Renewables
Walgreens to Install Solar Power on 112 Stores
Federal Agencies Commit to Energy Efficient Buildings
February
New Study Confirms Energy Benefit of Ethanol Fuel
DOE and 15 Federal Agencies Sign Green Building Agreement
DOE Conducts Energy Assessment at Auto Wheel Plant in Arkansas
Nevada to Host the World's Largest Photovoltaic Power Plant
Ford and GM to Help Install E85 Pumps in Missouri and Illinois
BP and Edison Plan a 500-Megawatt Hydrogen Project in California
Platts: Natural Gas Wholesale Prices Down 24 Percent
Nanotech Proposal Holds Promise for Clean Energy Technologies
April
Energy Department Celebrates Operation of Efficient Technology for Melting Aluminum
June
Aluminum Technology Breakthrough: Isothermal Melting in Small-Scale Plant
September
DOE Awards $6 Million for Efficient Building Partnerships
Report Shows Rapid Growth in Solar Manufacturing in 2005
Phase-out of Tax Credits for Toyota Hybrids Starts October 1st