U.S. Department of Energy - Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Water Power Program
News Archives - 2005
Bush Administration Pushes Renewable Energy on Public Lands
Massachusetts Offers $25 Million for Renewable Energy Certificates
New York State Funds Two Wind Power and Three Hydropower Projects
USDA Conservation Program Includes Efficiency, Renewable Incentives
Ongoing Drought in Northwest Threatens Hydropower Production
Eastern States Offer a Variety of Renewable Energy Incentives
New Mexico Bills to Encourage Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Pennsylvania Offers $10 Million for Clean Energy Projects
NREL Reports Growth in Utility Green Power Sales in 2004
Wisconsin Paper Mills Cut Costs with Energy Efficiency, Hydropower
District of Columbia Adopts a Renewable Energy Requirement
Iowa Governor Orders Greater Use of Efficiency and Renewable Energy
U.S. Air Force Leads the Nation in Green Power Purchases
Idaho Provides Financing, Tax Rebates for Renewable Projects
Montana Laws Set Requirements for Renewable Energy and Ethanol
South Korea to Build World's Largest Tidal Energy Plant
Vermont Sets Renewable Energy Requirement; Iowa Expands Tax Credits
David Garman Sworn in as Under Secretary of Energy
Nevada Law Promotes Green Building, Alters Renewable Mandate
Illinois Adopts Requirements for Efficiency, Renewable Energy
Massachusetts Joins Effort to Build "Green" Affordable Housing
Texas More than Doubles its Renewable Energy Requirement
U.S. Joins Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development
Power Production from Renewable Energy Aided by Energy Act
Massachusetts and Illinois Support Large Renewable Energy Projects
Federal Agencies Publish New Hydropower Licensing Rules
Corporate Group Reaches 360 Megawatts of Green Power Capacity
Massachusetts and Connecticut Offer Renewable Energy Funding
FERC Issues Rules Enabling Tax Credits for Hydropower Expansions
IRS Seeks Applications for $800 Million in Clean Energy Bonds
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