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News Archives - 2007

January

President Bush Approves One-Year Energy Tax Credit Extension

February

DOE Requests $1.2 Billion for Office of Efficiency and Renewable Energy
U.S. Clean Energy Conferences may be Preludes to a Global Conference
Minnesota Enacts the Country's Strongest Renewable Requirement

March

New Mexico Mandates More Renewable Power and Helps to Transmit It
USDA Offers Clean Energy Grants and Loan Guarantees
Colorado Doubles its Renewable Requirement and Aids Transmission

April

Austin Energy Maintains U.S. Lead in Green Power Sales
FERC Approves a New Model for Financing Transmission Lines

May

Companies Pursuing Ocean Power along the Northern U.S. Shores
PepsiCo Shifts to 100 Percent Green Power with Record Purchase
EERE Encourages You to Take Our Web Site Survey
New Hampshire Enacts a Renewable Requirement with Solar Set-Asides
Minnesota Act Sets Efficiency and GHG Goals while Boosting Renewables

June

Oregon Requires 25 Percent Renewable Power by 2025
New System Will Certify Renewable Power Generation in the West

August

EIA: Renewable Energy Gained U.S. Market Share in 2005
Pepsi Bottling Companies Join the Top U.S. Green Power Buyers
North Carolina Sets a Requirement for 12.5% Renewable Power by 2021

September

Illinois Requires 25 Percent Renewable Power by 2025

October

ScottishPower Earns Approval for Record Wave Energy Project
New California Energy Acts Include Incentives for Solar Water Heating

December

Report: Global Renewable Energy Experiencing Double-Digit Growth
Renewable Energy Growth Boosted in New "Annual Energy Outlook"