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Environmental 2005 P10
Suzlon sells John Deere 39 megawatts of turbine capacity
Suzlon Wind Energy Corporation has signed an agreement to provide 31 wind turbines, totaling 39 megawatts of capacity, for projects financed by John Deere for sites located in Minnesota and Texas. The wind power projects, which are scheduled to be operating by December 31, 2005, follow an earlier effort by Suzlon and John Deere in U.S. wind energy that was successfully launched in 2004.
Can we find common ground on global warming?
How can utilities that rely on coal reach out to their stakeholders - including investors as well as dedicated stakeholders who are absolutely, positively opposed to using fossil fuels - and convince them that they are interested in addressing climate change?
Twelve additional areas now meet national air quality standards for fine particle pollution
The Environmental Protection Agency added twenty-one counties in 12 areas across nine states to the list of counties that meet the nation's new, more protective air quality standards for fine particle pollution (PM2.5).
McKenzie Bay applauds voluntary Michigan net metering program
McKenzie Bay International Ltd issued a public statement applauding the voluntary statewide net metering program approved by the Michigan Public Service Commission (PSC).
Natsource announces new participants in Greenhouse Gas Credit Aggregation Pool
Natsource LLC announced that The Okinawa Electric Power Company, Inc. has joined its Greenhouse Gas Credit Aggregation Pool (GG-CAP), the world's first private-sector mechanism to help corporations and governments effectively manage their European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) and Kyoto Protocol (KP) compliance requirements to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
FPL Energy announces new wind farm in Texas
FPL Energy, LLC, a subsidiary of FPL Group, Inc., announced it will build, own and operate a new wind farm in Texas, the Horse Hollow Wind Energy Center, to be located in Taylor County, Texas.
Six environmental projects selected for funding as PECO announces first Green Region recipients
Six local environmental projects from the region's four suburban counties were selected today as the first recipients of Green Region, the PECO Energy municipal open space grant program.
R. W. Beck to serve on Western Governors' Association solar task force
Senior Consultant Michael Henderson, with management consulting and engineering firm R. W. Beck, Inc., in Denver has been invited to become a member of the Western Governors' Association (WGA) Solar Task Force for the Clean and Diversified Energy Project.
EPA announces results of annual sulfur dioxide auction
EPA announced the results of the 13th annual acid rain allowance auction held at the Chicago Board of Trade. The annual auction, which gives private citizens, brokers and power plants an opportunity to buy and sell sulfur dioxide (SO2) allowances, is part of EPA's cap and trade program to reduce acid rain.
EPA issues "Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk Assessment" and supplemental guidance on risks from early-life exposure
Two documents released provide principles and procedures to guide EPA scientists assessing cancer risk from exposures to environmental pollutants. The documents, "Guidelines for Carcinogen Risk Assessment (Cancer Guidelines)," and "Supplemental Guidance for Assessing Susceptibility from Early-Life Exposure to Carcinogens (Supplemental Guidance)" reflect EPA's evolving approach to cancer risk assessment.
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