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Verdant Power turbines retrofitted with new rotors to delivering energy from NYC's East River
Verdant Power has retrofitted two of its tidal turbines with 5th-Generation rotors and successfully re-installed the units in the East River.

Duke Energy expands wind business
Duke Energy announced a long-term agreement for the sale of 99 megawatts of electricity from its new Wyoming wind farm, as well as the purchase of 100 wind turbines from General Electric.

Dow Corning demonstrates manufacturing process and materials that increase solar panel production rates
Dow Corning Corp. has demonstrated a manufacturing process featuring new developmental silicone materials that the company said increases the production rate of solar panels.

Horizon Wind Energy partners with Snohomish Public Utility District
Horizon entered into a long-term power purchase agreement with Snohomish to sell wind energy from the Wheat Field Wind Farm.

DOE to invest up to $24 million for solar energy products
Twelve industry teams partner with DOE to advance integration of solar energy systems into electrical grid.

Allegheny Energy's wind energy program approved
Allegheny Power announced that the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has approved Allegheny's request to offer a voluntary wind energy program to its electric customers.

Large real estate company enrolls in PowerPay! New York energy conservation program to help grid
A large real estate company based in New York City has enrolled several of their commercial buildings in an energy conservation program known as "PowerPay! New York."

DOE to provide $36 mill to advance carbon dioxide capture
The DOE announced that it will provide $36 million for 15 projects aimed at furthering the development of new and cost-effective technologies for the capture of carbon dioxide.

ComEd business customers have new efficiency options
ComEd commercial and industrial customers will be able to take advantage of new and enhanced energy efficiency programs that are expected to yield more than $155 million in savings during the programs' lifetime.

Energy savings from EnerNOC's efficiency solution qualify for renewable energy credits
EnerNOC announced that a ruling by the Connecticut DPUC has determined that the energy savings generated by EnerNOC's monitoring-based commissioning solution at Western Connecticut State University qualify for renewable energy credits.

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