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Power Deal for S.C. Farmers
By Derrill Holly | ECT Staff Writer Published: January 31st, 2012Electric cooperatives in South Carolina will be reaping the benefits from new sources of renewable energy that could ultimately help improve both air and water quality across the Palmetto State. Santee Cooper, the co-ops’ largest power provider, has signed an agreement with a company... Read more
Editor's Pick, Renewable Energy
Power Deal for S.C. FarmersPublished: January 31st, 2012
Electric cooperatives in South Carolina will be reaping the benefits from new sources of renewable energy that could ultimately help improve both air and water quality across the Palmetto State. Santee... Read more
Editor's Pick, Renewable Energy
Online Map of Green EnergyPublished: January 30th, 2012
The federal government has developed an interactive online atlas showing the nation’s vast preserves of renewable energy resources. The RE Atlas uses geospatial technology, like that found in... Read more
Renewable Energy
Cape Wind Might Not Blow for YearsPublished: January 27th, 2012
The project billed as the nation’s first offshore wind farm won’t be spinning its turbines until at least 2015, grid officials say. ISO New England, which administers the regional transmission... Read more
Transmission & Distribution
N.H. Upgrade to Improve ReliabilityPublished: January 26th, 2012
A New Hampshire electric cooperative is linking four of its substations to improve system reliability for about 25 percent of its consumer-members. Officials also say the work being done will... Read more
Renewable Energy
Arizona Co-op Aids Community SolarPublished: January 12th, 2012
An Arizona electric cooperative is helping fire departments in its service area reap the benefits of the desert sun with solar systems funded by the co-op’s renewable program and a federal... Read more