Oceano Elementary gets solar energy system (Arroyo Grande Times Press Recorder: Fri, 21 Mar) Oceano Elementary School has been awarded a $25,000 solar energy system that children can study and monitor, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. officials said Tuesday.
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PSE&G, state agree to solar energy plan (The Record: Wed, 19 Mar) Public Service Electric and Gas Co. and the state's rate counsel have reached a compromise agreement that paves the way for the Newark-based utility company to launch a $100 million solar energy pilot program.
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Using Solar Energy (KTAL Shreveport: Thu, 20 Mar) Now, this type of energy is being converted into power to heat homes and provide electricity. Homeowner Priscilla Claflin is tried of watching people abuse our natural resources. Instead, of wasting what mother earth produces, Clafin and her daughter found a way to use it.
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Solar power energy on horizon for Nutley through shared services (Observer: Thu, 20 Mar) Nutley Parks and Recreation Commissioner Mauro Tucci saw the value of going green back when he was director of the Department of Public Works in Montclair but he has made the jump from recycling to solar power over the last two decades.
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Solar power for model homestay village (Bangkok Post: Fri, 21 Mar) Mae Kampong, a village sitting 1,300 metres above sea level in Mae On district of Chiang Mai and offering homestay to visiting tourists, now boasts a solar powered water system, a clean and renewable form of energy.
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Solar Panels a way to save money? (FOX10 Gulf Coast: Fri, 21 Mar) GULF BREEZE, Fla. - Imagine powering your home using something we all get for free. That's what Chuck Stitzel is doing. He's taking sunlight and turning it into energy, by using solar panels. He said Hurricane Ivan made him want to be ready for anything, "When hurricane Ivan came through it left us without power for two weeks, you're helpless, electric company couldn't help you.
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