National Renewable Energy Laborator (NREL)
By Joseph Baker on May 10, 2011
Tags: Department of Energy (DOE), National Renewable Energy Laborator (NREL), Oregon renewable energy, Portland General Electric, renewable energy, utility green pricing program
According to the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Portland General Electric (NYSE: POR) has the largest number of customers purchasing renewable energy compared to any other utility in the United States.
By Alison Pruitt on August 10, 2010
Tags: The National Renewable Energy Laboratory, energy costs, Haselden construction, heating costs, National Renewable Energy Laborator (NREL), solar energy, solar power, solar research and development, transpired air solar collector, energy, metal, Philip Macey
One of the biggest obstacles with heating a building in the winter time is that the fresh air drawn in through the ventilation system is cold and must be warmed to make it comfortable. Thirteen percent of American energy is used to heat residential and commercial buildings.
By Jeff Swofford on March 1, 2010
Tags: AWEA, AWS Truewind LLC, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, The National Renewable Energy Laboratory, United States, USD, Alison Pruitt, American Clean Energy and Security Act, AWEA, capacity, Carbon, clean energy policy, Denise Bode, electricity production, estimates, Kevin Grandia, National Renewable Energy Laborator (NREL), Potential, renewable energy, research, Texas, United States, US, Waxman-Markey Bill, wind energy, wind resources, Zaher Karp, Alison Pruitt, biofuels, Colorado, Denise Bode, electricity, energy, Florida, Kansas, Kevin Grandia, Mississippi, Nebraska, New York, Texas, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Energy Department
Those in the clean energy industry continue to play the waiting game in the policy arena. The question remains as what type of, if any, energy and climate change legislation will be put into action in the US in 2010.
