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(Boston--January 14, 2009) – Today, EPA is recognizing ten schools in Community Energy Challenge Municipalities in New England that have earned the prestigious ENERGY STAR label for superior energy performance.
“We’re excited to see these schools set the pace for others in New England and the nation,” said Robert W. Varney, regional administrator for EPA New England. “It is critical for us to reduce energy consumption in all ...
Topic: Energy efficiency Awards & Competition
14/01/2009 more...
That is the battle cry and closing remarks issued by the Honorable Jon Wellinghoff, Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner, as he accepted the Alliance’s 2008 Charles H. Percy Award for Public Service at last year’s black tie dinner and gala awards ceremony.
Have your battle cry heard – submit a nomination for one of the prestigious awards that will be presented ...
Topic: Awards & Competition
12/01/2009 more...
PHILADELPHIA (December 18, 2008) - - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has recognized the Blue Mountain School District in Orwigsburg, Schuylkill Co., Pa. as one of 14 new Energy Star Leaders nationwide.
As an Energy Star Leader, the district joins 64 other leaders from school districts, commercial real estate companies, healthcare systems, supermarket operators and hoteliers as an elite group recognized for energy efficiency ...
Topic: Energy efficiency Environment Awards & Competition
18/12/2008 more...
(Denver, Colo. -- December 17, 2008) A series of grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will help Colorado's Latino, Native American and low-income communities reduce energy consumption, secure cleaner water, and reduce exposure to toxic substances. The grants were awarded today under EPA's Environmental Justice Small Grants program.
"Colorado's minority and low-income ...
Topic: Environment Awards & Competition
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PHILADELPHIA (December 3, 2008) - - Today, EPA joined students and teachers from Philadelphia’s Wissahickon Charter School to see how the school's biodiesel processor turns waste vegetable oil from a local restaurant into fuel to power Outward Bound's van that is used for student field trips.
SmartFuel a project of the William James Foundation of Washington, D.C., has been designed to provide practical experience and build confidence among middle school students that they ...
Topic: Bioenergy Vehicle Awards & Competition
03/12/2008 more...
Students taking science classes at Yampah Mountain High School in Glenwood Springs, Colo., are learning about energy efficiency and renewable energy in a hands-on way. The students are learning about energy issues within their school and community through direct development and design of energy projects that benefit their school. Susy Ellison, a science teacher at Yampah Mountain High School, has championed these unique programs that introducestudents to the world of renewable energy ...
Topic: Renewable energy Awards & Competition
21/11/2008 more...
SAN FRANCISCO and WUXI, China, Nov. 13 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. (NYSE: STP), one of the world's leading manufacturers of photovoltaic (PV) cells and modules, today announced that Dr. Zhengrong Shi, Suntech's Chairman and CEO, has been honored as one of three Climate Heroes by the Asia Society in recognition of his contribution to green innovation and sustainable development in Asia and the United States. The award was presented ...
Topic: Awards & Competition PV - Photovoltaic
13/11/2008 more...
(Dallas, Texas – November 13, 2008) Protecting the planet through innovative designs has earned grants from the Environmental Protection Agency for two Texas student research teams.
The two teams from Texas A&M University and Lone Star College-Kingwood were awarded grants from EPA’s People, Prosperity, and the Planet (P3) program.
The Lone Star College-Kingwood team’s ...
Topic: Awards & Competition
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(Dallas, Texas – November 13, 2008) Protecting the planet through innovative designs has earned grants from the Environmental Protection Agency for two teams at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
The two teams were awarded grants from EPA’s People, Prosperity, and the Planet (P3) program for their research on biomass, or plant materials used to produce ...
Topic: Bioenergy Awards & Competition
13/11/2008 more...
(Kansas City, Kan., Nov. 13, 2008) - Two teams of students from the Missouri University of Science and Technology (Missouri S&T) in Rolla will each receive $10,000 grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's People, Prosperity and the Planet (P3) Program to create innovative designs for sustainable technologies to benefit the developed and developing world.
Of 40 universities in 24 states whose student teams have been ...
Topic: Solar Energy efficiency Awards & Competition
13/11/2008 more...
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