Michigan Business and Home Owners Can Save Green by Going Green
There’s no better time than now for Michigan business and home owners to embrace alternative energy for providing power for their businesses and homes.More
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CCES To Make Wings Games Green
The Detroit Red Wings game Tuesday, March 9 will be going green thanks to Detroit-based Carbon Credit Environmental Services. Not only the game is going green, but Joe Louis Arena is working hard to become more environmental friendly by exploring ways to reduce heating, lighting, and energy consumption. More
COUNCILMAN COCKREL PUSHES CLEAN AIR LAW
This week the Detroit City Council introduced an ordinance aimed at improving air quality.More
MPSC Approves Detroit Edison’s First Solar Energy Engineering Contract
The Michigan Public Service Commission has approved Detroit Edison’s first Engineer, Procure and Construct contract for the utility’s SolarCurrents renewable energy program.More
AWEA Adopts Small Wind Turbine Standard
The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) adopted the Small Wind Turbine Performance and Safety Standard. The Small Wind Certification Council and other certification bodies will certify turbines to this standard. More
SWCC Begins to Accept Certification Applications
The Small Wind Certification Council (SWCC) is now “open for business” and has assembled all the program elements needed to initiate the North American small wind turbine certification application process. SWCC is an independent certification body and certifies that small wind turbines meet or exceed the requirements of the AWEA Small Wind Turbine Performance and Safety Standard. More
Volt Battery Chief Leaving for New “Green” Pasture
AutoTech Daily reported Friday that Denise Gray will give up her position as General Motors Co.’s global director of rechargeable energy storage systems to join an unnamed California start-up company involved in emerging battery technology.More
ENERGY TIDBITS – March 2010
2010 Michigan Energy Conference will be held at Ferris State University on
April 7-8. The conference will consist of one day of focused workshops and one day of technical breakout sessions. More
New Wind Resource Maps and Wind Potential Estimates for the United States
Accurate information about the wind resource and the wind energy potential in each state is required for federal and state policy initiatives that will expand the use of wind energy in the United States. More
Architectural engineers from Lawrence Tech expected to lead green buildings movement
Southfield, Mich. – As energy conservation becomes increasing important, dramatic changes will be needed in the buildings where we live and work. In response to those challenges, Lawrence Technological University has introduced a five-year program that combines a bachelor’s and master’s degree in architectural engineering. It is among only a few in the country. More
CCES To Make Wings Games Green
The Detroit Red Wings game Tuesday, March 9 will be going green thanks to Detroit-based Carbon Credit Environmental Services. Not only the game is going green, but Joe Louis Arena is working hard to become more environmental friendly by exploring ways to reduce heating, lighting, and energy consumption. More
COUNCILMAN COCKREL PUSHES CLEAN AIR LAW
This week the Detroit City Council introduced an ordinance aimed at improving air quality.More
MPSC Approves Detroit Edison’s First Solar Energy Engineering Contract
The Michigan Public Service Commission has approved Detroit Edison’s first Engineer, Procure and Construct contract for the utility’s SolarCurrents renewable energy program.More
AWEA Adopts Small Wind Turbine Standard
The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) adopted the Small Wind Turbine Performance and Safety Standard. The Small Wind Certification Council and other certification bodies will certify turbines to this standard. More
SWCC Begins to Accept Certification Applications
The Small Wind Certification Council (SWCC) is now “open for business” and has assembled all the program elements needed to initiate the North American small wind turbine certification application process. SWCC is an independent certification body and certifies that small wind turbines meet or exceed the requirements of the AWEA Small Wind Turbine Performance and Safety Standard. More
Volt Battery Chief Leaving for New “Green” Pasture
AutoTech Daily reported Friday that Denise Gray will give up her position as General Motors Co.’s global director of rechargeable energy storage systems to join an unnamed California start-up company involved in emerging battery technology.More
ENERGY TIDBITS – March 2010
2010 Michigan Energy Conference will be held at Ferris State University on
April 7-8. The conference will consist of one day of focused workshops and one day of technical breakout sessions. More
New Wind Resource Maps and Wind Potential Estimates for the United States
Accurate information about the wind resource and the wind energy potential in each state is required for federal and state policy initiatives that will expand the use of wind energy in the United States. More
Architectural engineers from Lawrence Tech expected to lead green buildings movement
Southfield, Mich. – As energy conservation becomes increasing important, dramatic changes will be needed in the buildings where we live and work. In response to those challenges, Lawrence Technological University has introduced a five-year program that combines a bachelor’s and master’s degree in architectural engineering. It is among only a few in the country. More
