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The Future of Clean Power under the New Administration

January 12, 2017

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In a letter published earlier this month, a coalition of 19 states and municipalities have appealed to President-elect Donald Trump to protect the Clean Power Plan, a rule that "reasonably limits emissions from fossil-fueled power plants". The Plan is a signature accomplishment of the Obama administration and is projected to eliminate 870 million tons of harmful gases by 2030-- equal to the yearly emissions of about 160 million cars, and 30% of carbon pollution.
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SolBid Customer Highlight - Hickman & Sgroi

January 6, 2017

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SolBid customer highlight: Hickman & Sgroi Electric, Inc. of Springfield, MA.
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Israel's Ashalim Project to Become Tallest Concentrated Solar Tower

January 5, 2017

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Historically dependent on fossil fuels, Israels past efforts to adopt alternatives have been hindered largely by incongruent policy and bureaucratic complications. While solar water heaters are common, the sunny nation has yet to harness the energy source for utility-scale use. But it seems the new year has brought with it new prospects and promising projects.
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U.S. Oil Reserves Are Not the Answer

December 19, 2016

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The U.S. has an estimated 30 billion barrels of proven oil reserves, and in 2015 used an average of 19.4 million barrels of oil per day, or 7 billion barrels per year.
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Bill Gates, Clean Energy, and our Future

December 16, 2016

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Bill Gates is one of many who sees clean energy solutions as a pathway to the longevity of both the human race and our planet. A solution set that can both spur economic growth and environmental preservation.
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Up, Up, and Away: Swiss Create Solar Plane Capable of Stratospheric Heights

December 8, 2016

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In just two months after the revolutionary circumnavigation of the world by solar-powered plane, it seems the Swiss are at it again. Raphael Domjan, an œecoexplorer and electrical engineer, premiered on Wednesday his solar plane capable of reaching staggering heights of 82,000 feet, or nearly halfway through the stratosphere.
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