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Cap and No More Trade
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Small subdivision to coexist with farm, equestrian center
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Geothermal Energy Could Make the Department ...
Navy Evaluates New Technologies as Part of Energy-Saving Efforts
The Naval District Washington (NDW) has several improvement projects underway to reduce energy consumption ranging from testing experimental technologies to replacing light bulbs at ...
U.S. Army to Test Honeywell Micro-Grid System
The U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research Development Engineering Center (TARDEC) has awarded Honeywell a $4.6 million contract to test and demonstrate its Micro-Grid system ...
Gates, Immelt, Want $16bn for Energy R&D
Bill Gates, Jeff Immelt, and other CEOs, investors, and industry leaders lobbied the US to increase its level of spending in energy research and developing ...
US Commanders Want Deployable Renewable Energy Generation
The U.S. military is increasingly pursuing opportunities in renewable energy systems as a way to reduce energy costs, shorten supply lines, and improve force protection, ...
Fort Drum Receives Everlast Lighting Retrofit
Fort Drum, home of the famed 10th Mountain Division in Jefferson County, N.Y., is receiving over 1,000 new lighting fixtures that will reduce energy and maintenance costs for the 107,000 acre installation.
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Military on Track to Meet Clean Energy Goals
The Department of Defense has established ambitious environmental goals, increased its use of renewable energy and is testing and deploying new technologies and alternative ...
Navy, Army Push to Meet Renewable Energy Goals
The Navy is making headway in meeting its alternative energy goals over the next decade as the service partners with technology companies to harness ocean ...
Shaw Gets 5-year Army Environmental Remediation Contract After Doing $100M in 2009
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering and Support Center, in Huntsville, Ala., has awarded the Shaw Group a five-year worldwide environmental remediation services contract ...
Federal Agencies Spent $1.7B on Energy-Efficiency Projects in 2009
Federal agencies spent more than $1.7 billion last year on energy-efficiency projects, increasing their environmental spend by more than an 80 percent from 2008, reports ...
Air Force Putting $2.3B into Energy, Water Conservation
A host of efforts from the U.S. Air Force are expected to help reduce facility energy intensity 30 percent and potable water ...
Defense Department Moves Ahead with Renewables, Energy Efficient Lighting
Robins Air Force Base in Georgia will purchase about 5 percent of its annual electricity consumption in the form for ...
ARPA-E Deserves Support
In October 1957, at the height of Cold War passion, the U.S. scientific and military establishment watched as the Soviet Union launched Sputnik into orbit. ...
Largest Defense Solar Facility May Get Bigger
Previously announced as having 500 megawatts in capacity, the Fort Irwin solar facility may end up double that size.
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IT Plays a Role in Net-Zero Buildings
Colin G. Harrison, Director of Corporate Strategy for IBM, discusses how information technology ...
Nevada National Guard Adding 3.4 MW Solar PPA
Solar parking lot structures will add electricity at three Nevada Army National Guard sites. The structures will begin construction in November and should be operational by ...
Fort Dix to Save $1.2M Annually with Solar, Energy Upgrades
Honeywell has installed two solar arrays at Fort Dix, N.J., together with a variety of energy-efficient facility and infrastructure upgrades, to help the training and ...
Northrop Grumman Saves $2M in Energy at One CA Facility
Northrop Grumman is using its Redondo Beach, Calif., facility and its more than $2 million in electricity savings as a model for future energy upgrades.
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Clark Energy Inks Deal for Largest DoD Solar Project
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has selected Clark Energy Group, an affiliate of Clark Realty Capital, to develop the largest solar power project in ...
Military Project Earns LEED Platinum Status
A Virginia military base's community center has achieved a 70 percent reduction in energy costs and 43 percent water savings, compared to other similar buildings.
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