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''Resolution urging nationwide mobilization of renewable energy resources, beyond the requirements of the Kyoto Protocol, to stabilize atmo ...rancisco Board of Supervisors urges a nationwide mobilization of renewable energy resources, beyond requirements of the Kyoto Protocol, to mitigate the ecolo

[[Category:Energy]] [[Category:Renewable Energy]]

...ording to the Energy Information Administration, 49.6 percent of renewable energy in the US in 2014 came from bioenergy; 18 percent, from wind; and 4.4 perce ...2 percent of US energy generated from fossil fuels, barring a reduction in energy consumption, policies facilitating the transition away from oil, gas and co

...rship of the electric distribution system and the development of renewable energy and efficiency projects. The American Public Power Association says that on ...renewable energy projects including a small hydro plant, a landfill gas-to-energy project and wind projects. They believe these new projects will allow them

:1.Save money and lessen our impact on the environment by increasing energy efficiency on campus; :2.Decrease our dependence on fossil fuels by pursuing energy from clean, renewable sources; and

...g demand, 2) electrify as much possible, and 3) purchase 100 percent clean energy.'' ''Boston’s Commitment: Achieve Net Zero Carbon Energy Sources by 2050''

'''Whereas''', adopting common sense energy efficiency and renewable energy measures will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, thereby benefiting communiti ...sion reduction goals and is an integral component of a comprehensive clean energy plan for Florida, and (2)identifies strategies to minimize the risks posed

...issions by implementing measures at the local level in the transportation, energy and waste sectors. Over 150 cities and counties, representing 20% of the na ...in a way that significantly improves efficiency and prudence in the use of energy resources.

...opment of renewable energy sources and the need for society to become more energy efficient.

'''How Do We Save Energy in Our Homes? In Our Offices?''' Energy Planning: [http://calplug.org/ CalPlug] Workshop Series #9

...ies. Our strategy is organized by energy conservation, renewable and clean energy technology and investments in carbon offsets. Currently it appears that as Energy conservation and alternative energy projects requiring significant capital investment by the University are eva

...ortant watersheds, mineral resources including renewable and non-renewable energy sources and a long coastline of great economic, touristic and environmental

...system must be of a standard that qualifies for a minimum of 20 Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) [[Category:Solar Energy]]

...nize the need to reduce the use of non-renewable resources and to increase energy efficiency. ISU recognizes its obligation to be wise stewards of scarce res ...an energy-efficient appliance purchasing policy requiring the purchase of Energy Star certified products in all areas for which such ratings exist.

A commitment to purchase only electricity generated from renewable, more environmentally-friendly sources and all coming from within Maine is ...st initiative in a campaign at the college to use environmentally-friendly energy sources. In the same month that the power contract was signed, three geothe

[[Category:Energy]] [[Category:Renewable Energy]]

...well as supported the Green Roof Project, composting on campus, a slew of energy efficiency studies, and infrastructure improvements such as the implication ...increase student fees by $8.50 per student per term to fund 100% renewable energy for the university. SSI will be the group in charge of overseeing the offse

...implemented San Francisco will become the largest single producer of solar energy in the U.S. ...eneral revenue bonds to be issued in order to finance additional renewable energy projects.

...niversity hopes to win green when it earns a trifecta in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating system. The Applied Research and Developmen ...s fleet and other vehicles used on campus with bio-diesel. Bio-diesel is a renewable fuel made from plant matter––usually a farm crop such as soybean––t

'''Source File''': http://www.longwood.edu/greencampus/areas/energy/energy.html '''Longwood's Energy Sustainability Initiatives'''