CleanTechies News (beta):

LONDON–(Marketwire – 09/22/10) – Global Technologies, Ltd. (Pinksheets: GTLL – News ) cites predictions of Nobel Laureate, Walter Kohn, Ph.D. as validation of its business plan and a strong foundation for announcing the formation of a task force to report on the feasibility and market potential of technology acquisitions and product development in the Solar Photovoltaic (PV) and Solar Thermal …

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Next-generation energy system promises industry improved power quality and reliability.

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WASHBURN — One initiative at a time, Bayfield County is becoming a statewide leader in alternative energy solutions.

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Loudoun’s transportation woes are well-known. The plan that’s meant to map out the way toward solving them over the next two decades is speeding toward a final vote – and just about the only thing most residents can agree on is that it’s flawed.

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Westerville City Council agreed last week to accept a $4.3-million federal grant that puts the community one step closer to implementing smart grid technology.

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FORT BLISS — Workers erected an array of dark blue solar panels on the south side of a Biggs Army Airfield dining building earlier this week. Those panels are the first step in a plan to make Fort Bliss energy independent and less vulnerable to outside attack, post officials say.

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3/25/2010 – EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. (AFNS) — Air Force officials, embracing the national priorities of cleaner fuel and energy independence, took a step toward a greener, energy independent future when an A-10C Thunderbolt II here took to the air March 25 fueled with a blend of Hydrotreated Renewable Jet, or HRJ, and JP-8.

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A proposal requiring Colorado utilities to use more renewable energy, including smaller-scale solar projects, is headed toward passage at the Capitol. The Senate passed the Democratic bill in a 21-13 party-line vote Friday, sending it back to the House. The bill, backed by Gov. Bill Ritter, is expected to win final approval there. Utilities must now get 20 percent of their power from renewable …

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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP)–Rancher Jack Chatfield sees untapped value in the spaces that lie beneath New Mexico’s dusty landscape. But he said the state needs to first decide who owns them. Scientists are looking at underground fissures and caverns as places where carbon dioxide emissions captured from fossil fuel power plants can be stored.

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