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Government Goes Solar: GE, SunPower and California's Lake County partnered on a multi-site 2.2-Megawatt solar power system which--combined with an existing solar power installation--makes Lake County home to the largest solar power installation on county facilities in California. Wind Power: Basin Electric is moving into wind power in a significant way, having completed the $250 million, 120 MW Prairie Winds project in North Dakota-the largest wind farm solely owned by a co-op in the U.S.-and another wind project starting construction later this year in South Dakota. Geothermal Power: Nevada Geothermal-the first geothermal power developer to receive funding under the Obama Administration's Stimulus Program-is finding the state of Nevada to be fertile ground for power projects. Biofuel: A demonstration plant set up by Virent Energy Systems in Wisconsin, supported by strategic partners and investors Shell, Cargill and Honda, is using the company's patented BioForming platform technology to convert plant sugars into biogasoline. For the Record: Victor Abate, Vice President, Renewable Energy, GE Energy, on how long term tax policies can help keep the U.S. #1 in wind power. Guest Column: AWEA's Carl Levesque talks about the growing interest in offshore wind power and the upcoming North American Offshore Wind Conference and Exhibition, being held October 5 to 7 in Atlantic City.
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