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Military marches towards renewable energy: The U.S. military is marching towards renewable energy in a big way, with one of the more recent projects being a 30 MW solar farm developed by Georgia Power at Fort Benning, which will help the U.S. Army meet critical energy and security goals. EDF partners up in Texas: The Longhorn wind project in Texas is part of EDF Renewable Energy's energetic build-out in North America, and involved construction partners such as RES Americas and Rosendin Electric, who had to deal with some tough weather conditions on the project. Michigan University goes solar: Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo is getting double benefits from its new 1 MW solar installation: the project is delivering renewable energy, and it offers WMU students the opportunity to learn about the benefits of solar power. Wind Energy Scorecard: The top wind power projects, and top wind power producing U.S. states and Canadian provinces. Ask the Experts: enerG's regular feature, Ask the Energy Experts, poses a timely question to three industry representatives. Question: In this issue, we asked our experts: Where do you see the renewable energy sector heading after President Trump's first few months in office? For the Record: It's time for Massachusetts to get behind offshore wind power, says Paul Vigeant, Director of the New Bedford Wind Energy Center. Plus… On the Wire, Advances, Numbers … |
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