enerG magazine covers all areas of renewable energy including wind, solar, biomass, geothermal, and biofuels such as ethanol.

Q1 2023
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Building Black Bear solar in ‘Bama: Lightsource bp worked closely with the Alabama Municipal Electric Authority to develop and build one of the largest solar projects in Alabama, the 130 MW Black Bear Solar project.
Medline adds to solar with Massachusetts project: Medical equipment supplier Medline is building on a solid record of solar power, recently completing a 6.7 MW project in Massachusetts, bringing the number of solar projects at company facilities to eight rooftop projects.
Avangrid adds to its wind line-up in Pacific Northwest Avangrid Renewables recently added to an impressive line-up of wind projects in the Pacific Northwest with the start-up of its 200 MW Golden Hills wind farm in Oregon, the company’s 14th wind project in the region.
Floating solar power at the Fort: A new floating solar power project at North Carolina’s Fort Bragg is helping the military advance towards its goal of being more energy independent.
Ask the Experts: The question we ask of renewable energy experts in the Q1 issue is: With inflation still running at a high level, what kind of efficiencies are you working to incorporate into your products/services, to deal with rising costs? What kind of efficiencies do you have in place to make sure small and medium size renewable projects are profitable?
Guest Column: The top three issues facing residential solar installers While the growth of residential solar is exciting, it's essential to address the challenges that come with it. Steve Buchmiller, Co-Founder and COO of site survey firm RDCL Services, talks about the top three issues facing residential solar installers.
Guest Column: Solar in pro sports: From Maryland to California, major league sports venues across America are tapping into renewable energy, says the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).
On the Grid: enerG takes a snapshot look at recently completed renewable energy projects.
For The Record: Harvard University is taking action on Climate Change, and supporting the transition to a green economy, says Lawrence Bacow, president of the renowned university. |

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enerG is an exciting quarterly magazine that delivers the big picture and bright future of the fastest growing industry-renewable energy-in North America. Its mission is to provide up-to-date information on renewable energy sources, and strategies on how to use our current resources to generate more environmentally friendly power.
enerG is newsworthy and thought provoking. Regular features include profiles of renewable energy projects, and information on new products, services and technologies.
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