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ELGA Process Water Introduces New Generation of its Leading Rapide Strata Deionisers

The Rapide™ Strata is the deioniser of choice for any industry requiring high quality purified water. Using short cycle SCION™ technology and an innovative pulse regeneration sequence, the Rapide™ Strata produces less wastewater with shorter downtime and uses less regenerant chemicals than any other deioniser in its class. This will provide cost savings of up to 40% compared to conventional products.

13 Jan 2009

Solar Power Partners Supplies Power Purchase Agreement Securing Clean Renewable Energy for Next 15 Years

Demonstrating continued robust growth in the commercial sector, Akeena Solar (Nasdaq:AKNS), one of the nation's leading designers and installers of solar systems, together in partnership with Solar Power Partners, Inc. (SPP) today announced the completion of the largest commercial solar installation in San Francisco.

13 Jan 2009

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Signs Fuel Research Agreement with Chevron

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has signed a research agreement with Chevron to develop the next generation of catalysts for production of clean, more efficient fuels from crude oil.

13 Jan 2009

Pioneer in Study of Global Warming Wins BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award

The 2008 BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award in the Climate Change category has found its way, in this inaugural edition, to U.S. researcher Wallace S. Broecker, who more than three decades ago predicted the existence of climate warming due to human activity.

13 Jan 2009

Europe to Build Five New CO2 Laboratories

Europe is to invest NOK 730 million in joint European laboratories for CO2 capture and storage - and will use almost a third of the total in Norway. NTNU and SINTEF will coordinate the international effort, which will involve building five CO2 laboratories in Trondheim.

13 Jan 2009

DuPont Innovation Center Goes Solar

The completed renovation project of the Innovation Center at the DuPont Experimental Station in Wilmington, Del., in mid-2008, included the installation of a solar energy system which was funded in part by the State of Delaware's Green Energy Program. The photovoltaic (PV) panels of the system, which are located on the roof of the building, collect solar energy and convert it to provide 30 kilowatts of power each day.

12 Jan 2009

Agreement Combines Open Energy's Design and Innovation with Suntech's Manufacturing and Marketing Expertise

Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. (NYSE: STP), the world's largest manufacturer of photovoltaic (PV) modules, and Open Energy Corporation (OTCBB: OEGY), a developer of innovative and elegant building integrated PV (BIPV) products, energy management applications and solar energy solutions, announced that they have entered into an exclusive agreement to license Open Energy's building integrated solar roof membrane product.

12 Jan 2009

Solar Power Partners Places 19 New Solar Energy Facilities into Commercial Operation

Solar Power Partners, Inc. (SPP), a leading nationwide commercial developer of distributed solar energy facilities (SEFs), today announced that it has placed into service 19 new SEFs with a total capacity of 7.7 MW. This new capacity, along with the 5.1 MW in SPP Fund I, firmly positions SPP as a top solar developer in the United States.

12 Jan 2009

Stanford Establishes $100 Million Research Institute to Focus Intently on Energy Issues

Recognizing that energy is at the heart of many of the world's tribulations - economic, environmental and political - Stanford is establishing a $100 million research institute to focus intently on energy issues, President John Hennessy announced today. The $100 million in new funds will enable the hiring of additional faculty and support new graduate students, in addition to the more than $30 million in yearly funding now spent on energy research.

12 Jan 2009

Patients, Environment Reap the Most Benefits from Hospitals with Ascent Programs

Ascent Healthcare Solutions announced today that their hospital partners eliminated 4,300,000 pounds (2,150 tons) from local landfills, and realized a record $138,142,000 in supply cost and waste savings in 2008 related to remanufacturing/reprocessing of medical devices. Supply cost savings are up 27% since last year.

12 Jan 2009

Refinery Dust Reveals Clues About Local Polluters

Cloaked in the clouds of emissions and exhaust that hang over the city are clues that lead back to the polluting culprits, and a research team led by the University of Houston is hot on their trails.

12 Jan 2009

Boston Rack Expands Line of Environmentally-Friendly Products with Introduction of AutoRoll Conveyor Systems

Boston Rack International, Inc., a leading provider of storage solutions in the U.S. and overseas, has announced the expansion of its line of environmentally-friendly products with the introduction of the AutoRoll™ conveyor systems.

12 Jan 2009

Move Aligns Firm with its Strategic Goals for Growth and Sustainable Business Operations

KCI Technologies Inc., a multi-disciplined engineering firm with offices in the Northeast, Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, has moved its Hunt Valley, Md., headquarters to a new green building located at the Highlands Office Park in Sparks. The move aligns the firm with its strategic goals for growth and sustainable business operations. The new address is 936 Ridgebrook Road, Sparks, MD 21152.

12 Jan 2009

Electric Car Trial to Tackle Carbon Emissions

A leading UK university and NHS Trust are piloting an exclusive electric car trail to help cut carbon emissions throughout the region. Aston University in Birmingham and North Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Trust are two of only 60 organisations to have taken delivery of the latest smart ed car, which will be officially launched next year.

12 Jan 2009

Manufacturers of Sulfuric Acid Agreed to Spend $12 Million on Air Pollution Controls

Three manufacturers of sulfuric acid have agreed to spend at least $12 million on air pollution controls that are expected to eliminate more than 3,000 tons of harmful emissions annually from six production plants in Louisiana, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, and the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Justice Department announced today. Chemtrade Logistics, Chemtrade Refinery Services, and Marsulex also will pay a civil penalty of $700,000 under the Clean Air Act settlement.

12 Jan 2009

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ELGA Process Water Introduces New Generation of its Leading Rapide Strata Deionisers

Solar Power Partners Supplies Power Purchase Agreement Securing Clean Renewable Energy for Next 15 Years

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Signs Fuel Research Agreement with Chevron

Pioneer in Study of Global Warming Wins BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award

Europe to Build Five New CO2 Laboratories

DuPont Innovation Center Goes Solar

Agreement Combines Open Energy's Design and Innovation with Suntech's Manufacturing and Marketing Expertise

Solar Power Partners Places 19 New Solar Energy Facilities into Commercial Operation

Stanford Establishes $100 Million Research Institute to Focus Intently on Energy Issues

Patients, Environment Reap the Most Benefits from Hospitals with Ascent Programs

Refinery Dust Reveals Clues About Local Polluters

Boston Rack Expands Line of Environmentally-Friendly Products with Introduction of AutoRoll Conveyor Systems

Move Aligns Firm with its Strategic Goals for Growth and Sustainable Business Operations

Electric Car Trial to Tackle Carbon Emissions

Manufacturers of Sulfuric Acid Agreed to Spend $12 Million on Air Pollution Controls

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