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| Browsing Clean Energy in NewsroomOct. 3, 2007: A 'Green' Power Plant in FaribaultPosted October 3rd, 2007 by elenaA new power plant in Faribault, Minnesota is running on natural gas, excess turbine heat, rainwater and soy oil. Star Tribune Minnesota's Vow to Cut EmissionsPosted September 21st, 2007 by elenaAs stated below corresponding to "Coal-lovin' Governor," many clean-energy advocates do not feel that Minnesota is as committed to reducing global warming emissions as promised. Dennis Lien with the Pioneer Press reports on this subject at http://www.twincities.com/ci_6912999.
Sept. 6, 2007: Hearing Set for Wind Farm RequestPosted September 6th, 2007 by elenaA Florida-based wind company is looking to build a large wind farm in Story County, Iowa. If approved, the farm would host 100 turbines. Des Moines Register Sept. 6, 2007: PSC Grills TransCanada OfficialsPosted September 6th, 2007 by elenaThe North Dakota Public Service Commission raised question to officials from the controversial TransCanada Pipeline project. The Forum Sept. 4, 2007: Iowa Could be Energy LeaderPosted September 4th, 2007 by elenaGuest opinion writer Jearld Schnoor highlight's the possibilities and advantages of clean energy. Iowa City Press-Citizen Aug. 20, 2007: Wind Data Offers Some SurprisesPosted August 24th, 2007 by elenaA new study finds that wind potential in South Dakota is stronger than previously thought. Rapid City Journal Aug. 17, 2007: Decision Favors Power Lines but Opponents Say “Judges Got it Wrong”Posted August 17th, 2007 by elena in
A coalition of renewable energy and environmental groups say two Minnesota administrative law judges ‘got it wrong’ when they ruled Wednesday the Big Stone II Power Plant should be allowed to extend power lines into Minnesota from the plant at Big Stone City, South Dakota. GREATER DAKOTA NEWS SERVICE Aug. 10, 2007: Footprint Going GreenPosted August 17th, 2007 by elenaFargo may make bank by reducing its global warming emissions and taking part in the Chicago Climate Exchange The Forum Concerns about the role of greenhouse gases in causing global climate change could earn the city of Fargo some extra cash. ...read more » Aug. 8, 2007: Oil Pipeline Hearing Set for DecemberPosted August 9th, 2007 by elenaThe South Dakota Public Utility Commission set a time for public hearings on the controversial TransCanada Keystone Pipeline. Argus Leader Aug. 2, 2007: Feds Cite Air Quality Concerns with Gascoyne Plant ProjectPosted August 3rd, 2007 by elenaOfficial finds that emissions from the proposed coal plan in southwestern North Dakota could impair visibility at the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Bismark Tribune |
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