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Analyst finding ways for Clark schools to save on energy bills
When Mike Cooper was hired last July by Clark County Public Schools as energy director, officials hoped he would be able to help the district find ways to save money on energy costs.
And after analyzing the district’s energy bills and their rates,...Tags: Schools, Conservation, Renewable Energy, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Kentucky Utilities Company
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Report identifies problems in IID energy management system
Staff WriterA report that may have sparked the fight between Imperial Irrigation District directors two weeks ago shows problems with the district’s energy management system. Intellibind, a company that provides services to help with regulatory compliance,...Tags: Energy
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Westar introduces new home energy audit program
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsWestar Energy customers who own a house 10 years or older can now assess its energy efficiency through a new HomeAudit pilot program. For just $100, homeowners can have a professional $300 audit performed that will provide them with a customized Energy...Tags: Conservation, Renewable Energy, Accounting and Auditing, Instrument Engineering, Westar Energy Incorporated
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IID taking more time to consider public benefit charge
Staff WriterA fee placed on all Imperial Irrigation District energy bills may go away in January, but staff is looking at how to continue public benefits for low-income customers and energy conservation programs. District staff asked the Board of Directors on...Tags: Personal Income, Weather, Marketing, Energy, Alternative Energy
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Citizens Energy: Winter gas bills to stay about the same
Press ReleaseCitizens Energy Group advised Wednesday that the typical bill of Citizens Gas residential customers in Marion County will stay about the same this winter as compared to last winter, assuming normal temperatures. The typical residential customer in...Tags: Natural Gas, Petroleum Industry, Budgets and Budgeting, Energy, Alternative Energy
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Solyndra's failure doesn't discredit the larger solar power industry
Rather than the Washington political circus that undoubtedly will mark Congress' upcoming hearings into the collapse of Solyndra, the government-subsidized solar panel maker, the company's problems should be viewed as an unfortunate bump in the road...Tags: Solyndra LLC, Companies and Corporations, Organic Chemical Industry, Alternative Energy, Energy
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Cool solution for a warming planet
It seems that Baltimore is keeping pace with the rest of the country and the world: It's getting hotter. On Aug. 1, The Sun reported that July was the hottest July — actually the hottest month — ever for Baltimore. One day later, we learned...Tags: Science and Technology, Democratic Party, Petroleum Industry, Weather, Internal Revenue Service
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Don't target energy industry
Debate on the nation's debt ceiling has become an open invitation to put any and all issues and government programs on the table. Targeting the energy industry to achieve budget reductions puts jobs at risk and will cause fuel prices to rise. Is this what...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Elections, Energy, Politics, Barack Obama
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Renewables are the world's fastest-growing energy source
Money & CompanyRenewable energy--in the form of solar power, wind, hydroelectric and other types--is the world's fastest growing energy resource.... -
Gulf oil spill: BP gets most blame in government report
GreenspaceBP, Transocean and Halliburton all violated federal safety regulations leading up to last year's Gulf of Mexico oil spill, a federal investigation concluded, in findings that could be crucial for the Justice Department investigation and numerous... -
Jessamine school employees to receive 2-percent raise next year
jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.comEmployees in Jessamine County schools will see 2-percent raises next year after the Jessamine County Board of Education approved salary schedules at its meeting Monday night. The raises for certified and classified employees were approved along with...Tags: Finance, Employees, Accounting and Auditing, Career and Workplace, Archaeology
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