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The Interview: Vadim Polikov
Solar power is not just for large manufacturers and other companies looking to save on energy costs.
Photovoltaic systems increasingly are turning up on rooftops of residential homes. It's a market on which Astrum Solar is betting.
Based in Annapolis...Tags: Maryland, Solar Energy, Renewable Energy, Constellation Energy Group, Marketing
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O'Malley explains evolution of stance on same-sex marriage at Sun forum
Gov. Martin O'Malley gave his most detailed explanation to date for the evolution of his stance on gay marriage, at the inaugural Baltimore Sun Newsmaker Forum Wednesday evening.
Until last year — when he said he would sign a gay marriage bill if...Tags: Family, Martin O'Malley, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Prince George's County, Renewable Energy
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Delay sought for trash-burning power plant in Fairfield
A New York-based company that had announced more than a year ago it was ready to start building a disputed trash-burning power plant in south Baltimore is now seeking a waiver of a state-imposed deadline to begin work on the $1 billion project within...Tags: Air Pollution, Environmental Politics, Companies and Corporations, Renewable Energy, Justice System
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A level playing field for jobs
President Barack Obama is initiating an "Insourcing American Jobs" dialogue with top business leaders. The latter are always looking for tax breaks and special benefits, and this could quickly degenerate into pleas for special treatment — whereas...Tags: Germany, Conservation, Petroleum Industry, Solyndra LLC, Industrial Production
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'Green' energy: New solar panels at River Hill pool will save CA money
Here comes the sun — and the sustainable solar energy and savings that come with it. That line of thinking has brought 24 solar panels on 12 posts standing on Columbia Association land in River Hill, an array that can be seen from Route 32. The...
Tags: Forests, Forestry and Timber, Renewable Energy, Natural Resources
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Harnessing sun power at Worthington Elementary
Third-graders at Worthington Elementary School in Ellicott City did more than just learn about solar energy this fall; they learned about the sun's power while a vast array of solar panels were being installed behind their school.
County Executive Ken...Tags: Schools, Ken Ulman, Elementary Schools, Students, Science
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Hopkins grabs rays from campus rooftops
College students are gluttons for catching rays - now schools are getting in the act, too. In a bid to shrink its carbon footprint, Johns Hopkins University has put 2,900 photovoltaic panels on the roofs of seven of its buildings, on its Homewood and...
Tags: Waverly (Baltimore, Maryland), Johns Hopkins University, Renewable Energy, Colleges and Universities
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BWI powers up, saves money with new solar panels
Solar power will never replace jet power at BWI Marshall Airport, but officials believe the clean energy generated by newly installed roof panels atop the daily parking garage could boost the airport's image and bottom line.
The solar panels are part...Tags: BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Water Supply, Solar Energy, Renewable Energy, Energy Saving
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McCormick warehouse cuts energy bill to zero
With 369,000 square feet under roof, it would seem McCormick & Co.'s sprawling distribution center in Belcamp would have an eye-popping power bill, with some 3,300 light fixtures and a refrigerated storage area big enough to drive forklifts in and out....Tags: Frostburg State University, Allegany County, Renewable Energy, Harford County, Energy Saving
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Group homes again drawing concern in Bel Air
The Town of Bel Air has 13 group homes, and five of them are within a two-block radius near Broadway and Franklin Streets, creating a "community killer," one resident said Monday. A sixth group home in the same area set to open soon will bring the...Tags: Music, Concerts, Local Government, Art Johnson, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland)
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Green products and displays highlighted Green Day
Green was the theme at Russett's fourth annual Green Day on May 5, sponsored by the Russett Green Committee. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., a constant flow of more than 350 people came through the community center perusing "green" products on display, while...Tags: Hybrid Vehicles
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Harford to host 2012 IECC seminar
The 2012 International Energy Conservation Code, as adopted by Harford County, takes effect July 1. To help provide better understanding of the concepts of the code, the Harford County Department of Inspections, Licenses and Permits is hosting a seminar...Tags: Conservation, Renewable Energy, International Energy, Energy and Resource Industries, Energy Saving
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