Green Grove Thursday…FREE Renewable Energy magazine

Green Grove Thursday….for the latest in renewable energy news, events, technological developments and environmental concerns, you can get a free email subscription to Renewable Energy Magazine at:    www.renewableenergymagazine.com

31 Days of Notable Women- Denise Bode, Wind Energy Assn.

Denise Bode is the Chief Executive Officer of the American Wind Energy Association, the national trade association of theU.S.wind energy industry. Ms. Bode is a nationally recognized energy policy expert and served for nine years on the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.

Source cited: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/denise-bode

Is the cost of solar power going down?

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The FireWalker Flare- An Environmental and Renewable Energy Solutions Talk Radio Show

Join Diane Tegarden as she engages Environmental and Renewable Energy Experts on the second, third and fourth Tuesday of each month at: 10am PST/11am MST/ 12 noon CST/ 1pm EST for a half-hour riveting interview on environmental problems and their solutions through Renewable Energy technologies. Hope to hear from some of you, come ask your questions, it’s free to call in!! Callers and Show Guests should call our toll free# 877-221-6957

Our guest on Nov 16th will be Gary Anderson, owner of Sun Wind Energy Company out of Santa Fe, New Mexico and we’ll be discussing renewable energy.

Visit the show’s home page at: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Diane-Tegarden

To read Diane Tegarden’s environmental articles please visit:

http://www.examiner.com/x-14744-LA-Renewable-Energy-Examiner

Biomass makes headway in US…changing garbage to fuel

“Bluefire receives US$ 3.8 million for cellulosic ethanol plant 17.11.2009:

Bluefire Ethanol Fuels Inc. announced that it has received a US$ 3.8 million reimbursement from the US Department of Energy (DOE) for pre-construction activities for its new bioethanol refinery. The refinery will be Bluefire’s second one that can produce bioethanol from cellulosic sources. Currently Bluefire is already under a US$ 40 million DOE grant for the development of the new plant. The plant located in Fulton, Mississippi, will produce approximately 68 million litres of ethanol per year.

The first cellulosic ethanol plant in Lancaster, California, just completed a 20-month licensing process and can produce ethanol from landfill waste.”

-Source Cited: Sun and Wind Energy Magazine

As I’ve been espousing, if we put our minds and money toward renewable energy solutions, we can clean up the planet, still make a dollar and create new jobs for a brighter future.