Albuquerque Journal newspaper stories
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ABQJOURNAL NORTH/OPINION: U.S. Should Lead on Climate Change
... ; or we can delay and fall further behind China and other countries that already have cleaner, more efficient cars, and more established wind and solar power industries. We pick the first choice, not because we are idealists, but because we are businessmen, and because solving climate change and ...
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ABQJOURNAL BIZ: Bulletin Board
... will be held at 11 a.m. on Nov. 9 at the Courtyard by Marriott Journal Center, 5151 Journal Center Blvd. NE. The featured topic will be Photovoltaic Solar Power Systems. Admission is $20; reservations are recommended. To register or for additional information, e-mail cmorrison@koroseal.com. ...
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ABQJOURNAL NORTH: Tourism Board Touts SF in California
... things there are to do in Santa Fe," Toler said. Gov. Bill Richardson also made an appearance, stopping by the event before addressing the Solar Power International 2009 conference in Anaheim. Altogether, about 200 people attended the affair, out of about 1,000 invitees. Media attendees ...
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ABQJOURNAL BIZ: AROUND N.M.
... money. Gov. Bill Richardson says the funds will help counties, cities and towns move forward with energy-saving projects like installing solar power and more efficient lighting. The projects will be funded through the new Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program managed by the ...
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Around New Mexico
... of Energy will pay for 28 energy-efficiency projects statewide, Gov. Bill Richardson announced Tuesday. The projects, which range from solar power systems to new windows, will receive a combined total of more than $24.2 million. They were selected by the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural ...
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Around New Mexico
... New Mexico will have to meet renewable energy portfolio standards in two years. In June, El Paso Electric Co. announced plans for a 92-megawatt solar power plant on 450 acres of private land in Santa Teresa. Tribe Halts Bingo In Deal With Feds DEMING - The Fort Sill Apache Tribe ...
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Around New Mexico
... another math teacher. Instead, there were enough students to convert a section of regular math into another pre-algebra class. Schools To Get Solar Power Gov. Bill Richardson announced Wednesday that $10 million of federal stimulus money will be used to purchase and install solar electric systems ...
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ABQJOURNAL BIZ: Around N.M.
... a $1.9 billion transmission construction plan. The budget also sets aside $2.6 million for new technology research, including a study on integrating solar power into its coal-fired Escalante plant in Prewitt. Realtors To Attend Cruces Convention LAS CRUCES - Real estate professionals ...
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ABQJOURNAL BIZ: Solar Plant for Elephant Butte
... could start in about six months. BP is one of the largest energy companies in the world, and the project would be the firm's first solar power plant in New Mexico. Deb Witmer, BP Solar's vice president of external affairs and communications, said the company has not yet publicly ...
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