SEPA Announces Winners: 2009 Solar Business Achievement Awards
Anaheim, CA—The Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA) today announced the results of the 2009 SEPA Solar Business Achievement Awards. In the midst of today’s challenging solar market conditions, the SEPA Board of Directors and staff are proud to recognize these utilities and solar companies who are responding to these challenges with action and innovation. Winners were selected in five categories based upon their demonstation of clear vision and imaginative business strategies. Nominees for the awards included one utility CEO, electric utilities, and solar companies from SEPA’s 700 plus member companies across the U.S. and the world. Recognition of CEO of the Year winner, Don Brandt of Arizona Public Service, will take place today at 10:30 am in room 202 of the Anaheim Convention Center during the Press Conference. Winners in the remaining categories will be recognized during SEPA’s Annual Membership Meeting, tomorrow, October 29, at 12:30 pm in Ballroom C of the Anaheim Convention Center, in conjunction with Solar Power International
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SEPA Announces Winners: 2009 Solar Business Achievement Awards
Google, IBM and Microsoft with their heads in the clouds
People could some day recall that it was the Information Technology (IT) industry’s advocacy for strong action which tipped the balance at the Copenhagen climate summit. But that’s not going to happen unless all of us press them to become climate champions. As our updated Cool IT Challenge leaderboard reveals, IT heavyweights such as Google , Microsoft and IBM are still hesitating to speak up on the urgent need for emissions reductions.
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Google, IBM and Microsoft with their heads in the clouds
Lost Creek Wind Project Financing Closes
Norddeutsche Landesbank (NORD/LB) has closed on financing for the Lost Creek Wind Farm project located in DeKalb County, Missouri. The project is being developed by Wind Capital Group.
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Lost Creek Wind Project Financing Closes