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Renewables Spur Growth of Tonkon Torp’s Energy Practice Group and Appointment of New Co-Chairs

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Renewables Spur Growth of Tonkon Torp’s Energy Practice Group and Appointment of New Co-Chairs PORTLAND, Ore.—-Located on what is arguably the frontier of U.S. renewable energy development, lawyers in Tonkon Torp’s energy practice group are finding their reputation in the traditional energy arena is leading to increasing work in solar, wind and other alternative energy [...]

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Swiss engineer plans a 40,000 km trip around the world in his eco car

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Mark Muller, a Swiss engineer, has plans to go on a 40,000 km trip around the world in his car that’s powered just by the wind and the sun. Yverdon Engineering School is also supporting this green project called ICARE Project. They aim to complete the wonderful journey in this eco car without releasing even a [...]

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California hoses its energy future – again

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Excerpt: BrightSource Energy Inc. had planned a 5,130-acre solar power farm in a remote part of the Mojave Desert, on land previously intended for conservation. The company, based in Oakland, Calif., said Thursday that it was instead seeking an alternative site for the project.

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Renewable Energy From the Deep Ocean

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Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) process

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Cleantech Dominates Time’s 50 Best Inventions

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Time has released its 50 Best Inventions of 2008 list and a full dozen of the spots are occupied by either cleantech startups or energy ideas. From floating data centers to high-flying wind turbines, Time thinks some of the coolest inventions of the year are clean and green. Here are the cleantech highlights that Time [...]

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