Renewable Energy Standards Challenged In Midwest Region

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The Buckeye State is among a few Midwestern battlegrounds where lawmakers associated with a conservative policy group are working to freeze, repeal, or otherwise weaken renewable energy policies. Read more →

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Energy Efficiency Education A Missouri Priority

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The University of Missouri Industrial Assessment Center has received a $1.5 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to educate students on energy efficiency. Read more →

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Waste-To-Energy Tech Incubator Gets $1.8M

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U.S. backs effort at State Fair Community College in Sedalia, Mo., to help incubate companies focused on waste-to-energy technology. Read more →

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PV Trims Energy Bite For St. Louis Housing

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The St. Louis Housing Authority installs 617 kilowatts of PV power on four affordable housing complexes in what is said to be Missouri's biggest solar project. Read more →

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Energy Efficiency A Boon To Missouri Economy?

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A new study shows that by adopting energy-efficient measures, Missouri can save money on energy costs and boost their economy, including creating new jobs. Read more →

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Energy Efficiency On Tour In Missouri

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Energize Missouri bring their tips and information on the road in a statewide tour to educate residents about the benefits of energy efficiency. Read more →

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Missouri Offers Tax Free Green Appliances

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As part of its celebration of Earth Day this month, the state of Missouri once again is offering its Show-Me Green Sales Tax Holiday on Energy Star appliances. Read more →

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LEED Platinum For An Old Missouri Farmhouse

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A 90 year-old farmhouse at Novus International's research farm at Montgomery City, Missouri, was recently gutted and renovated to LEED Platinum standards. Read more →

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Missouri College Gets A Living Building

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A Washington University in St. Louis building was recently certified as part of the Living Building Challenge, showcasing cutting edge eco-friendliness. Read more →

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Smith Electric Vehicles Gets Presidential Visit

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President Obama recently stopped by the Smith Electric Vehicle plant in Missouri to highlight the measurable effects of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in building a viable green economy. Read more →

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