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Get global warming in the debate

Global Warming is the most important issue facing the planet. But most of the media coverage and public attention is focused on the race for President. And for the most part, the candidates aren't discussing global warming.

But as the election approaches we'll have a great chance to force Obama and Romney to discuss global warming — and by extension start a national debate on this hugely important issue.

This fall's Presidential and Vice Presidential debates are being moderated by experienced news anchors (including 2 women for the first time). They know the facts and agree that global warming is a real and serious problem.  The only question is: will they have the guts and conviction to ask the candidates about it?

If you agree that Global Warming should be 'part of the debate' — even if you don't always agree with the candidates about what to do about it — Please join me in signing on to this letter to the moderators:

http://bit.ly/PVNc9a

Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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News 2 new results for hydrogen, wind, power

GACL to set up 10.5 MW wind farm project in Kutch: Official Economic Times VADODARA: The city-based Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited (GACL) will set up another 10.5 MW wind farm project in Kutch district for which details are being worked out, a top company official said. "GACL has already commissioned one 10.5 MW wind ... See all stories on this topic »

Preparing for a flood of renewable power Toronto Star “We'll be ready for it,” Amir Shalaby of the Ontario Power Authority said after addressing the meeting at the Toronto Board of Trade. Currently, wind and solar power flow onto the power grid whether needed or not. Wind power in particular is often most ... See all stories on this topic » Toronto Star

 

Climate change isn't up for debate

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Daniel- Neither presidential candidate has discussed the issue of climate change so far in their campaigns. Tell debate moderator Jim Lehrer to make climate change part of the upcoming presidential debate on October 3rd. It has been a year of extreme weather. Droughts, floods and wildfires have ravaged the US during the hottest 12-month period in our country's history. Meanwhile, sea ice in the Arctic melted more this summer than ever before, and experts are saying that within a decade we could see ice free summers there for the first time in many thousands of years. The message is clear: climate change is real and it's happening right now. That's why we need to hear what the two presidential candidates are planning to do about it. And there's no better space than the presidential debates for them to do just that. Take action today and help make the issue of climate change part of the debate for President. On Wednesday of next week, President Obama and Mitt Romney will meet in Denver, CO for the first of four Presidential debates. Neither major party candidate has really discussed the issue of climate change much at all so far during the campaign. Now is our opportunity to change that. But there isn't much time. Jim Lehrer of PBS is hosting the first debate and likely compiling the questions as you read this. Send a message today to Jim Lehrer and ask them to make sure that climate change is part of the presidential debates. After all, a planet that can continue to sustain human life is an important part of any solution to any of the other problems we're currently facing. All we're asking for is one question. Considering what's at stake, it's not too much to ask. Sincerely, Kyle Ash Greenpeace Senior Legislative Representative
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Latest Regulatory Delay Could Lead To Wind Project Cancellations

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New York Procurement Delay Frustrates Wind Energy Developers by Mark Del Franco, Sep. 25, 2012 The New York State Energy and Research Development Authority (NYSERDA) - the agency that administers the state's renewable portfolio standard (RPS) for the Public Service Commission - says its renewable energy call for power has taken longer than anticipated. "We are continuing to explore approaches to minimize risks to New [read more] Proposed Transmission Line Would Allow For More Renewable Energy In Ontario by NAW Staff, Sep. 25, 2012 NextEra Energy Canada, Enbridge and Borealis Infrastructure have filed for regulatory approval to allow Enbridge and Borealis to acquire interests in NextEra Energy Canada's subsidiary, Upper Canada Transmission Inc. The deal is part of a plan to build a new transmission line that would allow for the integration of more [read more] Wind Speeds In North America Deviated Substantially From Norm In Q2 by NAW Staff, Sep. 25, 2012 AWS Truepower LLC, a provider of renewable energy consulting and information services, has released its wind resource data for the second quarter. The data covers the wind resource in three regions: North America, Europe and India. In North America, a persistent ridge of high pressure over the central and eastern [read more] Iowa State University To Launch Wind Energy Ph.D. Program by NAW Staff, Sep. 25, 2012 Iowa State University (ISU) will offer a new wind energy Ph.D. program, the Iowa State Daily reports. The Faculty Senate has approved the program, which could launch as early as spring 2013, ISU says. Last fall, the university received a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation to help [read more] Repowered Wind Energy Project To Go Online This December by NAW Staff, Sep. 25, 2012 EDF Renewable Energy (formerly enXco) has celebrated the development and construction of the Shiloh IV Wind Project with a blade-signing ceremony. The 102.5 MW wind farm, located in Solano County, Calif., is the largest repowering project in the country, according to EDF Renewable Energy. For the project, approximately 235 Kenetech [read more] Environmental Protection Agency Names Renewable Energy Leaders by NAW Staff, Sep. 25, 2012 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has honored 24 organizations for being leaders in producing and using green power, which the EPA defines as electricity generated from renewable resources such as wind, solar, geothermal, biogas and low-impact hydro. The 2012 Green Power Leadership Award winners are listed below in the [read more] Vestas Renews Contracts With Italian Wind Energy Developer by NAW Staff, Sep. 25, 2012 Vestas says it has renewed four wind power service contracts with Italy-based IFRI-EL Green Power SPA for 192 MW of wind farms in Italy. The contracts include a 15-year service agreement with Vestas' latest Active Output Management 5000 service option, which consists of scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and an energy-based [read more] Google-Backed 845 MW Shepherds Flat Wind Farm Now Online by NAW Staff, Sep. 24, 2012 The Shepherds Flat Wind Farm - one of the world's largest wind projects - is now operational and generating up to 845 MW of wind energy, developer Caithness Energy has announced. Located in northeastern Oregon near the town of Arlington, the project has 20-year power purchase agreements in place with [read more] Wind Turbine Manufacturer Fuhrlander Files For Insolvency by NAW Staff, Sep. 24, 2012 German wind turbine manufacturer Fuhrlander AG has filed for insolvency in a local court. In a statement, the company said its financial difficulties stemmed from project delays and customers' postponements of payments. The company also said it had already taken measures to restructure, including laying off 70 employees. Fuhrlander's executive [read more] Following Transmission Upgrades, Wind Farm Begins Operation by NAW Staff, Sep. 24, 2012 Wind Works Power Corp. says it has completed a 4 MW, $12 million wind energy project located in Germany. The project, called Wind Park Burg I, was delivered to private investors on Sept. 18 and has officially commenced commercial operation. In January, Wind Works announced the sale of Burg I [read more] CanWEA, CanSIA Team Up On Renewable Energy Events by NAW Staff, Sep. 24, 2012 The Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) and the Canadian Solar Industries Association (CanSIA) have partnered to offer a discount to exhibitors and delegates who attend both shows in 2013. The trade associations say they will also support cross sales activity at their respective industry events, making it easier and more [read more] Castrol Industrial Signs Deal With Vestas by NAW Staff, Sep. 24, 2012 Castrol Industrial, a provider of lubricants for the wind energy market, says it has signed an agreement to supply its synthetic lubricants to Vestas. Following a three-year trial, Castrol Industrial's Optigear Synthetic CT will be listed by Vestas as an approved lubricant. Under the agreement, Vestas' customers can use this [read more] House Passes Bill That Would Prohibit EPA From Regulating Greenhouse-Gas Emissions by Laura DiMugno, Sep. 21, 2012 The U.S. House of Representatives has passed HR.3409 - the Coal Miner Employment and Domestic Energy Infrastructure Protection Act - a GOP-led effort designed to thwart what Republicans call "Obama's war on coal." The legislation, introduced by Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Ohio, would strip the federal government's authority to regulate greenhouse-gas [read more] House Defeats Renewable Electricity Standard Measure by Laura DiMugno, Sep. 21, 2012 The U.S. House of Representatives convened Friday morning to consider amendments to the Coal Miner Employment and Domestic Energy Infrastructure Protection Act, legislation that would prohibit the federal government from regulating greenhouse-gas emissions. Among the amendments to be considered was a measure proposed by Rep. Ed Markey, D-Mass., that would [read more] GE Working With ETT On Upgrades To Texas Transmission System by NAW Staff, Sep. 21, 2012 GE says it is working with Electric Transmission Texas LLC, a joint venture between subsidiaries of American Electric Power and MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co., on upgrades to the Texas transmission system that will allow more wind energy to be transmitted from rural generation facilities to high-demand urban areas. As a [read more] Anholt Offshore Wind Farm Begins Delivering Power To Grid by NAW Staff, Sep. 21, 2012 The Anholt offshore wind farm has begun delivering power to the Danish power grid, developer DONG Energy has announced. When completed next year, the offshore wind farm will have a total capacity of 400 MW, making it Denmark's largest offshore wind farm. The project will include a total of 111 [read more] REpower To Supply Turbines For Wind Farm In Poland by NAW Staff, Sep. 21, 2012 Suzlon subsidiary REpower Systems SE has signed a contract with WSB Neue Energien GmbH to deliver and construct 22 REpower MM92 2.05 MW wind turbines, which will be installed at the Taczalin wind project in the Polish province of Lower Silesia. Construction and commissioning of the wind farm, which will [read more] Energy-Storage Companies Partner To Tackle Renewable Energy Integration by NAW Staff, Sep. 21, 2012 Energy-storage providers Altair Nanotechnologies Inc. and EnerDel Inc. say they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to co-market and cross-sell each other's product portfolios. Each company will now be able to offer a much broader line of lithium-ion-based energy-storage systems from individual cells and modules in order to complete [read more] NREL - Wind Deployment: Supervisor-Manager II, Project Leader Mainstream Renewable Power - Sr. Energy Analyst - North America To place an ad within WindJobs, contact Dave Mendelson at 1-203-262-4670 x248, or at mendelson@nawindpower.com   Please click HERE to subscribe to North American Windpower magazine.

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