Shining a light on energy conservation Brattleboro Reformer Sun, 13 May 2012 18:26 PM PDT PUTNEY -- The Selectboard is considering a new street lighting policy that would give the board authority to stop paying for lights that are only illuminating private property. | Bungled solar scheme could cost $150m The West Australian via Yahoo!7 News Sun, 13 May 2012 18:19 PM PDT Energy Minister Peter Collier has admitted the Government's bungled solar subsidy scheme is likely to blow out as much as $150 million over the life of the program. | (Metro News) Boni Tunnel lit up on May 15 Zamboanga Times Sun, 13 May 2012 18:15 PM PDT MANILA â" The Department of Energy (DoE) said that the Boni Tunnel Efficient Lighting System in Mandaluyong City will be turned on this coming May 15, with President Benigno âNoynoyâ Aquino III leading the inaugural ceremony. | Italy boosts security fearing more anarchist attacks Space War Sun, 13 May 2012 18:12 PM PDT Rome (AFP) May 13, 2012 Italy's government has raised the alert level at sensitive sites nationwide after an anarchist group shot and wounded the head of a nuclear energy company, the interior minister said Sunday. "The risk of an escalation of anarchist terrorism is real," Anna Maria Cancellieri told Italian dailies, adding that soldiers could be deployed to guard some sites. Relevant agencies ... | Safety improved for petroleum industry Sydney Morning Herald Sun, 13 May 2012 18:10 PM PDT Minister for Resources and Energy Martin Ferguson has announced plans to improve safety measures for the offshore petroleum industry. | Vt. utilities see growing 'smart meter' opposition The Signal Sun, 13 May 2012 18:06 PM PDT MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) â" Worries about health effects, privacy and cost are fueling growing opposition to wireless, digital "smart meters" that utilities around the country are installing at homes and businesses and touting as key energy conservation and grid reliability tools. | Norwalkers win 'Home Sweat Home' contest The Norwalk Citizen Sun, 13 May 2012 17:51 PM PDT From left; Megan Smith-Gill, director of sales and marketing for Gault Energy, talks with contest winners Kathy and Ed Lane of Norwalk by their new Trane high efficiency central air conditioning system on Wednesday, May 9, 2012. Lane decribes her reaction when she found out she had won the "Home Sweat Home" essay contest. | | |
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