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How Minto Midtown’s intelligent design and management profoundly alters the building’s resource prof Features | Robert Colman | Feb 4, 2010 Minto has made a name for itself as a leader in green building practices by adopting innovative technologies, management practices, and heavy promotion of sustainable buildings. The company is helping to bring green building to the mainstream quickly – and with style. One of the company’s recent condominium developments, Minto ... Read more... |
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Features | Lisa Borsook and Jeff G. Cowan | Feb 3, 2010 A number of landlords, owners and tenants have recently received inquiries from rooftop solar panel installers, interested in installing solar panels on their roofs. In principle, the idea sounds good, encouraging green power solutions. But in circumstances in which the owner is not the end user of the building (it ... Read more... |
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Features | Ricki Normandin | Feb 3, 2010 A community biomass gasification CHP project in Alaska aims to break new ground. Among the potential forms of renewable energy from biomass, CHP (Combined Heat and Power) is emerging as one of the most viable options. With its one-two punch of thermal and electric energy, CHP is generating a lot of ... Read more... |
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Features | Ricki Normandin | Feb 3, 2010 NewEarth Renewable Energy is setting out to spark a biomass energy revolution with its proprietary ECO-pyrolysis torrefaction (EPT) process. “Our process would actually revolutionize the future of the woody biomass industry,” says Ahava Amen, president of Seattle-based NewEarth Renewable Energy. “It would offer maximum revenue potential because our technology takes ... Read more... |
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News | Green Business Staff | Feb 3, 2010 Canada's Environment Minister, Jim Prentice, announced on Saturday, January 30, 2010, the submission of Canada’s 2020 emissions reduction target under the Copenhagen Accord. Canada’s target, a 17 per cent reduction from 2005 levels, was created to align with the U.S. target, and according to the government is still subject to ... Read more... |
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News | GB Staff | Jan 22, 2010 The Ontario government has signed an agreement that will bring more green energy and new jobs to Ontario. A consortium led by Samsung C&T Corporation and the Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) will invest $7 billion to generate 2,500 megawatts of wind and solar power. These projects will triple Ontario's ... Read more... |
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