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Free Solar Powered Car Charging In Metro Atlanta AltEnergyMag (press release) The corporate office of Solar Energy USA in Alpharetta is planning to unveil solar powered EV charging free to the public. The company, which is Georgia's largest residential solar provider, runs off 100% solar energy. Solar powered charging station, ... See all stories on this topic »

Happy Birthday to Me, Again -- Top 5 Shuffle Pure Energy Systems News Happy_Birthday_to_Me--Free_Energy_Flood/ Sure enough, today has been amazing -- not just in terms of great developments in the arena of free energy, but specifically pertaining to the "Top 5 Exotic Free Energy Technologies" listing. ... See all stories on this topic » Pure Energy Systems News

Plan to raise alternative energy consumption The Nation The NEPC also approved a cut in free electricity units to poor households from 90 units a month to 50 units. This would reduce the number of eligible households from 7 million to 4.37 million and the annual cost from Bt13.6 billion to Bt3.5 billion. ... See all stories on this topic » The Nation

China's Superior Economic Model Wall Street Journal The aims: a 7% annual economic growth rate; a $640 billion investment in renewable energy; construction of six million homes; and expanding next-generation IT, clean-energy vehicles, biotechnology, high-end manufacturing and environmental ... See all stories on this topic »

City electricity contract could limit local power generation to 3 percent Glenwood Springs Post Independent With the longer-term deal would also come more member services, including a seat on the MEAN board, as well as free energy audits for commercial customers, rebates for lighting upgrades, assistance with billing software, and economic development ... See all stories on this topic »

Charger for Volt didn't spark Iredell garage fire, utilities say Charlotte Observer The fire sparked concern for both Charlotte-based Duke and Raleigh-based Progress Energy, which have installed free home charging stations in test programs for customers who drive Volts and other electric cars. The National Highway Traffic Safety ... See all stories on this topic »

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