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California solar panel manufacturer ceases operations
Money & CompanyThe California solar panel manufacturer that received a high profile $535 million Energy Department loan guarantee announced today that it was ceasing operations, laying off 1,100 workers and will file for bankruptcy in the coming days. Fremont-based... -
Wal-Mart brings back layaway program for the holidays
Money & CompanyWal-Mart: Wal-Mart brings back layaway program, holiday shopping season... -
Another loss from Sept. 11 -- missed opportunity
Opinion L.A.The extra sorrow of 9/11 was what didn’t happen on 9/12. So many layers of sadness pile onto this 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. For me, one wound that may never heal is the desperately tragic lost opportunity of...... -
Solar Decathlon 2011: Experimental houses open for judging [updated]
L.A. at HomeThe 2011 Solar Decathlon won't announce its overall winners until Saturday, but the University of Maryland entry pictured above placed first Wednesday in the architectural design category. On Tuesday, a team from Purdue and a combined team from Parsons... -
Agency overseeing oil, gas exploration gets shakeup
GreenspaceThe Obama administration is reorganizing the agencies responsible for overseeing domestic offshore oil and gas exploration.... -
University of Maryland wins 2011 Solar Decathlon
L.A. at HomeSolar Decathlon 2011: The Solar Decathlon final results were announced in Washington, D.C., and the University of Maryland finished first, followed by Purdue and a team from New Zealand.... -
Federal biofuel mandate flawed, report finds
GreenspaceA National Research Council report Tuesday said a federal requirement to add some 16 billion gallons of cellulose-based ethanol to the nation's fuel supply by 2022 won't be met unless innovative technologies are developed or policies changed. The report... -
61% of Americans unaware of energy efficiency rebates, incentives
L.A. at HomeWhether it's a $60 utility rebate on a new refrigerator, a $500 federal tax credit for upgraded insulation or $1,875 from the state for replacing a natural gas water heater with a solar model, Southern California homeowners are eligible for...... -
Wholesale prices rise in September on sharp increases in gas, food
Money & CompanyWholesale prices up in September: Rising gas prices drove up wholesale prices in September by the most in five months, the Labor Department reported Tuesday. The increase was more than economists expected.... -
Energy Department expects solar energy project to create 900 jobs
Money & CompanyThe U.S. Energy Department hopes that a new solar energy project will result in about 900 construction and permanent operations jobs. Energy Secretary Steven Chu said today that his department had finalized a $1.2-billion loan guarantee to Mojave Solar... -
U.S. has a long way to go to reduce reliance on fossil fuels
Money & CompanyAt 407 pages, the Energy Department's just released Annual Energy Review contains more than you'll ever want to know about power consumption and production in America. On the other hand, you'll never be at a loss for words, or facts, on the subject.... -
California lifts suspension of green energy tax credit
Money & CompanyCalifornia lifts one-month suspension of sales tax credit for purchase of equipment used to manufacture alternative energy products....
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