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At home in the woods and in the round
Guelph Mercury GUELPH — She lives her life deep in the woods, in the round and off the grid. On the fringes of Canada's most densely populated and developed region, … |
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Opinion: Non-union solar training program will undercut quality and hurt consumers
San Jose Mercury News … which would ensure that by 2020 at least 33 percent of California's energy comes from renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and geothermal, … |
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One Block Off the Grid (1BOG) Closes Series A Funding From NEA
PR Newswire (press release) 11 /PRNewswire/ — One Block Off the Grid (1BOG), the nation's largest solar consumer advocate, today announced that the company has closed a $5 million … One Block Off the Grid: Bulk solar, tell your friendsCNET One Block Off the Grid: VC in Solar Still ShiningGreentech Media One Block Off the Grid Raises $5 MillionTechCrunch (blog) San Jose Mercury News all 17 news articles » |
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One Block Off the Grid: Bulk solar, tell your friends
CNET One Block Off the Grid seeks to make it cheaper and simpler for homeowners to buy solar electric panels by acting as an agent to solar installers. … One Block Off the Grid Raises $5 MillionTechCrunch (blog) Startup gets funding for a new way to sell solarSan Jose Mercury News |
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1BOG gets funding for a new way to sell solar
San Jose Mercury News Llorens is founder of a San Francisco-based startup called One Block Off the Grid — or 1BOG, for short — which on Wednesday announced $5 million in … |
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Energy efficiency to shine in 2010
San Jose Mercury News Solar and wind power may get the headlines and attention, but green-tech experts say 2010 will be dominated by energy efficiency, the mundane but critical … |
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Adobe Systems goes for wind power
San Francisco Chronicle So far, they remain niche products, garnering just a fraction of the attention lavished on rooftop solar. And yet, small wind turbines may be better suited … Adobe turns to the wind for powerSan Jose Mercury News |
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California couple find their 'green' in the Midwest
San Jose Mercury News At Dancing Rabbit, for example, residents grow their own food, shun private vehicle ownership and live off the grid in homes powered by solar and wind … |
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San Jose's Happy Hollow zoo gearing up for March 2010 reopening
San Jose Mercury News … Happy Hollow will be the first zoo in the country to be LEED certified (Leaders in Energy and Environmental Design) by the US Green Building Council. … |
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Redwood City buildings going green
San Jose Mercury News Palo Alto officials announced Thursday that the city's tallest building, the 15-story Palo Alto Office Center, has been certified as the community's first … |