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Alternative Energy News Friday April 18th 2008



Tour aims to stoke ideas for renewable energyTour aims to stoke ideas for renewable energy
(Kitchener/Waterloo Record: Thu, 17 Apr) WATERLOO REGION (Apr 17, 2008) -- See how a house can harness renewable energy on a Saturday tour of green homes. Visit local homes powered by solar, geothermal and wind energy and a house made with strawbales.


Renewable Energy facts - peak oilRenewable Energy facts - peak oil
(North Denver News: Tue, 15 Apr) Renewable Energy facts - 2007 year data • Renewable electricity generation capacity reached an estimated 240 gigawatts (GW) worldwide in 2007, an increase of 50 percent over 2004. • Renewables represent 5 percent of global power capacity and 3.4 percent of global power generation. Renewable energy generated as much electric power worldwide in 2006 as one-quarter of the world’s nuclear power ...


PPL seeks dismissal of nuclear power plant lawsuitPPL seeks dismissal of nuclear power plant lawsuit
(Times Leader: Thu, 17 Apr) PPL has filed a motion seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit that challenges the electric company’s plans to increase the generation capacity of its nuclear power plant in Salem Township.



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Nuclear power plant restartedNuclear power plant restarted
(The Fresno Bee: Tue, 15 Apr) SAN LUIS OBISPO -- Officials fired up Unit 2 of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant over the weekend, more than two months after it was shut down for refueling and a major replacement project.


South Africa: Nuclear Power Poses Problems for EskomSouth Africa: Nuclear Power Poses Problems for Eskom
(AllAfrica.com: Tue, 15 Apr) GLOBAL warming, rapid economic growth in emerging economies such as India and China and delayed investment worldwide in new generating capacity, have resulted in a great number of new nuclear power stations being planned around the world.


Alberta's nuclear power plans concern northern B.C. mayorsAlberta's nuclear power plans concern northern B.C. mayors
(CBC: Mon, 14 Apr) Mayors in northern B.C. near the Alberta border are concerned they haven't yet been consulted about the possibility a nuclear power plant could be built in their "backyard."


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