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News Headlines


To provide a sample of the news delivered by the canadian association for renewable energies, here are the headlines from stories carried from January 1 to June 30, 2004:
  • Renewable Energy Audit Showed Need to Extend Incentives
  • Hydro Generation to Get Boost
  • Biomass Facility Receives $2.7 Million Funding
  • Utility Banned from Providing Green Power
  • RFP Issued for New Generation
  • Federal Government Promotes Role of Canada’s Hydrogen
  • Solar Company Sells $120k to U.S. Transit Authority
  • Green Funds Hits $1 Billion Level
  • Online Training Offered to Explain Solar Thermal Air
  • Developers Submit 4,400 MW of Green Power Capacity
  • Municipalities Want Renewables among Federal Priorities
  • Draft Document Designed to Discuss Avian Issues for Wind Turbines
  • Federal Department Seeks Expert in Renewable Energies
  • More than 100 Jobs Already Created at Canada’s First Solar Facility
  • New Wind Turbine to be Installed in Northern Quebec
  • Canada Sells Solar Lights to California
  • Six Shopping Centres to Buy Green Power
  • Three Governments Pledge to Support Green Power
  • Continental Agency to Discuss Challenges to Renewables
  • Wind Power Costs 10¢/kWh
  • Canada to Support Renewables in Bolivia
  • Support for Wind is Key Element of Utility’s Environment Review
  • Province Gives Tax Exemption for Clean Energy
  • Green Party Matches NDP Promise of 10,000 MW of Wind Turbines
  • First Windfarm in Province Receives Approval
  • First PV Production Facility to Open This Week
  • Other Provinces Could Copy Commitment to Clean Energy
  • Utility Receives Proposals for 3,300 MW of Windfarms
  • Canada to Set Wind Energy Record This Year
  • NDP Scores Highest for Support of Wind, says Environmental Group
  • Alberta Utility to Build Windfarm in Ontario
  • Environment and Energy are Not Election Issues, suggests Poll
  • Federal Funds to Research Hydrogen from Renewables
  • Engineers Support Push for Renewable Energies
  • Legislation Introduced in First Step to Provincial Goal of 10% Green Power
  • Bloc and NDP Score Higher than Green Party on Wind Energy
  • Quebec Firm to Invest $14.5 Million in BioDiesel
  • Canadian Firm Sells Solar Lights to US Army in Iraq
  • Energy Ministers Plan More Wind Power
  • Federal Party Releases Shadow Cabinet
  • Wind is Most Popular Technology for Politicians
  • Canadian Groups Oppose Large Hydro as Renewable
  • Sustainable Funding Group Levers Millions in Development
  • Renewables on Agenda at Montreal Conference
  • Solar Firm Receives First National Award for Best Project
  • Renewables is One of Top Principles for Climate Protection
  • Two Windfarms Enter Test Periods
  • Maine Honours Canadian Green Power Developer with Award
  • Wind Turbine Wins National Environmental Award for Climate Change
  • Government Agency Wants Solar Panels ASAP
  • Ontario Windfarm Selects Suppliers
  • Solar Supplier Sells $120,000 to California
  • Parks Canada Seeks Solar PV Systems
  • Application Filed for Two Power Lines
  • Green Fuel Project Receives Federal Funding
  • Conservative Party to Develop Strategy on Renewables
  • Canada Opposes Targets for Renewables, say Media
  • Editorial Cautions Against Promises for Wind Power
  • List of Green Power Suppliers Grows in Absence of Federal Regulation
  • Government Releases Interim Terms for Green Heat Rebates
  • Another Delay for Renewables RFP
  • Agency Considering 2,350 MW of Wind
  • PM Would Quadruple Incentive for Wind
  • NDP Leader Wants 10,000 Wind Turbines
  • Earth Energy System Noted in Awards Program
  • Government Software Predicts Windfarm Output
  • Province Considers 100% Green Power Target by 2015
  • Canada Needs More Renewables, says Continental Agency
  • Solar Company Forms Partnership With Distributor of Computer Supplies
  • Inverter Company says Future is Bright
  • Test Drilling Starts at Canada’s First Geothermal Project
  • Ontario Group Wants Streamlining in Renewables RFP
  • West-Coast Institute Installs Solar PV System
  • Windfarm Approved for Kingston Area
  • Process for Renewables Hits Another Delay
  • Awareness of Renewables Low but Interest is High, says Government Study
  • Canadian Firm Uses Solar PV for Fuel Cell Demonstration Project
  • Green Heat System Funded Under Infrastructure Program for Rural Communities
  • Most Canadians Want All Hydro Sites Recognized as Renewable
  • Twelve Canadians Attend German Conference on Renewables
  • Solar Firm Increases Revenue and Loss
  • Flow-Through Offering Aimed at Wind Power
  • Canadian Firm Acquires 71 Hydro Stations in New York
  • Campaign Advances for Green Heat Adoption
  • Federal Department to Strengthen Renewables in Canada and Abroad
  • Wind Turbine Assessed for Economic Benefits
  • NDP Platform Based on Support for Renewables
  • Two Hydroelectric Facilities to be Purchased by Calgary Firm
  • Canadian FC Company Joins Toyota Effort
  • Government Extends Renewable Energy Program
  • Delegation to Renewables Summit May Total 13
  • Province to Release Energy Strategy Following Consultations on Renewables
  • Utility Chief Warns Against Over-Reliance on Wind
  • Potential of Wind Power Justifies New Transmission Line
  • New Renewables Group Formed in BC
  • Province Offers Program to Allocate Public Land for Windfarms
  • Canada Seeks One Industry Rep for Renewables Summit
  • Ottawa and Toronto Agree to Promote Renewables
  • Second Federal Department to Purchase 450 GWh of Green Power
  • Solar Revenue Increases 170%
  • Loss Increases at Renewables Developer
  • Revenue Rises from Windfarms
  • Tax Rebate to be Extended to Residential Renewables
  • Finance Department to Evaluate Pro-Renewables Tax Proposals
  • Three Canadian Universities at Solar Car Race
  • Fossil Fuel Companies Challenged to Work with Green Heat
  • Wind Data Collection Costs $2.3 Million
  • Solar Company Sells 800 Units to Europe
  • Province to Implement RPS
  • Provincial Green Power Co-Op Receives Federal Funding
  • Contract Released for Renewables RFP
  • Canada Avoids Involvement in Global Renewables Summit
  • c.a.r.e. Suggests Global Commitment to Green Heat
  • Wind Generation Increases for Green Power Developer
  • Commercial Realtor Backs Renewable Energy
  • Canadian Colleges Want to Promote Training in Renewables
  • Toronto Wants Green Power in Municipal Facilities
  • Delay on U.S. Wind Incentive Hurts Canadian Company
  • Support for Green Fuel to Drop GHG Emissions by 1 Megatonne
  • Green Power in Canada Grew 2% Last Year, says Government Agency
  • Green Heat Strategy to be Released at Gas Conference
  • Climate Change Exhibit Complements Utility Support for Green Power
  • Windfarm Named as Finalist in National Environment Award
  • Utility Start Construction of New Hydro Dam
  • Ontario Needs Renewables and Conservation, says Study
  • Realtor to Commit to Renewable Energy
  • Provincial Plan for Wind-Hydrogen Project Stalled by Federal Delays
  • Canadian Firm to Invest $1.2 Billion in Wind Project
  • Canadian Solar Company Obtains $250,000
  • Geothermal Developer Raises $15 Million
  • Canadian University to Partner on Wind Turbines on Freedom Tower
  • Energy Information Centre Completes First Year
  • Fuel Cell Company Working on Contract for Solar Power Backup
  • Audit in 2000 Ordered Federal Plan on Renewables
  • Green Heat Company Obtains $1 Million Investment from Growth Fund
  • Renewables RFP Makes Changes to Bidding
  • Another Renewables Company Uses GreenHosting
  • Off-Grid Renewables Will Reduce Costs 10% by 2006
  • Solar Company Sets Sales Record for Grid-Tie PV
  • Utility Owner May Purchase Largest Wind Turbine
  • Government May Still Exclude Renewables from GHG Trading
  • Canadian Wind Developer Dumps on Wind
  • National Park Wants PV System
  • Expansion of Hydro Facility is Finished
  • Renewables Get Second Chance on $2.5 Million Funding
  • Another Canadian Oil Company Defeats Resolution on Renewables
  • Utility Ends 20 Years of Litigation Over Hydro Facility
  • Green Power Fails to Capture $2.5 Million in Funding
  • Solar Project Wins Two National Awards
  • Search Narrows for 150 MW Windfarm Site
  • Green Power Fares Poorly in Utility Bidding
  • Utility Seeks 250 MW of Firm Power
  • Government to Install Solar, Biomass and Wind Systems
  • Fossil Fuel Giant Assumes Share in Western Windfarm
  • Poll Shows Strong Support for Government Support
  • Government to Grow Green Heat by 500% within Four Years
  • U.S. Solar Race to Drive Across Canada
  • Support for Renewables is Among 100 Changes by Liberal Government
  • Canadian and US Firms Work on PV-Hydrogen Station
  • Ontario Encourages Use of Solar-Powered LED Lights
  • Federal Research to Analyse Potential for Renewables in Homes
  • Survey Shows Strong Support for Renewables in Ontario
  • Oil Company Defeats Annual Resolution on Renewables
  • Canada Sole Nation to Support Distributed Energy Group
  • Green Fuel Group Selects New Staff
  • Quebec has 100,000 MW of Wind Potential, suggests Study
  • Fuel Cell Company Introduces 75 kW PV Converter
  • Aboriginal Building Uses Wind, Solar and Earth Energy
  • Wind Developer Eyes Northern Ontario
  • Partnership Closes $100 Million IPO
  • Hydrogen Company Announces Global Branding Strategy
  • Province to Legislate Net Metering
  • Utility and First Nations Pursue Development of Windfarm
  • Record Quarterly Results for Solar Firm
  • Output from Windfarms Dips for Green Power Fund
  • Province Could Reduce Power Demand by 40% by 2020
  • Income Fund Completes Private Equity Placement of $12.3 Million
  • Province Promotes Pending Call for Renewables
  • c.a.r.e. Cancels Conference Speech
  • Comments Invited on Windfarm Application
  • Land Needed for Wind Turbines
  • Province to Enforce Targets for Renewables
  • Wind Potential to be Assessed near Ski Resort
  • Windfarm Proposed for Central Ontario
  • Canada to Lag Behind World in Growth of Renewables
  • Federal Facility to Feature Earth Energy System
  • Small Hydro Facility Completes ‘Shadowing’ Phase
  • Federal Advisory Agency to Tackle Renewable Energies
  • Utility Should Not Compete in Green Power Market
  • First Nations Investigate Renewable Energy in Ontario
  • Utility to Start Net Metering this Month
  • Solar Firm Wins National Award
  • Hydrogen Not Eligible for Green Power Incentive
  • Utility to Adopt National Certification for Green Power for its IPPs
  • Renewables to Provide Electricity in Ontario
  • Geothermal Facility Faces NIMBY, suggests Newspaper
  • Transmission Utility ‘Proactively’ Assisting New Wind Capacity
  • Ottawa to Continue Support for Megaprojects, says NRCan Minister
  • Government Lends $7.2 Million for Inverter Development
  • Utility to Repeal Biomass Tariff
  • Report Ignores Impact of Renewables to Avoid Blackouts
  • Prime Minister Backs Renewable Energies, says Anderson
  • Transit to Buy Green Tags with Green Funds Help
  • Renewables Featured in Three Federal Projects To Reduce GHG Emissions
  • Wind Increases 50% for Energy Provider
  • Canadian Groups Form Net-Zero Energy Coalition
  • Green Power Developers to Install 540 MW of Wind Turbines
  • Solar Deal Falls Flat
  • 'Hydrogen Highway' No Good Unless Powered by Renewables
  • Renewables on Agenda at International Conference
  • NDP Goes Green for Federal Election
  • Wind and Hydro Can Site on Crown Lands
  • Developer to Install 240 MW of Wind Turbines
  • Federal Minister Commends Province for Support of Renewables
  • Solar Firm Signs Agreement With Linear Capital
  • Poll Shows Strong Support for Data on Renewables
  • Turbines Selected for Canada's Largest Merchant Windfarm
  • Canadian Firm to Plan Transition from Gas to Renewables
  • Federal Facility to Feature Solar PV
  • Government to Spend $1.5 Million on GHG Assessments from Renewables
  • IPO to Offer $100 Million for Renewables
  • Building Code and CSA Standards Are Barriers to Wind Turbines
  • University Receives Federal Funding for Solar Installation
  • Saskatchewan Solar to go to Egypt
  • Renewables Funding Agency Shuts Down
  • Utility Clarifies Issues on Interconnection
  • Renewable Energies Included in One-Tonne Challenge
  • Solar House Wins National Award
  • Public Utilities Should Have Special Rules in Generation of Wind Power
  • Canadian Wind Company Develops Major System in Arizona
  • Canadian Firm to Launch Solar Thermal-PV Unit
  • Green Power Assessed for Large GHG Emitters
  • Securities Company to Fund Geothermal Feasibility Study
  • Ottawa and Manitoba to Work on Renewable Energies
  • Canadian Wind Company to Double Installed Capacity
  • Canadian Wind Firm to Merge with U.S. Developer
  • Public Health Workers Call for Renewable Energy
  • Solar Hydrogen Generator to be Installed at NRC
  • Canada Demonstrates World's First Commercial Scale Generator
  • Wind Industry Disappointed with Federal Budget
  • Renewable Energy Coalition Dismayed By Budget
  • PetroCan Assets Should Support Renewables
  • Training in Renewables are Key to Canada’s Energy Future
  • Province Should Exit Green Power Market, says Report
  • BC Companies Form Joint Venture to Develop Windfarm in China
  • Consultant Confirms Potential of Geothermal Facility, says Developer
  • Biogas Demonstration Project Completed
  • Alternative Budget Backs Transition to Renewables
  • Federal Minister says Renewables can Reduce GHG Emissions
  • Alberta City Launches Green Power Program
  • Solar Firm Closes $6 Million Private Placement
  • Wind Industry to Benefit from Provincial Policy
  • Solar Company Releases Terms for $5 Million Private Placement
  • Green Power Firm Receives $5 Million Funding
  • Latest Buyers Guide Available for Sale
  • Wind Capacity Rises 34% in Canada Last Year
  • Solar Company Reports 42% Increase in Annual Revenue
  • Utility Supports Earth Energy Installations with Efficiency Funding
  • Solar Bicycle Developed by NB Team
  • Separatist Party Supports Wind Energy
  • Oil Chairman Calls for Development of Renewables
  • Environment Groups Concerned that Ontario May Select Nuclear over Renewables
  • Inverter Firm to Raise $67 Million
  • Green Power Developer to Sell RECs to Municipalities in Alberta
  • Courier to Use Renewable Energy Fuel Cells in 'Greening the Fleet' Program
  • Domestic Wind Industry Needs 2,000 Professionals by 2010
  • BC Company Nearing Completion of Energy Storage System
  • Government Supports Renewable Energy Hydrogen Systems
  • Coast Guard Renews Supply Agreement for Solar Lights
  • Solar Company to Commercialize new PV Technology
  • Federal Minister Calls for Deployment of Renewable Energy Technology
  • Energy Retailer Supports Renewable Energy Systems
  • Transport Group Wants Solar-Powered Message Signs
  • Renewables are Part of ‘Best Bet’ for Ontario
  • Astrophysics Institute Buys Solar PV System
  • Ontario Power Supply Solutions
  • PV System Needed in BC
  • Turbine Manufacturer to Invest $7 Million in Gaspesie
  • Canadian Solar Company Buys U.S. Solar Firm
  • Canadian Green Power Firm Benefits from European Windfarm
  • Environmental Sustainability Needs Commitment to Renewables, says Report
  • Wind Interest Exceeds Incentive by Five-Fold
  • Federal Spending for Renewables Tabled in Parliament
  • Natural Gas Superior to Wind, says Gas Group
  • Hybrid Solar PV Drops GHG Emissions by 85%
  • Wind and Biomass Have Potential in Canada, says Federal Regulator
  • Government Wants to be Judged on its Support for Renewables
  • National Environmental Groups Call for More Support for Renewables
  • Province Picks Advisor to Seek 300 MW of Green Power
  • Ship Repair Firm to Enter Green Power Market
  • Government Must Back Long-Term Renewables, says Minister
  • Consulting Firm to Buy Green Power
  • Geothermal Developer Receives Dual Listing On Stock Exchange
  • Canadian Foundation Helps Guatemalan Village Use Renewables
  • Federal Support for Green Heat Backs ‘Non-Competitive’ Technologies
  • Recognition of Earth Energy Doubles under Utility Support
  • Government to Purchase Solar Simulator from U.S.
  • Fuel Cell Company Moves into Photovoltaics
  • Sale of Solar-Powered Lights Sets Record
  • Provincial Regulator Wants to Examine Impact of Wind
  • Solar Water Heaters Installed Under Municipal Plan
  • Ontario Wants Solar-Powered Traffic Counters
  • Green Power Company Increases Output by 23%
  • Federal Program to Help Municipal Energy Improvements
  • Candidate for Opposition Leadership Calls for More Renewables
  • Canadian Solar Company Develops PV Substrate Material
  • Geothermal Developer Invests Almost $3 Million
  • Utility Delays Submissions from Green Power Bidders
  • Utility Responds to Complaints on Net Metering
  • Government Wants Photovoltaic Cells
  • International Alliance to Promote Renewables
  • Inverter Company to Offer Shares
  • Coast Guard to Purchase Solar-Powered LED Beacons from New Zealand
  • Green Power Company to Reapply for Approval of Run-of-River Facility
  • Government Backs Expansion of Green Fuel
  • Conservation Authority to Purchase Green Power
  • Standards Group Pulls Three Wind Standards from Garbage Can
  • Wind Company to Merge with Mining Firm
  • New Federal Administration Stalling Wind Initiative on East Coast
  • Green Heat Group Calls for 20% Government Procurement
  • Solar PV Used to Provide Lighting at Pedestrian Crossings
  • Audit Shows Lack of Controls at NRCan
  • Primer on Renewables is Released at Green Power Session
  • Green Fuel Developer Increases Market Penetration
  • Solar Firm Reports 83% Rise in Annual Revenue
  • New Hydropower Capacity Needs Government Incentives
  • Ontario Wants Renewable Energies from Alberta
  • Geothermal Developer Expands Technical Advisory Committee
  • Government to Benchmark Solar Thermal Market in Canada
  • Upgraded Software to be Released by April
  • Federal Government to Purchase Wind Turbine for Campground
  • Global Market for Renewables is US$650 Billion, says Minister
  • Solar Tower to Dwarf CN Tower
  • Solar Manufacturer Delays Launch of New PV Production Plant
  • Campaign Identifies Barriers to Green Power in Canada
  • Government to Purchase PV System from Texas
  • British Utility Chooses Canadian Monitoring System for Windfarm
  • Wind Industry Applauds Government for Support
  • Downtown Turbine has “No Significant Impact” on Avian Mortality
  • Former Utility CEO Appointed to Windfarm Board
  • Input Sought on the Role of Renewables on Power Grids
  • Small Hydro Facility Appeals to Supreme Court of Canada
  • New Utility Head Likes Green Power
  • Renewables to Grow at 1.1% Per Year, says Analysis
  • Provincial Energy Board May Promote Cleaner Sources of Energy
  • Transmission Technology to Benefit Wind Power
  • Solar Producer Receives Funding in Private Placement
  • Small Hydro Firm Sells Licensing Rights to Canada
  • Federal Facility to Install Solar PV
  • Renewables Not Mentioned Among Government Priorities
  • Renewables Company Reports Major Influx of Capital
  • Solar Industry Calls for More Support to PV and Green Heat
  • Retail Giant Adopts Green Power
  • Solar Manufacturer Develops Solar-Powered Jacket
  • West Coast Windfarm Moves Closer to Environmental Assessment
  • Strong Support for Data on Renewables
  • Canadian Green Power Certified Under U.S. Program
  • Canadian Solar Lights Used at California Airport
  • Small Hydro Site Commissioned in BC
  • Nuclear Receives Funding from Federal Renewables Fund
  • DFO to Purchase Solar-Powered LED Lights
  • Federal Government Makes Profit from Wind Energy Investment
  • Province Wants to Produce Hydrogen from Wind Turbines
  • Annual Buyers Guide Distributed for Renewables
  • National Think Tank says Renewables Need Better Definitions
  • Wind is Not Dependable Without Three Years of Monitoring
  • Federal Advisory Body Calls for no GST on Renewables
  • Ontario Needs to Overcome Barriers to Renewables
  • Funding of Millions Offered to Clean Technologies
  • Power Producers Welcome Target for Renewables, says APPrO
  • Province Doubles Wind Capacity
  • Government Wants 300 MW from Renewables ... Now
  • Turbines Face Opposition on Escarpment, says Newspaper
  • NRCan Meets Green Heat Groups to Discuss Report
  • Funds Raised to Fund Commercial Production of Solar Inverter
  • Capital Pool Company Acquires Hydroelectric Generator
  • Solar Company Offers $5 Million of Shares
  • Mobile Solar-Powered Video Surveillance System for Wildlife Research
  • Low Water Levels Prompt Fee Increase for Hydro
  • Wind Will Dominate Canadian RPS, suggests NEB
  • Canadian Team Planned for U.S. Renewables Conference
  • Canadian Electrolyzer Teams with U.S. Hydrogen Car Firm
  • Hydropower has Potential for 183,622 MW in Canada
  • Geothermal Developer Closes $6.6 Million Private Placement
  • Provincial Task Force Backs Green Power
  • Renewables Sector Provides Input to Grid Investigation
  • Government Picks Gas Generation Over Renewables
  • Canadian Windfarm to Ensure Interconnection with Grid
  • Government Support has Limited Impact on Promoting Green Heat
  • Canadian Solar Company Expands into US
  • Renewables Provide 1.2% of Canada’s Electricity
  • Green Group Changes its Name
  • New Green Group Formed
  • Wind Turbines Delayed Due to Concern over Birds
  • Six Green Groups Support Single Listing in Media Directory
  • Quebec Companies Can Crack New England Wind Market, says Study
  • Utility Receives Ten-Fold Interest in Green Power Supply
  • Lighting Standards Must be Optimized, Warns Wind Industry
  • Alberta Group Proposes Definition for Green Power



canadian association for renewable energies
         we c.a.r.e.

Bill Eggertson, Executive Director