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Learn more >The Joint Center for Deployment and Research in Earth Abundant Materials (JCDREAM) requests proposals focused on discovering innovative methods to promote the use of earth abundant materials or reduce the use of critical materials, in addition to other new approaches. JCDREAM is interested in project proposals in support of experimental, theoretical, commercial and educational efforts…
Avista maintains its focus on health, safety and critical utility operations in response to the Coronavirus outbreak. “We’re deeply focused on serving our customers and communities well, and that means doing all we can to fulfill our core purpose, now and into the future,” said Dennis Vermillion, Avista president and CEO. “We’ve assessed state guidelines…
Puget Sound Energy Foundation and Puget Sound Energy will donate more than a million dollars to organizations and food banks during a challenging time for its customers and communities as they deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. The donation will help community organizations and food banks during the COVID-19 pandemic throughout its service area. “We know…
The U.S. Department of the Interior on Monday signed off on Nevada’s Gemini Solar Project, which could be the largest U.S. solar plant once constructed. The 690-megawatt Gemini project won federal approval despite lingering controversy over its environmental footprint. Gemini would feed solar power to the Las Vegas load center. Read more: greentechmedia.com
