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Friday, January 7, 2011

Corvallis wins EPA’s ‘Green Power Community of the Year’

By: Nancy Raskauskas | Posted on | October 20, 2010 | Comments Off

Corvallis has received a 2010 Green Power Leadership Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in recognition of its commitment and contribution to helping advance the development of
the nation’s voluntary green power market.
Public Works Director Steve Rogers will accept the award on behalf of the Corvallis community this evening (Oct. 20) in Portland at an event held in conjunction with the 2010 Renewable Energy Markets Conference.
In 2001, the City of Corvallis became one of the first municipalities in the country to purchase renewable energy, signing up for 100 kwh per month—about 1.5 percent of the organization’s electrical load—through
Pacific Power’s Blue Sky program. In 2005, the City increased its purchase to about 7 percent and became the first city on the West Coast to receive the EPA’s designation as a Green Power Community. Adding other Corvallis green power purchasers (Oregon State University, residents and businesses), the community’s total electricity use generated from green power is now more than 100 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) or nearly 15%.
Green power is electricity that is generated from renewable resources, such as wind, solar, geothermal, biogas, biomass and hydro. These resources generate electricity with a net zero increase in carbon dioxide emissions, while being better for the environment than traditional power generation sources. Green power purchases also support the development of new renewable energy generation sources nationwide.
The City organization’s expenditure on Blue Sky over nearly 10 years has been about $52,000. In addition to these funds going to encouraging the development of clean energy facilities, the City has seen a solid financial return on its investment. Last year, the City received a Pacific Power Blue Sky grant ($78,750) to install a photovoltaic system at Fire Station No. 4. In 2008, Corvallis’s status as a Green Power Community attracted the Energy Trust of Oregon here to launch the state’s first community energy program. During the year-long Corvallis Energy Challenge, the Energy Trust funded energy audits,
publicity, sponsorships, solar assessments, and public programs. At least half of the $112,000 that the Energy Trust spent on the Challenge went directly to people in this community.

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Sunday, November 28, 2010

Corvallis wins "Green Power community year EPA '.

By: Nancy Raskauskas | Posted the | 20 October 2010 | Comments off

Corvallis received an award 2010 Green Power of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in recognition of its commitment and contribution to help advance the development of
market voluntary green power in the country.
Director of public works Steve Rogers accepted the award on behalf of the Corvallis community tonight (20 October) in Portland, with a demonstration held in conjunction with the Conference 2010 renewable energy markets.
In 2001, Corvallis city has become one of the first municipalities in the country of purchase of renewable energy, sign for 100 kwh per month – about 1.5% of the electrical charge of the Organization - through
Program blue sky Pacifique.En 2005 power, the city has increased its purchase approximately 7% and became the first city on the West Coast to receive the designation of the EPA as a community of green energy.Adding other purchasers of green power Corvallis (Oregon State University, residents and businesses), total electricity generated from green energy community is now over 100 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) or near 15%.
Green energy is electricity generated from renewable resources such as wind, solar, geothermal, biogas, biomass and hydro.These resources produce electricity with a net zero carbon dioxide emissions increase while being better for the environment that traditionnelle.énergie green power generation sources also purchases support the development of new sources of renewable energy production throughout the country.
Spending the Organization of the city on Blue Sky for nearly 10 years was approximately $ 52,000 when most of these funds to promote the development of clean energy, the city facilities saw its investment .the robust financial performance ' last year, the city received a grant from the power of Pacific Blue Sky ($ determine) to install a fire station No. have 2008 photovoltaic system, status of Corvallis community Green Power attracted by the Energy Trust of Oregon here to launch first program Community energy State .Au course challenge energy Corvallis year Energy Trust-funded energy audits,
advertising, sponsorship, solar assessment programs publics.Au one-half of the 112 on $000 Energy Trust on the challenge has gone directly to the people in this community.

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Friday, November 19, 2010

Corvallis wins "Green Power community year EPA '.

By: Nancy Raskauskas | Posted the | 20 October 2010 | Without comments.

Corvallis received an award 2010 Green Power of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in recognition of its commitment and contribution to help advance the development of
market voluntary green power in the country.
Director of public works Steve Rogers accepted the award on behalf of the Corvallis community tonight (20 October) in Portland, with a demonstration held in conjunction with the Conference 2010 renewable energy markets.
In 2001, Corvallis city has become one of the first municipalities in the country of purchase of renewable energy, sign for 100 kwh per month – about 1.5% of the electrical charge of the Organization - through
Program blue sky Pacifique.En 2005 power, the city has increased its purchase approximately 7% and became the first city on the West Coast to receive the designation of the EPA as a community of green energy.Adding other purchasers of green power Corvallis (Oregon State University, residents and businesses), total electricity generated from green energy community is now over 100 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) or near 15%.
Green energy is electricity generated from renewable resources such as wind, solar, geothermal, biogas, biomass and hydro.These resources produce electricity with a net zero carbon dioxide emissions increase while being better for the environment that traditionnelle.énergie green power generation sources also purchases support the development of new sources of renewable energy production throughout the country.
Spending the Organization of the city on Blue Sky for nearly 10 years was approximately $ 52,000 when most of these funds to promote the development of clean energy, the city facilities saw its investment .the robust financial performance ' last year, the city received a grant from the power of Pacific Blue Sky ($ determine) to install a fire station No. have 2008 photovoltaic system, status of Corvallis community Green Power attracted by the Energy Trust of Oregon here to launch first program Community energy State .Au course challenge energy Corvallis year Energy Trust-funded energy audits,
advertising, sponsorship, solar assessment programs publics.Au one-half of the 112 on $000 Energy Trust on the challenge has gone directly to the people in this community.

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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Corvallis wins "Green Power community year EPA '.

By: Nancy Raskauskas | Posted the | 20 October 2010 | Without comments.

Corvallis received an award 2010 Green Power of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in recognition of its commitment and contribution to help advance the development of
market voluntary green power in the country.
Director of public works Steve Rogers accepted the award on behalf of the Corvallis community tonight (20 October) in Portland, with a demonstration held in conjunction with the Conference 2010 renewable energy markets.
In 2001, Corvallis city has become one of the first municipalities in the country of purchase of renewable energy, sign for 100 kwh per month – about 1.5% of the electrical charge of the Organization - through
Program blue sky Pacifique.En 2005 power, the city has increased its purchase approximately 7% and became the first city on the West Coast to receive the designation of the EPA as a community of green energy.Adding other purchasers of green power Corvallis (Oregon State University, residents and businesses), total electricity generated from green energy community is now over 100 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) or near 15%.
Green energy is electricity generated from renewable resources such as wind, solar, geothermal, biogas, biomass and hydro.These resources produce electricity with a net zero carbon dioxide emissions increase while being better for the environment that traditionnelle.énergie green power generation sources also purchases support the development of new sources of renewable energy production throughout the country.
Spending the Organization of the city on Blue Sky for nearly 10 years was approximately $ 52,000 when most of these funds to promote the development of clean energy, the city facilities saw its investment .the robust financial performance ' last year, the city received a grant from the power of Pacific Blue Sky ($ determine) to install a fire station No. have 2008 photovoltaic system, status of Corvallis community Green Power attracted by the Energy Trust of Oregon here to launch first program Community energy State .Au course challenge energy Corvallis year Energy Trust-funded energy audits,
advertising, sponsorship, solar assessment programs publics.Au one-half of the 112 on $000 Energy Trust on the challenge has gone directly to the people in this community.

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Corvallis wins "Green Power community year EPA '.

By: Nancy Raskauskas | Posted the | 20 October 2010 | Without comments.

Corvallis received an award 2010 Green Power of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in recognition of its commitment and contribution to help advance the development of
market voluntary green power in the country.
Director of public works Steve Rogers accepted the award on behalf of the Corvallis community tonight (20 October) in Portland, with a demonstration held in conjunction with the Conference 2010 renewable energy markets.
In 2001, Corvallis city has become one of the first municipalities in the country of purchase of renewable energy, sign for 100 kwh per month – about 1.5% of the electrical charge of the Organization - through
Program blue sky Pacifique.En 2005 power, the city has increased its purchase approximately 7% and became the first city on the West Coast to receive the designation of the EPA as a community of green energy.Adding other purchasers of green power Corvallis (Oregon State University, residents and businesses), total electricity generated from green energy community is now over 100 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) or near 15%.
Green energy is electricity generated from renewable resources such as wind, solar, geothermal, biogas, biomass and hydro.These resources produce electricity with a net zero carbon dioxide emissions increase while being better for the environment that traditionnelle.énergie green power generation sources also purchases support the development of new sources of renewable energy production throughout the country.
Spending the Organization of the city on Blue Sky for nearly 10 years was approximately $ 52,000 when most of these funds to promote the development of clean energy, the city facilities saw its investment .the robust financial performance ' last year, the city received a grant from the power of Pacific Blue Sky ($ determine) to install a fire station No. have 2008 photovoltaic system, status of Corvallis community Green Power attracted by the Energy Trust of Oregon here to launch first program Community energy State .Au course challenge energy Corvallis year Energy Trust-funded energy audits,
advertising, sponsorship, solar assessment programs publics.Au one-half of the 112 on $000 Energy Trust on the challenge has gone directly to the people in this community.

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