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How much does renewable energy cost?

Saturday, November 1st, 2008
Maged M asked:


For domestic and industrial sectors , what are the round figures of renewable electricity rates?
Where can I find such prices on the net?

Thank you all.

MORRIS

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Why tax credits should not be given for using renewable energy?

Monday, October 27th, 2008
azor179 asked:


For debate team we are debating the resolution that tax credits should/should not be given for using renewable energy. Please help by posting websites for and against it!

Thanks
Az0r

JEAN

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can America remain economically strong with renewable energy sources?

Sunday, October 26th, 2008
Chris Watts asked:


I understand that at present if our economy were to suddenly adjust to a green economy, there would be a serious crisis. For one, renewable energy sources are not very reliable, and may need to be subsidized similar to how ethanol is subsidized. But with sufficient research and development, could the US economy remain strong or become even stronger runnng almost exclusively on renewable sources?

CLIFFORD

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What can I do with a degree in renewable energy?

Tuesday, October 14th, 2008
Taylor asked:


Illinois State University has a bachelor’s degree option of Renewable Energy. What can I do with this degree if I pursue it?

EMMA

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How to purchase and use Renewable Energy Certificates?

Saturday, October 11th, 2008
whatiship100 asked:


Can someone please explain if and how I can buy renewable energy certificates for my apartment electricity use. My local energy company does not currently provide renewable energy and I am under the impression I can buy certificates from renewable energy companies and use those certificates to pay for my current electric bill.

Can you please explain this process.

MILTON

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Describe all of the renewable energy alternatives presented in the video?

Monday, October 6th, 2008
myzticaleyes asked:


Describe all of the renewable energy alternatives presented in the video.
-What are some challenges with using and managing these alternative, renewable energy resources?
-Name at least one other renewable energy resource not presented in the video.
-Include a response to the following:
Nonrenewable energy resources include coal,oil, and natural gas.
Describe three common challenges with managing nonrenewable energy resources.

EUNICE

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What’s the controversy with Renewable Energy?

Sunday, September 28th, 2008
wagglybird asked:


I have to give a presentation on the controversial topic renewable energy and i wanted to know exactly what is controversial about it? I am specifically doing wind energy so anything specifically about that would help also. thanks.

JESSIE

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Why don’t we produce all of our energy using alternative renewable energy sources?

Saturday, September 20th, 2008
pholicious p asked:


Why don’t we produce all of our energy using alternative renewable energy sources?

KIM

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What journals would have the best/most information on renewable energy, biofuels, sustainability etc?

Friday, September 19th, 2008
reillser asked:


I’m doing my thesis on renewable energy, sustainability and how an economy (Ireland) can benefit economically from going green. My lecturer said to start reading economic and finance journals for information but I’m lost!! Help?

ADA

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How to get a city the funding that will pay for a renewable energy grant package?

Friday, September 12th, 2008
asked:


I own a buisness that converts home and industries to solar/wind power and I’m working on converting over a city streetlights, red lights and ball park to solar power. Where can I find a funding source that will pay the grant fee for the city?

TONY

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