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Day4 Energy Reports Fourth-Quarter and Year End 2009 Results

Fourth Quarter Strongest in History with Revenues of $36.6 Million BURNABY, BC , March 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ – Day4 Energy Inc. (TSX: DFE.to – News ), a solar electric technology developer and supplier of premium solar energy solutions, today reported operating results for the fourth quarter and full year 2009. “2009 was far from an ordinary year. Global economic events that started to …

Geothermal Power Heats Up

Think of renewable energy, and you’re likely to envision power from above, such as from the sun or wind. In fact, industry insiders often distinguish between above-ground sources like solar and wind power and below-ground sources like oil and coal. But while geothermal energy gets far fewer headlines – and far less venture capital – than solar or wind power, it actually supplies more megawatt …

Opening the window to federal remodeling tax credits

(ARA) – As warm weather approaches and the tax credit for energy efficient replacement windows is in full swing, now is the perfect time to consider upgrading your home with new windows to help save on cooling costs in those hot summer months, and to also save on heating costs when winter rolls around again.

State of the Union Address 2010 with Closed Captions (CC)

New projects bring sustainability ideas to fruition

For a relatively small team, The New Community Coalition (TNCC) is making quite the impact.

Question: Why am I getting a $900 recovery rebate credit in turbo tax?

my wife and i go married in june of this year. I recieved a $300 rebate credit this year but my wife didn’t because she had no income. When filling out my taxes, it asked to place the rebate credit amount. I placed 300 in the box and turbo tax some how calculated we should get a rebate credit of $900, how is that and why? Thanks!

Answer: Last year’s stimulus payment was part of this years Recovery Rebate. Married couples are eligible to receive up to $1,200 as a refund. Since you only got $300 last year, it gave you the remainder of the rebate, which is $900 for this year.

State of Ohio fails to build on northwest Ohio solar success

By JOE VARDON BLADE PROJECTS EDITOR First of three parts Toledo and its northwest Ohio neighbors have missed out on coveted manufacturing jobs in the solar industry because of a failure by state officials to attract companies with tax incentives or create a viable market for solar panels in Ohio, a Blade investigation shows. Since 2007, thousands of those jobs have gone to states where companies …

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