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OREGON DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Oregon Department of Energy Announces $18 Million in Grant Funding for Renewable Energy and Energy Resilience Projects

Through the agency's Community Renewable Energy Grant Program . ODOE is making $18 million available to support planning and construction of renewable energy or energy resilience projects for Tribes, public bodies, and consumer-owned utilities. Grant dollars are available for four types of projects: planning a renewable energy project, planning a renewable energy project that
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Kyrgyzstan heading towards development of nuclear energy - Deputy Minister of Energy

Kyrgyzstan, March 25 -- Kyrgyzstan imported 3.4 billion kWh of electricity in 2023, Deputy Minister of Energy Talaibek Baigaziev said at ATOMEXPO 2024 Forum in Sochi. The country imported electricity from Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Russia, he said. Import of electricity causes burden on tranpostration networks in winter. "We are increasing electricity generation with help of
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IAEA begins inspecting counterterrorism measures at world's largest NPP in Japan - Reports

Tokyo, March 25 -- The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Monday started inspections of counterterrorism measures at the world's largest nuclear power plant - Japan's Kashiwazaki-Kariwa NPP - at the request of the plant's operator in a step to reopen the facility, Japanese media reported. In 2021, Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority banned the transfer of nuclear
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St. Paul, Minnesota's public schools are tapping geothermal to cut emissions and building costs  | Energy News Network

St. Paul contracted with Darcy Solutions to install aquifer geothermal systems at two schools. The systems tap underground water to heat and cool buildings at sites where the district would not have had enough land for ground source geothermal. In addition, the district reduces carbon and saves money over traditional natural gas systems.
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