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Builders are eligible for financial incentives of $0.30/kWh in projected annual electricity savings for new homes that receive a HERS rating and are 15 percent more efficient than Pennsylvania’s energy code. $0.35/kWh for ENERGY STAR certified new homes that are 15 percent better than code. An additional $0.03/kWh is available for low-income units for residents at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Income Guideline. For plants building ENERGY STAR certified manufactured homes, $0.35/kWh is ...

Authors forum debates role of Qatari publishing houses  24 Apr 2021 - 9:05 QNA Doha: Qatari Forum for Authors discussed, within the “Mind Dialogue.. Youth Debates” initiative, which is part of the activities of “Doha, the Capital of Culture in the Islamic World 2021”, the topic of Qatari publishing houses between making profit and contributing to the promotion of culture and the enrichment of knowledge. The initiative, which is broadcast on YouTube, aims at enhancing the role of youn...

Sweden to devote another $30.8 million to PV rebates for homeowners The new budget will be devoted to private individuals only. The Swedish Energy Agency has so far devoted around $570 million to the solar rebate program, for the 2009-21 period.The Swedish government has announced it intends to allocate another SEK260 million ($30.6 million) to support homeowners in deploying residential PV systems under the countrys solar rebate scheme for rooftop solar. The new budget, which would be availabl...

Havana, Apr 17 (Prensa Latina) The use of coercive measures, threats and lies to justify actions against Latin America show the desire for domination in force by the United States, according to a report issued today by the 8th Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC).

Debate heats up over Navys proposal to develop light aircraft carrier Posted : 2021-04-16 08:23 Updated : 2021-04-16 08:23 This graphic provided by the Republic of Korea Navy shows an envisioned aircraft carrier battle group featuring an indigenous light aircraft carrier. The South Korean military has recently proposed developing the countrys own light aircraft carrier. Courtesy of Republic of Korea Navy By Jung Da-min Debate is heating up over the Republic of Korea Navys plan to locally dev...

The Globe and Mail Lou Trottier Published April 14, 2021 Bookmark Most tire retailers in Canada have a noticeable spike in tire sales twice a year. They correspond with the late fall November season (when everyone is prepping for winter tire installation) and then again in April (when all those winter tires are coming off). Accordingly, all tire manufacturers seem to have fallen into a pattern of competing with each other by offering a variety of rebates around these times in an attempt to...

Binks in Hilditch & Key, without his cigar I suppose Jermyn Street may now be considered something of an anachronism, considering that it is an enclave for that rarest of shops — gentlemens outfitters (and a cheese shop, still looking as if Eric Ravilious had just lithographed it). Here you will find proper shirts, ones that fit properly and leave enough material to tuck into ones trousers; shoes handmade in Northamptonshire; and every kind of hat, from bowlers to Henley boaters. Bates was wh...

BY THE EDITORIAL PAGE STAFF OF THE FREE LANCE-STAR THANKS IN part to steep discounts, billions of dollars in manufacturers rebates, generous federal and state tax credits, and even special utility rates in some cases, “nearly 5.4 million hybrid electric vehicles and just over 1.4 million plug-in electric cars have sold in the United States” as of October 2020, according to USAFacts. All-electric cars accounted for about 60 percent of those sales and plug-in hybrids the rem...

Jeffrey Greenberg/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Democrats are mulling including a provision to negotiate drug prices in an infrastructure bill. Savings on government spending on prescription drugs could help pay for the infrastructure projects. The government could save as much as $345 billion, according...

Good news for the upcoming adaptation of Judy Blume’s classic coming-of-age novel Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret, as Lionsgate announced this afternoon that veteran performer and Oscar-winner Kathy Bates has joined the film’s cast. Against all odds, Bates will not be playing the God who the titular Margaret periodically prays to, but rather the role of her beloved grandmother Sylvia. Bates joins a cast that includes Rachel McAdams and Ant Man’s Abby Ryder Fortson, with the lat...