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Creating a green home and business Spartan Solar installing panels on a roof. Contributed photo Published: 3/3/2021 9:04:33 AM Last week, we introduced readers to Spartan Giordano. When he was 28 and a Greenfield Community College student in the Renewable Energy Program, he built his own zero-fossil-fuel house in Greenfield (no oil, no gas, no propane). “This is a house that uses well planned energy efficiency, and sunshine or other ‘renewable’ energy.” he says, “I have not paid a heat or electricity utility bill for seven years.” And, Giordano also created his own company install...

BISMARCK, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The North Dakota Industrial Commission has awarded $1,000,000 in Renewable Energy Program matching funds for two projects that enhance renewable energy. One of the projects receiving funding was the Spiritwood Greenhouse CO2 Supply Project. $500,000 was awarded to Glass Investments Projects Inc. to help develop a CO2 collection and distribution system between the Dakota Spirit ethanol biorefinery and a proposed 27-acre commercial greenhouse within the Spiritwood Energy Park near Spiritwood, ND. The total cost for the project is estimated to be around $1,8...

North Dakota industrial commission awards funds for greenhouse projects The North Dakota Industrial Commission (Commission) has awarded $1,000,000 in Renewable Energy Program matching funds for two projects that enhance renewable energy. One of the projects receiving funding was the Spiritwood Greenhouse CO2 Supply Project. $500,00 was awarded to Glass Investments Projects Inc. to help develop a CO2 collection and distribution system between the Dakota Spirit ethanol biorefinery and a proposed 27-acre commercial greenhouse within the Spiritwood Energy Park near Spiritwood, ND. The total cost ...

To the editor: It has been a total of three weeks that the Joe Biden administration has been in office. During this period of time, he has signed 52 executive

1042 views In August, we published our list of the top 10 utility regulation trends of 2020, so far. With a tumultuous 2020 largely in the rearview mirror, we now look back on the 10 trends that defined the utility regulatory arena this year. It is difficult to overstate the influence COVID has had on virtually every facet of the energy sector – and utilities were no exception. Nor is it possible to ignore the impact that extreme weather events have had on utility planning and operations. On top of that, the outcome of the presidential election promises to shape the federal energy regulator...