Our state’s growing clean energy sector is reinventing Michigan’s manufacturing base and putting people back to work. Products such as wind turbines, solar panels, as well as electric vehicles and advanced batteries, save energy for families and businesses, while harvesting Michigan’s plentiful sources of renewable energy. Making the transition to cleaner energy will provide jobs in our state, save consumers money, and protect our natural resources for future generations. >Visit the Great Michigan website for more information
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Nov 10, 2011
On Wednesday, November 2, the Holland City Council accepted as information the Holland Community Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy proposed by energy consultant Peter Garforth.
Oct 21, 2011
At the beginning of this energy series we made the case that real economic wealth is the ability to control the flows of useful energy and embodied energy, not money. Energy turns
Sep 27, 2011
Take one guess where the next lithium-ion battery capital of the nation is.
Sep 27, 2011
By Jim MacInnes
Two of the most powerful, inexpensive and easiest ways to provide for our energy needs is by reducing energy consumption through conservation and energy efficiency.
Sep 13, 2011
Most of us are familiar with the concept of return on investment (ROI) for financial assets, such as in a 401k, etc. We begin by investing a certain amount of money and over time, hopefully, we’ll end up with an even greater amount.
