Latest News: Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions Were Flat Again in 2015. Have We Decoupled CO2 From Economic Growth?; Utah Passes a Major Clean Energy Bill That Elicits ‘Mixed Feelings’; And more
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March 17, 2016
TODAY'S NEWS FROM GTM
03.16.16
| Stephen Lacey
Even as America Constructs More Buildings, Electricity Use Continues to Drop
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In 2015, U.S. electricity consumption fell for the fifth time in eight years.
03.16.16
| Julia Pyper
Utah Passes a Major Clean Energy Bill That Elicits ‘Mixed Feelings’
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Solar advocates say the state narrowly avoided a Nevada-like net metering situation.
03.16.16
| Jeff St. John
CPUC Staff to Bloom Energy: Your Fuel Cells Shouldn’t Get State Incentives
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Will the fuel-cell maker lose its eligibility for California’s SGIP program? The debate rages on as regulators mull a decision.
03.17.16
| Stephen Lacey
Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions Were Flat Again in 2015. Have We Decoupled CO2 From Economic Growth?
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Here are some of the stories we’re reading this morning.
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