The Texas State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) announced it will receive more than $290 million dollars from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, with $52 million earmarked for the Distributed Renewable Energy Technology Program, which will allow several solar photovoltaic system across the state to move forward–and make retrofitting your home less expensive, too.
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A proposed wind farm in West Texas attracted a lot of criticism, beginning in March, not only because the wind farm’s owners planned to use turbines made in China, but because the Chinese company that owns the wind farm also seeks a $450 million federal stimulus grant to complete the project, which would include financing construction of a turbine component production facility in China.
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