• New program helps public-owned utilities access Federal funds

The Clean and Efficient Energy Program is gearing up to give public power providers practical advice on how to make the most of recovery funding.

• WINDPOWER 2009 highlights opportunities, challenges

The wind industry's annual conference continues to grow in attendance and enthusiasm, attracting more than 23,000 professionals and supporters.

• Western employees soak up the sun

Hearing so much about the benefits of renewable energy convinced two Western employees to take the plunge at home.

• Technology Spotlight: Selling voluntary carbon offsets from your energy project

Carbon offset trading may be a source of revenue to support renewable energy or energy-efficiency projects.

• Web site of the month: Stay Cool, Save Money

Part of DOE's Energy Savers initiative, this seasonal tip site can help consumers tap the most affordable resource—energy efficiency.

• Calendar of events

• Breaking news

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The exhibit hall at WINDPOWER 2009 was packed with more than 1,000 wind-related businesses and organizations. Read more. (Photo by Joshua Lott, American Wind Energy Association)

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Vol. 28, No. 6,
June 2009

Regional Energy Services Managers:
Lakewood, CO:
Ron Horstman
720-962-7419
Billings, MT:
Michael Radecki
406-247-7442
Loveland, CO:
Linda Swails
970-461-7339
Phoenix, AZ:
Audrey Colletti
602-605-2659
Folsom, CA:
Sandee Peebles
916-353-4454
Salt Lake City, UT:
Paula Fronk
801-524-6383

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