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Choosing the Right Green MBA Program For Career Success: 10 Key Factors to Consider

By Chris de Morsella on November 23, 2009 2 Comments Argosy University, carbon accounting, carbon footprint management, career, career objectives, Certificate Program, corporate sustainabiliy, energy efficiency, energy policy, Energy Policy & Administration, energy use, environmental law, environmental management, financial aid, Goddard College, Grants, green building, green careers, green design, green development, green economy, Green MBA, green MBA program, Green Mountain College., green supply chain management, green your credentials, internship, JustMeans, land use, LinkedIn, Marlboro College.Managing for Sustainability, Marylhurst University, mentoring programs, Natural & Organic Resources, online green MBA programs, organic farming, placement, product life cycles, production, ranking metrics, renewable energy, renewable energy development, renewable energy sources, reputation, Scholarships, social media platforms, Supply Chain Management, sustainability, sustainable business practices, sustainable communities, sustainable mba, syllabus, Total Quality Management, TQM, urban planning, Walden University, waste disposal, Waste Management, water availability

Discover the 10 most important factors you should be using to select a green MBA program and how to use them to select the right program to put you on a successful career track.

WIND ENERGY UPDATE: Offshore Wind Gets Major Boost, American Wind Energy Association Annual Wind Industry Report, Construction Begins on New South Texas Wind Farm, Seattle Company Proposes Floating Wind Farms

By Chris de Morsella on April 22, 2009 Comments Off on WIND ENERGY UPDATE: Offshore Wind Gets Major Boost, American Wind Energy Association Annual Wind Industry Report, Construction Begins on New South Texas Wind Farm, Seattle Company Proposes Floating Wind Farms American Wind Energy Association, AWEA, California, clean energy, CPS Energy, deep-water offshore wind energy, demonstration platform, Department of the Interior, E.ON, E.ON Climate & Renewables, Earth Day, easements, EC&R, Energy Policy Act of 2005, energy security, environmentally responsible, environmentally responsible renewable energy development, Federal Register, floating windmills, framework, German, grant leases, Iowa, ken salazar, Minerals Management Service, MMS, OCS, off-shore wind farms, offshore deep water wind, offshore energy sector, offshore wind energy, Paplote Creek wind farm, Portugal, President Barack Obama, president obama, Principle Power, renewable energy, renewable energy development, renewable energy production, rights-of-way, San Antonio, San Patricio County, Seattle, Secretary of the Interior, Secretary Salazar, Texas, U.S. Outer Continental Shelf, WA, wind, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine, wind turbine tower, wind turbine tower manufacturing plant

Offshore Wind Gets Major Boost with announcement by President Obama that the Department of the Interior has finalized a long-awaited framework for renewable energy production on the U.S. Outer Continental Shelf (OCS). Wind energy continues rapid growth according to new report from the American Wind Energy Association. The US has surpassed 25 gigawatts (GW) of installed wind energy capacity in 2008. Construction of a new wind farm has begun in Texas. Seatle firm proposes floating offshore wind farms.

Green Grid Bill Introduced in Senate

By Chris de Morsella on March 25, 2009 Comments Off on Green Grid Bill Introduced in Senate Clean Renewable Energy and Economic Development Act, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Geothermal Energy, green economy, green grid, Harry Reid, high power transmission, renewable energy, renewable energy development, renewable energy zones, smart grid, solar energy, transmission capacity, wind energy

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has introduced legislation to support president Obama’s vision of a green grid. The Clean Renewable Energy and Economic Development Act will promote investments in transmission to facilitate access to renewable power, and also establish a streamlined planning and siting process for transmission lines. This legislation will make it easier for renewable energy suppliers to deliver clean energy from the often remote areas where it is harnessed to major population centers across the country.