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Winners of Los Angeles Solar Video Contest Announced

Environment California announces the winners of its first-ever “Sunlight. Camera. Action” video contest in which contestants submitted videos that made the case for Los Angeles to become a world-class solar leader.

News Release | Environment California

President Obama Announces Clean Technology Tax Credit Awards to Spur Clean Energy Manufacturing

Sacramento—President Obama announced today that the Department of Energy will issue $2.3 billion in clean energy manufacturing tax credits from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act– the vast majority of which will be used to spur more energy efficient buildings and wind, solar, and fuel cell power.

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News Release | Environment California

President Obama Announces Clean Technology Tax Credit Awards to Spur Clean Energy Manufacturing

Seven California companies get a combined $235 million for solar manufacturing from technology tax credit awards.

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Sonoma Receives Solar Award

Environment California awarded Mayor Ken Brown and the City of Sonoma with a "2009 Solar Champion" award during the Dec. 16 City Council meeting. The award was given to Sonoma for having one of the largest concentrations of solar power in the state.

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News Release | Environment California Research & Policy Center

Sonoma Given “Solar Champion” Award

Sonoma – Environment California awarded Mayor Steve Barbose and the City of Sonoma with a “2009 Solar Champion” award for having one of the largest concentrations ofsolar power in the state. According to Environment California, Sonoma has more than 250 solar roofs totaling more than 3,000 kilowatts of solar power capacity. This solar power concentration ranks Sonoma 5th in the state for solar power per capita.

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News Release | Environment California

Sonoma Given “Solar Champion” Award

Environment California awarded Mayor Steve Barbose and the City of Sonoma with a “2009 Solar Champion” award for having one of the largest concentrations of solar power in the state.

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