Northwest Energy News + Analysis: nwcurrent

	How to track energy news As we launch the final installment of nwcurrent, the Northwest’s clean energy newsletter, we don’t want to leave our readers in the dark when it comes to finding reliable and timely conservation and renewable energy news. Following is a list of resources we think will help keep you up to speed and ahead of the curve in 2008, once nwcurrent goes offline.

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City of Portland introduces tax on energy intensive buildings. Read More >

Rating systems grade computers' efficiency. Read More >

Find all past nwcurrent Webinar proceedings online. Read More >

Transmission issues is among the challenges facing the wind industry. Read More >

City of Portland introduces tax on energy intensive buildings. Read More >

Small Wind program boosts wind projects in Oregon. Read More >


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26th West Coast Energy Management Congress

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