May-June 2008

Alabama Brings Energy Efficiency to the Farm

Alabama is helping its farmers adopt cutting edge technologies and reduce their energy bills at the same time. This energy efficiency program addresses agriculture—the state's largest and one of its most energy intensive industries. Through this program, Alabama farmers are tackling new markets in biofuels, experimenting with new technologies and different approaches to crop rotations, and systematically reducing energy bills through energy efficiency.

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Here you will find links to descriptions of recent energy projects conducted by state energy offices on the SEP Web site.

ENERGY STAR Helps Change Bulbs State News for April — May 2008 Arizona Building Earns Energy Honors California Updates Energy Standards California Utility Offers Solar in Blocks Georgia Funds 21 E85 Stations Georgia Unveils Conservation Campaign Iowa Expands Alt. Fuel Infrastructure Ky. Toyota Plant Gains ENERGY STAR Louisiana's Second Clean Cities Coalition Minn. Co-op Loans for Energy Efficiency Montana Officials Visit Iceland Plant

Neb. Energy Office Elevated to Cabinet Nebraska Weatherizes Mobile Homes Nevada Launches Photovoltaic Rebates N.J. Releases Energy Master Plan Draft N.Y. Conserves Energy, Forecasts Wind Ohio Energy Companies Receive Awards Oklahoma to Plant Switchgrass Oregon School District Energy Efficient Pa. Naval Yard To Produce Solar Energy Tennessee Energy Task Force Meets Texas Energy Rule Includes Small CHP V.I. Hails Energy Leader on Earth Day

Find a list of 7 new publications and Web sites published by states and DOE about renewable energy (RE) and energy efficiency (EE) technologies. SEP lists these and several hundred more state publications on the SEP Web site that are searchable by state and topic.

	Interested in More State News? Read the latest news clips about state involvement in energy projects at EERE State Activities and Partnerships.