Articles from Maryland

Here you will find all of the articles from Maryland published since 2002 in the State Energy Program newsletter, Conservation Update.

Maryland Projects

The following list links to project descriptions, many of which were submitted by the state energy office, in reverse chronological order.

April 2009

• Maryland Opens Clean Energy Center, Empowers Local Communities for Energy Efficiency

October 2008

• Maryland Governor Announces Plans for New Transportation Fuel System

July 2008

• Maryland Funds Residential Solar and Geothermal Energy

April 2008

• Maryland Energy Administration Donates more than 80,000 Light Bulbs to Low-Income Homeowners

February 2008

• Maryland Sets Ambitious Efficiency Goals with Home Performance with ENERGY STAR

October 2007

• Maryland Promotes Energy Efficiency for Residents and Alternative Fuels and Vehicles for Agencies

August 2007

• EmPower Maryland Sets State Efficiency Goals, Tackles Policy

June 2007

• Maryland Enacts Property Tax Exemption for Residential Solar Energy Systems

January 2007

• Maryland Partners to Build a Demonstration Scale Solar-Wind Project

December 2006

• Maryland Governor Kicks Off 2006 Change a Light, Change the World Campaign

October 2006

• Maryland Governor Launches Green Building, Wind Anemometer Loan Program

April 2005

• Maryland Energy Administration Accepts Applications for Solar Energy Grants

December 2004

• Maryland Focuses on Business Energy

October 2004

• Maryland Governor Champions ENERGY STAR® Homes
• Maryland to Lease Fuel Cell Vehicle

May 2001

• Governor Signs Executive Order Setting New "Green" Standards

February 2001

• Loan to St. John's College

January 2000

• Energy Institute Offers Range of Education and Training Programs

October 1999

• Maryland's Solar Roofs Program Continues to Grow
• AFV Program Creating Viable Infrastructure

September 1999

• EPC Approved for State Complex in Baltimore

January 1999

• Clean Cities Program Offers Rebates on CNG Vehicles

May 1997

• Maryland Energy Administration Offers AFV Source Book