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IID nationally recognized for Shift & Save campaign

IMPERIAL — The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) has received a national Award of Excellence from the American Public Power Association (APPA) for its Shift & Save customer outreach…

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Opinion: Tucson should approve Prop. 421 to invest in reliable power and neighborhoods

The following is the opinion and analysis of the writer:

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World Bank lauds Rwanda’s renewable energy efforts

Rwanda’s Renewable Energy Fund Project has been highlighted in a new World Bank report for its approach to affordable financing and expanding access to off-grid solar energy. The...

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Uzbekistan Plans to Process 3.6 Million Tonnes of Waste

Uzbekistan plans to process 3.6 million tonnes of waste annually and generate 1.6 billion kWh of electricity through six projects worth US$933 million.

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$60M Woodbine solar project nears construction

After years of delays, Woodbine's long-awaited $60 million-plus solar project could break ground in early January.

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Canadian Renewable Energy Association - Record Electricity Transformation Canada puts affordability front and centre

More than 3,400 attendees and 225 exhibitors gathered at Electricity Transformation Canada 2026 (ETC) in Toronto, Ontario this week. The event connected the leaders, businesses, Indigenous partners, r.…

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iBilib: How does static electricity move paper?

Aired (October 25, 2026): Discover how static electricity creates electric charges that can attract lightweight paper and make these paper pigeons move! Watch 'iBilib' Sundays at 9:35 AM…

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Small-scale miners in Simiyu region appeal to government and financial institutions for reliable electricity and affordable loans support.

Small-scale miners in Simiyu region appeal to government and financial institutions for reliable electricity and affordable loans support.

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Delft residents eat dry bread as power problems persist

Residents in Delft South say months- and years-long electricity problems have forced some to cook over open fires and spend scarce income on candles, paraffin and gas ahead…

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