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April 30, 2008
Efficient Room Air Conditioner Design Challenge
In support of the Cambridge Energy Alliance's efforts to reduce green house gas emissions, the Barr Foundation is sponsoring a competition to promote the design and development of promising prototype A/Cs which are more effective than conventional models through better mounting and installation, cycling and controls, etc. An award of $30,000 is offered, with a deadline of July 14.
April 25, 2008
RMI Spring Newsletter
The Rocky Mountain Institute describes its involvement in December's Cambridge Energy Initiative charette.
March 28, 2008, PBS
CEA featured on NOW on PBS March 28
Watch CEA on the PBS Emmy Award Winning weekly newsmagazine, NOW. The show will on March 28th on over 300 PBS affiliates across the country. In Boston, the segment will air at 8:00pm on WGBH. Or view the program on line.
March 22, 2008
CEA is discussed in the context of a "Call to Revolution" on NECN. Part 1
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December 2007
Advanced Energy Efficiency Opportunities for Cambridge: Results of an intensive 3-day workshop that identified new and improved methods to significantly increase energy and water efficiency, while also reducing waste in Cambridge.
August 9, 2007
Cambridge Energy Alliance seeks President/CEO.
March 27, 2007
CEA Energy Services Team: The Cambridge Energy Alliance announced the formation of its Energy Service team in November 2007.
Spring/Summer, 2007, CityView (A publication by the city of Cambridge)
City Launches Innovative New Energy Conservation Initiative
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick recently joined Cambridge City Manager Robert W. Healy, Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves and other City officials, as well as the Kendall Foundation to launch a joint $100 million energy efficiency initiative called the Cambridge
Energy Alliance.
May 7, 2007, The Seattle Times
A Capital Idea on Climate Change
Global praise has been rolling in for Mayor Michael Bloomberg's remarkably encompassing "green" climate agenda and goals for New York's future, which he unveiled on Earth Day.
April 27, 2007, NPR, Talk of the Nation
NPR's Science Friday
Cambridge, Mass. Adopts Plan to Go Green.
April 10, 2007, Newsweek
Mayors Take the Lead
When it comes to achieving the twin goals of curbing greenhouse gases and reducing demand for the globe's limited reserves of fossil fuels, energy conservation beats out wind turbines, ethanol, or nuclear power.
April 8, 2007, The Boston Globe
How Green Was My City?
Many of the world's most difficult environmental challenges can be addressed and solved by cities. This may come as a surprise to those who think of environmental issues largely in the context of wild places and open spaces.
April 6, 2007, New Scientist Print Edition
Energy Auditors to Lead Green Initiative
Where Cambridge leads, will America follow? That's Cambridge, Massachusetts, of course. The city last week announced an aggressive privately funded $70 million energy-efficiency programme to combat global warming.
April 5, 2007, Massachusetts Municipal Association
Cambridge to Serve as Model for Emissions Reduction
Cambridge has gained recognition over the years for pursuing forward-looking environmental policies, such as using biodiesel fuel to power its public works vehicles and renovating municipal buildings in accordance with U.S. Green Building Council standards.
April 5, 2007, Cambridge Chronicle
Editorial: Going green good for city, planet
As Gov. Deval Patrick said himself, Cambridge has made another first. This time, the city will be the first in the nation to have an energy-efficiency plan, backed by a $100 million nonprofit.
April 4, 2007, The Boston Globe
Cities Are The Answer
Many of the world's most difficult environmental challenges can be addressed and solved by cities. This may come as a surprise to those who think of environmental issues largely in the context of wild places and open spaces.
March 30, 2007
Cambridge Energy Allicance launch slideshow.
March 30, 2007, YouTube
Cambridge Energy Alliance launches
March 30, 2007, The Boston Herald
Patrick announces $2 million energy efficiency
Gov. Deval Patrick announced a new state-funded energy efficiency program designed to help Massachusetts cities duplicate a model unveiled Thursday by Cambridge officials.
March 30, 2007, 7 News Boston
Governor Patrick launches new energy efficiency program
A new state-funded energy efficiency program designed to help cities and towns duplicate a model being used in Cambridge has been launched by Governor Patrick.
March 30, 2007, DailyKos.com
Cambridge, MA Launches $100mil (!!) Energy Intiative
When the national government fails to lead, cities and states can pick up the slack.
March 30, 2007, The Boston Herald
Patrick announces $2 million energy efficiency
Governor Patrick is announcing a new state-funded energy efficiency program designed to help cities and towns duplicate a model being used in Cambridge
March 30, 2007, U.S. Department of Energy
Massachusetts Governor Announces Fund for Saving Energy and Reducing Emissions, Based on Cambridge Model
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick announced in a March 29 press release that the state is creating a $2 million state revolving loan fund to cover the start-up costs of large-scale energy efficiency programs.
March 29, 2007, WBZTV.com
Gov. Patrick Unveils 'Cambridge Energy Alliance'
Gov. Deval Patrick announced a new state-funded energy efficiency program designed to help Massachusetts cities duplicate a model unveiled Thursday by Cambridge officials.
March 29, 2007, The Boston Globe
Cambridge sets $70m energy initiative
Seeking to become the greenest city in the country, Cambridge today will launch a sweeping $70 million energy efficiency program to conserve energy in virtually every building within city boundaries, reducing emissions that contribute to global warming.
March 29, 2007, Alliance To Save Energy
The Alliance to Save Energy Commends Energy-Efficiency Initiative By City of Cambridge, Kendall Foundation
The Alliance to Save Energy applauds the $100 million+ energy-efficiency initiative announced today by the Henry P. Kendall Foundation and the city of Cambridge, Mass.
Volume I, No. I — March 2008
Volume II, No. I — November 2007
April 4, 2007
Cities Are The Answer
MANY OF the world's most difficult environmental challenges can be addressed and solved by cities.
March 29, 2007
NSTAR Partners With City of Cambridge, State and Community Organizations to Create $100+ Million Energy Initiative
NSTAR, along with the City of Cambridge, business leaders and state officials including Governor Deval Patrick, today launched the Cambridge Energy Alliance.
March 29, 2007
City of Cambridge Partners with State, Businesses, Community Organizations and Residents,
to Create $100+ Million Energy Initiative
Governor Patrick announces $2 million state revolving fund to take energy-saving,
job-creating lessons to five more cities, starting with Boston
March 29, 2007
Governor Patrick Hails Cambridge Energy Efficiency Initiative as Model to Apread Across the Commonwealth
Governor announces $2 million revolving loan fund to help Boston, four other cities launch similar programs to save energy and reduce emissions
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