Control Alt Energy, LLC offers alternative energy products and services to businesses and individuals who are eager to make a positive impact to our environment, while saving money on their utility bills. We are prepared to assist you with every aspect of your sustainable energy project from site assessment to system design, sales, installation, and service.

Contact:

Phone: 570-754-0053

Email: ed.woll@controlaltenergy.com 

It's OK to be a Greenie without being a Global Warming Weenie!

If you are from the Lehigh Valley and have listened to the Gunther show on WAEB News Talk Radio AM 790 on Thursday morning you have no doubt heard John Brinson and Gunther discuss the Global Warming hoax and explain how all this nonsense is ruining this country.

If you are not from the area, you can listen to the stream by clicking here.

I am of the opinion debating Global Warming is detracting from the real issues which should be furthering clean and renewable energy technologies that get us off our addiction to fossil fuels, while creating green collar jobs at home. 

If you agree, please click here to send a message to Gunther and John telling them you're a Greenie not a Global Warming Weenie and they are WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!  Tell them we made this mistake of continuing our oil addiction in the 70's and you don't want to wake up thirty years from now with that Deja vu feeling all over. 

These guys have inspired me to open up the discussion forum.  I will be selecting snippets recorded from select shows to comment on.  Click here to weigh in on the issues.

Your help is urgently needed! Are you interested in solar / want a tax credit? Time to Act now!

 

Clean Energy Partnership Launched for Island Nations
	The new International Partnership for Energy Development in Island Nations will further the development of energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies in island nations and territories. The United States and New Zealand launched the partnership and will invite island nations to join.	Click here for full text
DOE Unveils Initiative to Promote Energy Efficiency in Hospitals
	DOE launched the EnergySmart Hospitals initiative on July 23, with the aim to increase the use of energy efficiency technologies in hospitals across the United States by providing design strategies, advanced energy design guides, technology assessments, case studies, training sessions, and an interactive Web site to help hospitals increase their energy efficiency.	Click here for full text
Renewable and Efficient Inventions Earn Nine R&D 100 Awards for DOE
	DOE national laboratories and other facilities were lauded with 30 R&D 100 Awards, and nine of those were in the fields of energy efficiency and renewable energy. Five national labs won awards for their work in solar cells, biofuel production, lithium batteries, appliance controllers, and other technologies.	Click here for full text
Large-Scale U.S. Solar Power Facilities Becoming Commonplace
	Large solar power facilities are planned for locations throughout the country, including solar thermal power plants in California, New Mexico, and Florida, and megawatt-scale solar photovoltaic power projects in Florida, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania.	Click here for full text
Pennsylvania Creates a $500 Million Alternative Energy Fund
	A new $500 million fund in Pennsylvania will offer a wide range of grants, loans, and rebates to promote renewable energy and energy efficiency in the state, while additional programs will provide $100 million in incentives plus $50 million in tax credits over the next 8 years.	Click here for full text
Texas to Spend $4.93 Billion on Transmission Lines for Wind Power
	The Public Utility Commission of Texas has approved a plan to build transmission lines that will deliver up to 18,456 megawatts of wind power to metropolitan areas of the state. The $4.93 billion transmission system upgrade will be in service in about 4 or 5 years.	Click here for full text
California Establishes Statewide Green Building Standards
	The California Building Standards Commission has adopted the nation's first statewide green building code. The code encourages builders to reduce the energy use of their structures and employ onsite renewable energy production, but the standards are only voluntary for now.	Click here for full text
USDA Awards $6.9 Million for Renewable Energy, Efficiency Projects
	The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will award $6.9 million in loans and grants for 27 renewable energy systems and energy efficiency projects at farms and rural small businesses across Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Vermont, and Wisconsin.	Click here for full text
At Halfway Point, 2008 is the Ninth Warmest Year on Record
	La Niña conditions depressed sea surface temperatures for much of the first half of 2008, but despite that effect, the year currently ranks as the ninth warmest on record. With La Niña now history, warmer ocean temperatures are expected for the second half of the year.	Click here for full text