Tag Archives: Community Renewable Energy
Universities warm to solar power
Across the nation, institutions of higher education are turning to solar power in order to commit to sustainability and to lower operating costs– and to stand out to environmentally-conscious potential students.
Nonprofits shine thanks to solar
Today, we look at the diverse array of nonprofits benefiting from renewable energy. Will your nonprofit be the next to go solar?
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Historic preservation and solar are not mutually exclusive
The best roof for a new solar photovoltaic system is a new roof. But if you know Praxia’s work, you know, we love old buildings. So how can we mix two of our loves: renewable energy and historic preservation? To … Continue reading
“Stewards of the earth:” Ackerman on environmentalism
Acclaimed author Diane Ackerman recently expressed optimism about the future of the planet. It’s a sentiment that we at Praxia Partners share.
Social + environmental justice in LA
How can solar power serve marginalized communities?
New EPA regulations could boost solar power
In light of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s recent move to regulate power plants’ CO2 emissions, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA)’s new report is particularly relevant.
Declaring energy independence
As we celebrate the 4th of July, we also celebrate the progress the US has made toward energy independence.
What is climate justice?
Climate change affects different groups of people unequally. Climate justice is an attempt to alleviate this inequity.
Renewable power progress in Africa
Like every Praxia Partners initiative, Community Renewable Energy believes that the best ideas embody the triple bottom line by benefiting people, helping the planet, and making economic sense. That’s why we’ve been following the progress of Power Africa and 6 … Continue reading