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	Hawaii Energy Policy Forum > Energy in the News > 2002 Energy in the News: 2002 Hawaii Cooperatives Go Tropical Haiku couple taps power of the sun Hawai'i should lead in alternative energy Installing a solar power system in Hawaii is said to make sense Kauai Co-op Group to Buy Kauai Electric Resorts turn to alternative energy Policy At Development Talks, U.S. and Its Allies Clash Over Issues of Energy and Pollution California's foray into automobile CO2 Biodiesel Chicken fat to power lorries The Tickell Biodiesel Report Biomass Converting Biowaste Into Energy Conservation Energy Efficient Low-Income Housing Ethanol Energy Agency Honors Alternative Fuels Projects Ethanol Fuel: Coming Soon to a Car Near You What's New at the Alternative Fuels Data Center Fuel Cells 2002 Congressional Fuel Cell Exposition Fuel Cells Next Trend in Batteries Hydrogen Fermenting Hydrogen Fuel? Hydrogen and fuel cells information Miscellaneous Companies Developing Alternative Home Power Technologies Fighting for America's Energy Independence Green Power Purchases Growing by Leaps and Bounds Interview with Greg Watson Projections Point to Strong Growth in World Energy Use What is real security? Alternative fuel news July-November 2002 Solar Arizona: Lighting Up The Reservation Britain Earmarks Funds for Solar Power Sales of Solar Cells Take Off Thin-Film Photovoltaics Wind GE Buys Enron Wind; Vestas Receives Large U.S. Wind Order Local Non-Profits Launch "Our Wind Co-op" to Promote Energy Independence for the Northwest back to top