Arkansas Advanced Energy Foundation

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The federal grant for rooftop solar development is $93.6 million, as opposed to the $62 million the EPA originally announced. read more >

Students will learn about a growing industry long before embarking on their careers, and industry leaders will be kept abreast of the latest technologies in the field. read more >

He has more than 40 years of community banking experience. read more >

The AAEA described the new leaders as “dedicated to driving innovation and advancement in the advanced energy sector.” read more >

With a $250,000 investment, Shine set up its own electrical school with video and conferencing equipment so employees could attend virtually. read more >

The program is funded through a $2 million, four-year grant from the Arkansas Department of Commerce. read more >

Wilson, whose latest job was media and advertising strategy and communications at Heifer International in Little Rock, started her duties with the AAEA and its educational affiliate, the Arkansas Advanced Energy Foundation, on June 1. read more >

Stephanie Osborne wouldn’t exactly characterize her first weeks as executive director of the Arkansas Advanced Energy Association as “settling in.” read more >

A complex problem like electric grid modernization comes down to creating "the sharing utility," expert Karl R. Rabago tells members of the Arkansas Advanced Energy Foundation. read more >

Katie Laning Niebaum is appointed executive director of the Arkansas Advanced Energy Association and its educational affiliate, the Arkansas Advanced Energy Foundation. read more >

The development of innovative technologies to help meet America’s energy demands has allowed the emergence of an advanced energy sector that now accounts for the employment of more than 25,000 Arkansans, according to a new study released by the Arkansas Advanced Energy Foundation. read more >

Legislators and others got their first look at a $27,000, refrigerator-sized biorefinery that converts camelina, a wheat-like crop, into bio-fuel. read more >

A $27,000, refrigerator-sized gadget in DeWitt converts camelina, a wheat-like crop, into bio-fuel. read more >