SBO Dispatch: ClearEdge files bankruptcy + First tribal turbine + PDX water debate

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May 6, 2014

Top Stories Fuel-cell maker ClearEdge Power, facing more than $100M in debt, files for bankruptcy With mounting debt and difficulty landing a major customer, fuel-cell maker ClearEdge Power has filed for bankruptcy protection in San Jose, Californi ...   Native wind: A look at the NW's first tribal turbine (Photos) This Thursday, a 50-kilowatt wind turbine will be unveiled in Pendleton with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.   Voices: Making the case for maintaining Portland water control Editor's note: Portland Ballot Measure 26-156, appearing in the May 20 voter's packet, has raised a debate over control of the city's water and enviro ...   Alaska Airlines to sponsor Seattle bike share, set for September launch Officials of Seattle's first bicycle sharing program on Monday said the service will launch in September and be called Pronto Emerald City Cycle Share ...   Connect with us More Headlines Price tag to build controversial oil terminal in Vancouver rises above $150M

This week's SBO poll Take control of Portland's water bureau away from the city: yea or nay? Green Jobs Food and Drink Operations Manager, Airbnb Urban Restoration & Stormwater Specialist, Long Tom Watershed Council PV Designer, SolarCity Nature Content and Marketing Specialist, Metro Food and Sustainability Assistant, Elemental Technologies Event Calendar Featured Event: Living Future Unconference Living Future is the forum for leading minds in the green building movement seeking solutions to the most daunting global issues of our time. The "unconference" consists of three days of education sessions, plenaries and special events. May 21-23 in Portland.   May 10: Solar Winery Tour May 13-14: Oregon Brownfields Conference May 15: Climate Change and Business - Risks and Resilience May 18: Hatch Soup View full calendar

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