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The Cypriot Energy Regulatory Authority (CERA) announced a number of steps, aimed at facilitating development of Photovoltaics in Cyprus.
Among them is the large-scale application of Net metering.
CERA aims to reduce electricity prices for the households where net metering is applied, via fuel saving and carbon dioxide reduction.
Cyprus introduced net metering as pilot program in 2012.
The program concerns selected governmental buildings and a few communities only.
Its goal was to gain significant experience and knowledge on how to run the electricity grid using net metering. 
Civic serves as a resource for local high school and college theatre departments.
It also operates a theatre school - The Academy - for all ages.
Civic provides a variety of workshops in acting, directing, voice, dance, stage combat and technical theatre.
The fall, winter and spring quarters run eight weeks beginning in late September, late January, and mid-April.
The Academy also runs summer camps for those going into K-12.
The 3-6th grade summer program uses a play-in-a-week format, rendering familiar stories like The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and The Chronicles of Narnia into simple and fun performances.
For the 7-12th grade students, there are three classes throughout the summer: a two-week Musical Theatre camp, a two-week Drama camp, and a 3-4 week Musical Performance camp.
In Summer 2011 the Musical Performance camp for the students entering grades 7-12 was changed.
It was originally a program focused on finding the individual talents of each actor involved and bringing them together into a fun, original musical.
The program became more like a summer stock performance, where the students have 3–4 weeks of rehearsals in which to fully memorize their lines, choreography, and music.
The success of their 2011 production of "Footloose" cemented the change in the program.
Their 2013 performance of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" will run August 9-18.
Spokane Civic Theatre's Academy program also runs a scholarship program for the many students in the community who possess a love of theatre without the ability to fund a whole week at camp.
Thanks to the generous contributions from the community, many scholarships have been provided to qualifying families.
Each year, there is also a Winter Intensive for school age students to perform.
The Intensive format included a couple weeks of rehearsal each day culminating in a ticketed performance.
The proceeds from the performance go toward the Scholorship Fund.
Since taking over as Education Director in the Fall of 2011, Chris Taylor has also added a Spring Intensive during Spring Break for the area's schools.
The musical "How I Became a Pirate", playing on Saturdays, April 13 & 20, 2013 at 2:00 & 4:00 P.M., was the first Spring Intensive. 
Net Literacy is an Indianapolis based 501(c)non-profit organization that promotes computer and Internet literacy throughout communities.
While the program is completely youth-run, many of the volunteers benefit from the adult mentoring the organization provides.
All the constituents of Net Literacy receive instruction for free.
It is a student-empowered nonprofit organization that has to date provided enhanced computer access to dwellings or community centers serving over 100,000 individuals in four states. 
"How does a company decide whether it is successful or not?
Probably the most common way is to look at the net profits of the business.
Given that companies are collections of projects and markets, individual areas can be judged on how successful they are at adding to the corporate net profit."
In April 2007, she released her book, "Finding Angela Shelton: The True Story of One Woman's Triumph over Sexual Abuse".
The book is not based upon her movie, although it does run parallel to it.
In it, Angela shares how making the film forced her to face her past.
She wrote the book to call for a healing revolution after seeing so many people in pain.
The movie breaks the silence and the book breaks the cycle.
In 2009, Angela released a revised second edition on Amazon called "Finding Angela Shelton Recovered" with an additional chapter explaining all that happened since she made her film and why she went back to writing more fun things.
It also is literally recovered with a new cover.