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Eco Friendly Mag (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
EarthSure’s Wind & Solar Powered Electric Car: Would It Work? EarthSure, an innovator in alternative energy sources and renewable energy company is planning to develop a zero-emission electric vehicle powered by solar and wind energy. Called AirRay, the new car will be equipped with four wind turbines and a solar roof. All of these to generate [...]
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Eco Friendly Mag (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Trail Blazers: How Baze took the lead on offshore wind WindEnergyUpdate talks tactics with Baze Technology’s Christian Rambech Dahl, vice president of strategy and markets. By Tom Evans read more Visit the original post at: Wind Power News
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The Nuclear Green Revolution (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
In 2006, the Electrical Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) published a study that showed that while West Texas Wind resources were considered among the best in the United States, they were poorly matched to the needs of Texas Electrical consumers . The ERCOT staff reported: These data indicate that the representative areas in West Texas have their highest monthly capacity factors in the spring months...
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The Environmental Blog (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
The Indigo Building or 12 West building recently installed Portland's first wind turbines on the top of a high rise. The wind energy generated from the four small-scale turbines (45 feet tall compared to the massive 400-foot turbines in the Columbia River Gorge) will only produce about one percent of the building’s total energy usage, but serves as beacon for Oregon's recognition as a city of...
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Eco Friendly Mag (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
EverPower Wind Holdings Acquired by Terra Firma Good Energies announced today the completion of the sale of its stake in EverPower Wind Holdings, Inc., a North American wind power development company to Terra Firma Capital Partners. Terra Firma intends to invest $350 million to continue to develop the pipeline. Visit the original post at: Renewable Energy News [...]
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Tom Nelson (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
[Now the bill is about making all of us rich by selling each other wind turbines] Boxer said the bill needs to move to reduce pollution, address the nation's dependence on foreign oil and create jobs. "" This is a jobs bill, make no mistake about it ,'' she said.
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Green Options (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
A couple weeks ago, I wrote about China’s new policy to focus on buying (almost entirely) “ China-grown ” wind turbines and wind turbine technologies with Chinese patents. That policy wasn’t a big hit internationally and China is back-tracking. However, is it changing its stance out of international moral pressure or a major financial incentive (recent deal) in the US? And...
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Tom Nelson (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
Cape Wind: NIMBYism Is Just Part of the Problem - Environmental Capital - WSJ What really makes offshore wind power expensive is the additional cost of building wind farms at sea: about 64% of the total cost of offshore projects comes from the platforms to hold the turbines, the need for new undersea transmission cables, and the extra maintenance costs. Record Low 2009 Tornadoes, LA 10/29 Was Big But...
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Tom Nelson (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
1. Why didn't Gore participate in the Senate climate scam hearings last week? If he wasn't a political liability nowadays, wouldn't he have been there? The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee held three days of hearings with 54 witnesses last week on climate change legislation. 2. It's been almost a year since Obama won the presidency. Has he installed solar panels or wind turbines on the...
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Treehugger (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
This week at Fast Company, we looked at China's entry into the Texas wind power industry, Cereplast's plastic made out of algae, the long-term future of trucking, and a proposal to build floating cities in the Netherlands. T. Boone Pickens scrapped his massive wind power project in Texas. Now China has come in to pick up the pieces with a 240-turbine wind farm in the state. Algae is one of the hottest...
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Treehugger (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
Image credit: Ecotricity UK wind energy developer Ecotricity's stance on green energy supply has long been controversial. Instead of guaranteeing that it purchases all of its energy from green sources, as most of its rivals do, it has instead guaranteed it will invest its profits into building new generating capacity - arguing that this is the most effective way of cutting carbon emissions. Now it...
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Eco Friendly Mag (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
Over 15,000 electrical products in stock Remke Energy boasts of over 15,000 electrical products in stock to help developers, builders, and owners of wind farms deliver power to the electrical grid. The company offers a diverse selection of electrical connectivity and wire & cable management devices. Here’s where the diverse product offerings for wind turbines work: [...]
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Eco Friendly Mag (Free subscription) | 11/03/2009
National labs and OEMs have lots of ideas, suggestions for suppliers The recent Wind Power Explained conference, presented at the Design and Manufacture Expo in Chicago, presented a full day of discussions to attendees on topics from the Department of Energy, NREL, Sandia Labs, GE Energy, Northern Wind, and Clipper Windpower. Here’s a sampling: The presentation by [...]
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Eco Friendly Mag (Free subscription) | 11/02/2009
Weekly intelligence brief: October 26 - November 02 This week’s news roundup includes: Centrica, Vestas, Sinovel, AES, SeaEnergy, TGC, E.ON, Lloyds, BNP Paribus, SaskPower, Nordex and Wind Capital Group. read more Visit the original post at: Wind Power News
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Eco Friendly Mag (Free subscription) | 11/02/2009
WindSentinel from Catch the Wind Could Cut the Cost of Siting New Offshore Wind Turbines Catch the Wind Ltd. of Virginia has just announced that its new Vindicator laser wind sensor has been deployed on a specialized buoy for a field test off Race Rocks Island in British Columbia. If successful, the laser sensor would be [...]
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www.carbonfreeenergy | 06/13/2009
When we talk about wind energy, we don’t specifically mention ocean winds. But global satellite maps from NASA promise a new hope. Nearly a decade of data from NASA’s QuikSCAT satellite gives us hope that we can harness ocean’s wind for energy generation. These maps can help in locating and planning the offshore wind farms for producing electric energy. QuikSCAT , was placed in the orbit in 1999. It...
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www.carbonfreeenergy | 06/13/2009
This summer, Anoka, Buffalo, North St. Paul and 8 other Minnesota cities are gearing up for the production of wind energy . They will use recycled turbines for this purpose. In Buffalo, the work will start from June. After the completion of this project Buffalo will have the honor of the first city with one of the 115-foot-tall turbines among the 11-member cities of the Minnesota Municipal Power Agency...
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helpliner | 03/15/2009
The use of home wind turbine has become a very popular item in many households. More and more people around the world have discovered the value of having such a way to create energy. They want to do what is right for the environment. However, they also want to be free to use the energy they need for all of their various gadgets and accessories. There is no denying that such products offer use plenty...