The use of coal and lignite to produce liquid transport fuels has been given new importance with the looming “peak oil” crisis. The synergies of mining, drying and conversion technologies need to be explored in order to achieve the highest efficiency and sound environmental process performance of an integrated production system. More: continued here
Read More »Make Money From Home With Stream Energy
With many states ending the previously allowed monopoly that [tag]natural gas[/tag] and electrical companies had on their customers, the market has never been more full of opportunities for enterprising individuals! [tag-tec]Energy deregulation[/tag-tec] was an enormous issue that affected everyone it touched, but now with the playing field leveled, those who know what to look for are realizing that the field …
Read More »Stream Energy = Energy Savings
Consumers Can Benefit from Energy De-Regulation Many states have recently deregulated their energy markets. What this means is that utilities like electricity and gas are no longer provided by a single company. Consumers are free to choose which company they would like to have provide their utilities. Depending on the individual consumer’s current rates, electricity usage, and agreement with the …
Read More »Renewable Energy – An Introduction
If you think that we will run out of energy if fossil fuel is depleted, you need to read this article. [tag]Fossil fuel[/tag] is non-renewable energy, that means it will run out a day in future no matter how much it is under our earth’s crust. But nowadays we still heavily rely on fossil fuel as our major energy source. …
Read More »The New Biofuel – Old Chopsticks?
In Japan meals are consumed with chopsticks everyday. Some with fancy ones and many with disposable wooden chopsticks. Now there are people in Japan who want to turn those throw away chopsticks into the next biofuel option. We all know there is heated debate about ethanol going on right now. Making ethanol out of corn and other mass produced crops …
Read More »Hybrid Taxi Cabs
Dear EarthTalk: I visited New York City recently and could not believe the number of taxicabs on the streets. Are there any efforts to “green up†these vehicles? They must be real gas-guzzlers, considering all the idling and stop-and-go traffic they face. — Justin Grant, Berkeley, CA More: continued here
Read More »The Benefits Of Using Renewable Energy Over Fossil Fuels & Nuclear Power
[tag]Renewable energy[/tag] can supply a significant portion of our energy needs, creating many benefits, including improved air, water, and ozone quality. Why aren’t many of the presidential candidates discussing this? We need to do something soon, as a country, to increase our use of renewable energy in America, to preserve our quality of life… More: continued here
Read More »Alternative Energy – Bio Fuels
There are several sources of alternative energy being explored today. This article explores some of those. More: continued here
Read More »Solar Power Rebates Slow in Coming in CA
New state regulations and increased paperwork seem to be the blame for customers having to wait months and months to get state rebates on [tag-tec]solar energy[/tag-tec] installations in California. The solar business is now booming in California but companies that install systems are being increasingly delayed and frustrated by the months of paperwork they have to submit on behalf of …
Read More »Variations of Alternative Fuels
There are several variations of alternative fuels and several classifications depending on your exact definition. Let’s take a closer look. More: continued here
Read More »Do You Have Lights
A description of life in Ghana and how people adapt to a situation during the load shedding and powercuts due to the failure of the Akosombo Dam, the largest powers source, to produce power. This has been going on from November 2006 until today. We see no end to this. More: continued here
Read More »Introducing Fossil Fuels
Fossil fuels are the products of dead plants and animals that have been reduced to hydrocarbons by the pressure of the earth over millions of years. More: continued here
Read More »Compressed Gas Hits the Metals Markets
In mid-June, Chongqing City held its tenth anniversary as a Special Economic Zone in western China. The city government held a fireworks display on the waterfront, with 120,000 fireworks explode in the sky. Traffic was a gridlocked mess and the business district came to a standstill. Bus engines idled and drivers continued to blow their horns as if doing so …
Read More »Introducing Alternative Fuels
If you are discussing just what alternative fuel is, there are two basic definitions that you can utilize. More: continued here
Read More »Ethanol scam?
There is a good article in Rolling Stone about [tag]ethanol[/tag]. They examine the whole ethanol policy and agribusiness connections with our politicians. I think it is a good read. The great danger of confronting peak oil and [tag]global warming[/tag] isn’t that we will sit on our collective asses and do nothing while civilization collapses, but that we will plunge after …
Read More »Just What Are Alternative Fuels? Some Basics
If you are discussing just what [tag]alternative fuel[/tag] is, there are two basic definitions that you can utilize. When you are thinking in terms petroleum or fossil fuels such as coal or natural gas, alternative fuel would refer to some type of fuel that is different. A fuel is actually a way to store potential energy that is stable and …
Read More »What Are The Variations of Alternative Fuels?
There are several variations of alternative fuels and several classifications depending on your exact definition. Let’s take a closer look. A fuel is defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary as a substance that is used to produce heat or energy by burning and also a substance from which energy can be liberated such as in a nuclear reaction. When you are …
Read More »Solar Power Resources
One form of rebate for [tag]solar power[/tag] systems is known as a buy down. Typically a government program pays part of the initial cost of a solar power system. The buy down amount is established by the state legislature for a specified period. The buy down amounts are based on the solar system’s generating capacity, measured in watts or kilowatts. …
Read More »Saving Energy in Your Home
How to conserve [tag]fuel[/tag] in your home. A number of good tips. Fuel and other [tag-tec]energy costs[/tag-tec] continue to escalate and we may not be able to do anything about increasing fuel prices, but we can try to use less fuel by making our homes more energy efficient. Here a a number of tips you should use to keep your …
Read More »Wind Energy – the misunderstood one
This is a funny video for Epuron, a German energy company that builds wind power. It will make you smile.
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