Tag Archives: Congress

– week 12

philippine geothermal Perhaps to most Filipinos geothermal is alien unparalleled or even simply a not too exciting topic to delve on But what if the regular Filipino would recognize that geothermal is a cheaper type of generating energy in a very sense that it does not need the acquisition and use of fuel And that his country is that the …

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Alternative Energy Updates – week 07

alternative energy sources in the philippines Perhaps to most Filipinos geothermal is alien unparalleled or even simply a not too exciting topic to delve on But what if the regular Filipino would recognize that geothermal is a cheaper type of generating energy in a very sense that it does not need the acquisition and use of fuel And that his …

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Electric Generation Methods And Solar Power

Most power during this country is made by electrical generating turbines. In 1831, Michael Faraday discovered that if an an electrical conductor, like a copper wire, is moved through a magnetic field, electrical current will flow through the conductor. The trendy power plant generators are based mostly on this terribly principal, although on a abundant larger scale. To turn these …

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Philippine Geothermal – World’s 2nd Biggest Geothermal Power Producer

Perhaps to most Filipinos, geothermal is “alien”, unparalleled or even simply “a not too exciting topic” to delve on. But what if the regular Filipino would recognize that geothermal is a cheaper type of generating energy in a very sense that it does not need the acquisition and use of fuel? And that his country is that the second biggest …

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Home Solar Energy – 3 Myths Dispelled

While going solar steadily grows in popularity, myths concerning using solar energy for the house persist. Dispelling these myths and learning the facts frees you to embrace a clean, abundant, and efficient energy source. Currently let’s handle the three myths. 1. Residential solar power systems are too expensive. Let’s address the expense of a home solar power system. The reality …

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Who Wants To Pay Less Taxes?

If you can find one person in the United States who wouldn’t say “YES” as loud as possible, I would be surprised. I started building solar panels because I could save on some electric and gas bills, but now the Federal Government is actually encouraging me to do it. I know, sounds crazy that the Feds would want to help …

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Make The Call For Clean Energy

This is an extraordinary moment. There are mere days before the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on the most unprecedented clean energy and climate legislation in our nation’s history. But, our opponents have stepped up a blatant distortion campaign on TV and behind closed doors to scare Congress from taking action. They know this vote will be close. But, …

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Wind Power – Renewable Electricity, American Jobs

Congress is considering legislation that would ensure that the U.S. gets a growing percentage of its electricity from renewable sources like wind power. This policy would create the first long-term commitment to renewable energy in America and would enable the growth of a new manufacturing base in the U.S., creating hundreds of thousands of high-quality American jobs. Go to PowerOfWind.com …

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Aptera Electric Car – Coming Soon – Watch the video

Want to see more of the Aptera Electric Car? Well Zap Root just did one of their shows about it. We have reported on this new thoroughly modern electric car before but it i snow coming close to production status so you can get your hands on one too. Isn’t their host just so perky. How does she do that? …

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WIND ENERGY INDUSTRY INSTALLS 1,400 MW IN 3RD QUARTER OF WHAT WILL BE ANOTHER RECORD YEAR

Evolution of Financial Crisis, Policies of New Administration Will Shape Wind Power Outlook for 2009 WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. wind energy industry installed 1,389 megawatts (MW) this quarter, bringing to 4,204 MW the total of wind power projects completed in what is expected to be another record year, the American Wind Energy Association announced today in its 3rd quarter …

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Bailout Bill Includes Solar Tax Credits

Solar tax credits extended Well we can argue till the cows come home about whether the financial crisis bailout bill is going to work or if it is good for America but one thing is for sure the solar power industry is doing a dance today. Included in the bill that passed the Senate the other day and went before …

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The History of Electric Cars

Thomas Jones asked: We’ve all seen the commercials talking about how technology was all going to be about flying cars and cold fusion. In reality, though, we have our very own science-fiction-turned-fact in looking at hybrid vehicles which are taking over. They truly are efficient and are money-saving at some levels, but most consumers assume that the concept of electric …

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Imagine – Exxon Mobile Oil and Gas Companies Profits Breaks All Records Again!

Oil and Gas companies profits are being kept components of their business which reflect their core business competencies in-house. However, with the release of the Exxon Mobile Profit, being the highest of any public trading company ever, is said to be over $40 Billion dollars! Looks as if the American Consumers took it in the chin again! Oil & gas …

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Senate Passes Energy Bill

New fuel standards bill gets passed in Senate but not without some compromise on other key items leaving Democrats with only a mild victory. The Senate took a huge step toward passage of the biggest increase in fuel economy standards for cars and trucks in three decades – but it came at a major cost for Democrats. Backers of tougher …

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U.S. Department of Energy Awards Konarka Solar America Initiative (SAI) Funding

DOE Secretary Samuel W. Bodman Names Selected Solar Technology Projects During Visit to Konarka Headquarters, Lowell, Massachusetts Lowell, Mass. – March 8, 2007 – Konarka Technologies, Inc., an innovator in development and commercialization of Power Plasticâ„¢, a material that converts light to energy, today announced the company is one of 13 selected industry-led solar technology projects to be awarded funding …

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Local Energy Production Makes Sense – hydrogen fuel

With the crisis in oil and natural gas prices, the continued violence in the Middle East, and the environmental concerns brought front and center by hurricanes Katrina and Rita, alternative fuels have managed to become a topic of conversation in the mainstream media. Unfortunately, not all proposals make sense environmentally. The energy crisis has given the nuclear industry a major …

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Bush Calls for using less gas in the next 10 years

In his State of the union address President Bush included his new initiatives for reducing energy dependence on foreign oil. Now the row around the country is whether his plans can work. Democrats and environmentalists seem to think it will not.

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