natural gas fuel cell residential Fuel cells and fuel cell technology has been a big buzz now for the last couple years with lots of talk and plans for cars that run on them and so on But it has seemed to be very much a thing of the future and not of today in terms of consumer use of …
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Harnessing Free Alternative Energy
One of our main concerns today is home energy usage. We can’t escape the indisputable fact that we need electricity to power our lives. Our level of civilization needs electricity in order to maintain it. But many folks believe that the price we pay is just too much for the amount of electricity we use. It is natural for folk …
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pellet mill second hand Today pellet manufacture is becoming more widespread This obviously includes large scale construction faculties yet it also includes small scale production as well as even pellet mills operated at peoples homes Small portable pellet mills are becoming more common Many people are interested in a small portable pellet mill to make not only their own energy …
Read More »Effort To Create Cost Competitive Solar Energy
DOE Pursues SunShot Initiative to Achieve Cost Competitive Solar Energy by 2020 Announces $27 Million in Projects to Advance Solar Development and Manufacturing Washington, D.C. – U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu today announced additional details of the Department of Energy’s “SunShot” initiative to reduce the total costs of photovoltaic solar energy systems by about 75 percent so that they are …
Read More »Alternative Energy Sources For A Cleaner Future
One of our main concerns today is home energy usage. We won’t escape the fact that we need electricity to power our lives. Our level of civilization needs electricity to maintain it. But many people believe that the price we pay is simply too much for the amount of electricity we use. It is natural for folk to feel dissatisfied …
Read More »State Of Residential Solar Power For 2011
If you want to look into the future of sustainable energy in the United States, look at solar power. If you want to look into the future of solar power, look at the prices for solar panels. If you want to look at the future of solar panels, look to China.
Read More »Why You Should Opt For A Condensing Boiler To Heat Your Home
In order to understand how efficient condensing boilers are it is crucial to know how they operate. Whether or not you have a standard boiler which operates to heat just your residence or a combination boiler that not only heats your residence but the hot water you use, these products use some kind of fuel to work. This can be …
Read More »Wind Power Electricity Equals Cleaner Energy
Craig Massey asked: Homeowners now have choices to generate energy at home, including Wind Power Electricity. Obviously, at the moment, fossil fueled generators are the most commonly used. But the alternatives are beginning to make more of an impact, such as a Solar Power Panel, the Magnetic Power Energy Generator, and now, Wind Power Electricity. We can achieve clean energy …
Read More »Electric Cars Are Drawing Investors But Not Buyers
Steve Stillwater asked: Electric cars have been in the news recently, with Tesla Motors raising large amounts of money from investors and General Motors banking on the Chevy Volt to renew its prospects for becoming a viable company again. GM is planning to roll out the Chevy Volt next year (OK, the Volt is not an all-electric car, but it …
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2 One of the biggest household expenses is the electricity bills The amount you pay for power is next to the bank home mortgage Many home owners are looking into using solar energy to supplement their home energy needs A complete system installed by a professional contractor can be quite expensive Be prepared to invest upwards of for a home …
Read More »Southern California Edison Throws Switch on Seven New Neighborhood Solar Stations
Utility Sees Transformation of Solar Photovoltaic Power Market Seven new solar power plants capable of providing electricity for 8,125 average homes are now online for Southern California Edison (SCE) customers, the utility announced today. The newest solar photovoltaic installations, located in Ontario and Redlands, Calif., have a combined peak generating capacity of 12.5 million watts (AC). The new plants bring …
Read More »Super Bowl Week-Greenest Stadiums in America
It is Super Bowl week. The countdown is on! We are T-minus four days until Super Bowl XLV. Do you have Super Bowl fever? We have been to and watched games at giant stadiums around the country for many years but have you ever stopped to wonder who is doing anything to make them more efficient? All eyes will be …
Read More »Why Electric Cars Are Becoming More Popular
Jonnie Blaylock asked: Electric cars are not a new idea. They have come about many times through the years but have not stuck around. Today’s concerns about global warming and the expense of gasoline may have finally changed that. Several major companies are catching on to the possibilities of providing a clean running car and have added hybrid cars to …
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in home natural gas fuel cell Fuel cells and fuel cell technology has been a big buzz now for the last couple years with lots of talk and plans for cars that run on them and so on But it has seemed to be very much a thing of the future and not of today in terms of consumer use …
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how to make a handmade solar system One of the biggest household expenses is the electricity bills The amount you pay for power is next to the bank home mortgage Many home owners are looking into using solar energy to supplement their home energy needs A complete system installed by a professional contractor can be quite expensive Be prepared to …
Read More »How Efficient Are Condensing Boilers?
In order to comprehend how effective condensing boilers are it is important to know how they work. Whether or not you have a standard boiler which operates to heat just your house or a combination boiler that not only heats your house but the hot water you use, these products use some kind of fuel to work. This can be …
Read More »Efficient Battery-Powered Devices and Alternate Energy Markets to Drive Power Management Growth in 2011
Following a 41.6 percent boom in 2010, revenue growth in the global power management semiconductor market will slow significantly in 2011 but still will manage to increase at a double-digit pace, according to new IHS iSuppli research. Global power management semiconductor revenue will climb to $36.2 billion in 2011, up 13.9 percent from 2010. Growth will occur during every quarter …
Read More »Electric Cars – What Are the Disadvantages of Driving an Electric Car?
Richard G Watson asked: Range: how far can I drive and where can I recharge? This is probably the biggest current drawback of electric vehicle technology. Not only are current electric vehicles limited by range, there is minimal current recharging infrastructure in place for high speed recharging of EV’s and batteries become prohibitively expensive when trying to increase the range …
Read More »Electric Cars Pros and Cons
Kum Martin asked: Electric cars, known for their eco-friendly features, are run using electric motors powered by electrochemical cells. As these cars use inbuilt battery packs, they are often called the Battery Electric Automobiles. Thus, they run on electricity, rather than on conventional sources of energy like petroleum and gas. These cars have become increasingly popular nowadays, when the whole …
Read More »Some Key Points On How Photo Voltaic Panels Come Of Age
Are you aware that photovoltaic panels, or perhaps pv panels for short, existed dating back to 1958? This kind of technological innovation was created in order to run geostationary satellites in outer space orbit and has now been steadily, if perhaps quite slowly, making its way into our own everyday lives ever since then. Although the technology is a little …
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