Renewable Energy Laboratory

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The UN climate summit reached a weak outline of a global agreement last night in Copenhagen, falling far short of what Britain and many poor countries were seeking and leaving months of tough negotiations to come.

The development of renewable energy in Iceland means that by 2050 the country should be the world’s first zero-carbon economy?

by Mike Taylor, Director of Research and Education, SEPA
I assume my utility isn’t happy about my PV system — I’m buying less electricity! What happens when 10% of their customers have PV? What about 25%? — Frank G., Zaza, Idaho

“It is extraordinary that a century into the age of oil, with the global economy dependent on $3 trillion worth of this black liquid each year, we don’t even know how much is left.” – David Manning, 2006

During the UN Climate Change Conference 2009 (COP15), the Danish government invites the entire world to send their greetings to the conference. Greetings are submitted through www.greetings.cop15.dk and are composed of 150 characters of text.

Our team has designed a system that will efficiently heat our clients hot tub using solar thermal energy. Through a series of panels, tubes, and heaters, our system uses heat transfer to heat the water that will enter the hot tub. The design will use grid electricity to pump the water.

Fermilab physicist, Dr. Erik Ramberg describes the reality of using hydrogen fuel cells, biofuel, and other renewable energy sources.