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Class 9: Resource Alternatives: Renewable Energy – The Technologies and the Programs – March 13, 2008. This class will introduce: the types of renewable energy including wind, biomass, landfill gas, photovoltaic, esoteric sources, and energy storage; the regulatory and legal strategies for encouraging the implementation of renewable energy options. Regulatory matters including PURPA, stranded benefits [...]
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The Thame Hydropower that was washed out by the 1985 Dig Tsho GLOF event. There seems to be no trace of the infrastructure of the hydropower station, however, the canal that goes to the power station seems to be distinctly evident as seen in the picture.
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www.coolflatroof.com – Thin film, peel + stick, Solar PV panels: Easy and Quick installation. www.coolflatroof.com – Learn how to design and install solar PV panel on residential and commercial buildings. Roof – integrated Solar Flat Roof from IB Roofs Building-integrated solar flat roofs are cool, green and have the lowest cost/watt to install, and virtually [...]
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The Shell energy scenarios to 2050 describe two ways the future of energy might take shape. What would aliens observing us think about the future of our planet? Learn about the energy challenge and the two different ways in which the energy system could develop. Visit www.shell.com .
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PURPA, epact 1992, and epact 2005, EISA 2007 (Continued) – August 27, 2008 The basic concepts underlying the economic regulation of energy. In addition, discussion, of three federal acts that form reference points for our national conversation about renewable energy.
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Electric energy (AC) produced from running household water using a small turbine and generator, unfortunately it produces only 4.7 volts. It is possible with this device to power a small 3 volt radio using a germanium diode, without the diode it won’t work, because a radio needs DC and not AC electricity.
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February 2, 2007 Professor Claus Hviid Christensen is leading the Danish government thrust on clean energy and will speak on “Sustainable Energy Solutions by Catalysis.
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A Gigantic Solar-Thermal Plant – East of Plaster City, CA Stirling Energys Kevin Harper takes you to the future site of his companys enormous solar-thermal plant at the base of the Coyote Mountains on the Western edge of the Imperial Valley, just miles north of the US-Mexico border along Interstate 8. The company hopes to [...]
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Invest NI promotional DVD for Sustainable Energy – Marine
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