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Renewable Energy Options in The Caribbean; Part 2

Renewable energy options are being implemented in various parts of the world. Caribbean is not an exception, they are going towards a potential clean energy policy. Here are a few examples where they can progress. 1. Hydro Power Hydropower has been used for years. Countries like Canada and Norway depends heavily on hydropower. However, hydropower [...]

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Renewable Energy: Storage Solutions Suggested In Norway

The major constrains with renewable energy sources is its inconsistent or irregular supply. For example, solar energy supply is subject to seasonal changes, the absence of sunshine during the night and cloudy days. It is not feasible to produce solar energy during the night and wind energy cannot be generated if there is no wind. [...]

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A World Fully Powered By Renewable Energy By 2030; A Case Study

Our planet can be powered fully by renewable sources of energy in only two decades. Research is even showing that renewable energy can be cheaper than conventional coal energy. The question clinging in our mind is certainly – How can that be possible? The key solution is in the scale of solar, wind and water [...]

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Putting Solar Energy To Work In Your Own Residence

Not only is solar power an excellent means of saving money on utility rates, installing a solar energy system in your home is great for the environment. You will be doing your bit to help “green up” the neighborhood. You will also be the envy of all your neighbors! This short write up will explain [...]

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Professionals And Laypersons Alike, Should Increase Their Solar Power Know How

Anyone involved in the construction or building trade might want to begin educating themselves about the implementation and capabilities of solar energy systems for home and commercial – industrial use. Many more people are looking at the use of solar power as an option for their homes prior to construction and during the design phase. [...]

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Clean Energy Paradoxically Through Old Sources

The emphasis from the Obama’s administration has been to create employment through energy sources. In one of the President speech he said that “I am convinced that whoever builds a clean energy economy, whoever is at the forefront of that, is going to own the 21st-century global economy,” and to a certain the degree this [...]

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Make Maximum Use of Solar Energy; Use Molten Salt for Night Generation

There are many conductors of heat; molten salt is one, which can store the heat that the sun provides during the day. This energy can thereafter be used in the night to provide electricity. In the vicinity of Granada, in Spain around 28,000 metric tons of salt, is present in the pipelines along a power [...]

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Geothermal Energy Emerging In Australia

In Australia, the first grid connected geothermal energy producer is expected to be operational in the late 2011. The project is entitled Panax Geothermal’s Penola. According to Bertus de Graaf, it is going to generate electricity at a lesser cost than conventional wind power. The expected capacity of the plant is 5.9 MW but plans [...]

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No More Fossil Fuel: What About Renewable Energy And Its Interdependency

Oil based energy production might in the future see its fall. No, matter how long it will take, one day our oil reservoirs will be depleted. We are already adding renewable energy sources to compliment fossil fuel production of energy. But will it be enough? The optimistic perspective of a “renewable economy” might be quite [...]

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Save Energy; Use A Biomass Stove

The traditional biomass stove can actually shrink your electricity bill drastically and simultaneously reduce the level of carbon dioxide emission. There is actually an increasing demand for biomass stoves or typical wood burners. A wood burning stove could reduce the level of CO2 emission by around 1,000kg per year. It would not only induce a [...]

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