In Mumbai, Dahanu solar Energy Plant went live providing energy to homes and businesses. It is currently, India’s largest photovoltaic solar power plant and is situated in the Rajasthan. It is already distributing energy to thousands of nearby households and businesses in the Western State in India. The Director of the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) [...]
Continue reading...27. April 2012
Currently, the European Union obtains most of it energy from outside the union, the energy which comprises of oil and gas is estimated to be more than 50% of the country’s energy supply. The union’s annual energy bill totals to 240 billion Euros. It is also estimated that EU spends 500 billion euros annually on [...]
Continue reading...19. April 2012
With the unprecedented urbanization in developing countries, the demand for energy is bound to rise and large-scale generation of electricity will be necessary to satisfy the electricity needs. New sources of energy are thus needed due to calls for reduced CO2 emission sources and importance of investing in reliable energy options. It is envisaged that [...]
Continue reading...17. April 2012
For sustainable fusion reaction to be realized, the tritium and deuterium plasma must be exposed to temperatures of over 100 million °C using powerful heaters with minimal loss of energy. To maintain that high temperature, the hot plasma must be placed a distance from the reactors interior. Since the plasma is an electrically-charged gas, it [...]
Continue reading...15. April 2012
ITER is a Latin word meaning “the way.” It refers to a major international experiment that seeks to demonstrate the scientific and technical possibility of fusion as a source of energy. ITER will be 30 times larger in comparison to the Joint European Torus (JET), currently the world’s largest comparable experiment in operation. It will [...]
Continue reading...7. April 2012
In order to satisfy the ever increasing energy demand of the world, new and environmentally friendly, reliable forms of electricity need to be developed. The energy demand could be tripled by 2050 due to the expected rise in global population from the current 6 billion to 9 billion in addition to improved livelihoods. Since every [...]
Continue reading...29. March 2012
Professionals within the energy industry say that low cost, clean, replaceable wind energy is the key in enabling global satisfaction in regard to energy needs. However, this agreement can only be reached upon brushing a side one’s political interests. Renewable energy also reduces the dangerous greenhouse gases, and hitherto offshore wind farms are non-existent in [...]
Continue reading...25. March 2012
There has been an unprecedented pursuit of cleaner and environmental friendly sources of energy by scientists as fossil-fuel need cleaner solutions. Large tracts of fertile farm land are being used to produce bio-ethanol used to fuel transportation vehicles. However, economists and ecologists have allayed fears that despite land-bound resources being renewable. It can cause some [...]
Continue reading...24. March 2012
Domestic and commercial enterprises with photovoltaic installations face incessant valuation, and this is a real challenge, especially to the nation’s real estate industry. However, a new gadget developed jointly by scientists at the Sandia National Laboratories, and Solar Power Electric seeks to find a solution to this appraisal issue. In a bid to regulate the [...]
Continue reading...23. March 2012
The estimated amount of power generated at a given point in time can be determined by wind farm operators after careful examination of the atmospheric stability. The speed at which wind is moving is directly proportional to the amount of power generated by a wind turbine. Turbines generate varying power in wind farms where the [...]
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