Energy Conservation News
Hydrogen to Account for The Intermittency of Solar and Wind Energy
There is a belief that hydrogen will play a fundamental role in supporting energy provision as well as to act as fuel for automobiles. It is, nevertheless, certain that for hydrogen to take a basic role in both energy and transportation many new infrastructures need to be set in place. This will thus involve an [...]
Continue reading...Facts about Global Warming Overstated by UN; Clean Energy is Indeed Necessary
Sunday, February 14, 2010
It has been approved that the estimation of Dutch land below sea level was overstated in a previous report by the UN Panel. There were other flaws recently published considering the melting of Himalayan glaciers. A report published by intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 2007, confirmed that less than 55 percent of Netherlands [...]
Continue reading...Batteries can make Renewable Energy Revolutionary
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Solar systems previously considered a luxury is now at the verge of falling prices and increasing demands. Solar photovoltaic (PV) has been indubitable expensive for years; it was as high as $8 per watt. The price has now fallen significantly to around $2 per watt. This progress has been met through improved production methods. It [...]
Continue reading...Democratization of Energy Supply and the Future of Fossil Fuels
Thursday, January 14, 2010
There are multiple ways to harness energy from diverse sources of renewable energy. There are an increasing number of homes that are filled with wires packing up in the roofs with full-fledge solar systems linked to solar panels. This freedom to generate energy from free sources such as the sun is reliving the dependency on [...]
Continue reading...Mechanism of Wind Turbines
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Wind turbine is a technology that converts moving air into electricity. Energy is practically harnessed from the motion of air. Understanding the inside of a Wind turbine Generating electricity from wind is relatively simple. All effective wind turbines have often 3 blades that are aerodynamically architectured to easily create a rotating movement as air blows. The [...]
Continue reading...World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi Supplementing Copenhagen summit
Thursday, December 17, 2009
18th Monday January 2010 is the rumble of a 4 day summit focus on energy in Abu Dhabi. This is the 3rd world future Energy Summit that is going to be held and it is increasingly attracting attention from around the world. There will be experts in various fields, policy makers, industry specialists, researchers, pragmatic [...]
Continue reading...New Ideas For Utility Energy Storage
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Energy storage has been putting a crimp into renewable energy production and technical development for since the inception of alternative power methods. Energy storage at the utility level has been studied and implemented and today the result is far more than stacks if lithium batteries for power stowage. One only needs to look at the [...]
Continue reading...Ontario’s Green Shift Policy Is Globally Superior And Ambitious
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
With any luck, the Province of Ontario will be able to phase out their coal-fired power plants within five years, due in part to a new hard line energy act to get the province into a green plan. Starting December 7, negotiators from the international community will be in Copenhagen for talks about the climate and will have [...]
Continue reading...Chinese Office Tower Creates and Conserves Energy
Friday, December 4, 2009
There is an office tower being built in China that is becoming known as the Green Tower of Guangzhou City due to its unique design and ability to produce its own power because of that design. The office building itself towers above the polluted air in South China’s Guangzhou City and the American architects who designed [...]
Continue reading...Solar Energy Costs Fall And Wind Power Increases
Thursday, December 3, 2009
The increase in temperature during the daylight hours is a measure of the amount of energy gained from the sun, and is often called “solar gain”. The cost of harnessing this solar energy power has dropped over the past decade, due in part to a commitment to increase the amount of renewable energy available to [...]
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Friday, February 19, 2010
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