News about Solar, Wind and alternative green power technologies

BP’s viewpoint; Green Energy Cannot Walk Alone

The Chief Executive of BP says that Policymakers are to be regarded with suspicion if they believe that renewable sources of energy will be able to fully provide Britain with its energy requirement for the next decade. Tony Hayward says that the ambitious aim will not be met through the planned rise in renewable energy [...]

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Renewable Energy why speak about Nuclear Energy?

Alternative energy has many connotations and sources. The supply of renewable energy is categorized as an infinite yet in face of oil crisis nuclear energy is considered as one. Environmental or economic May-day conditions should be a viable camouflage to categorise nuclear as a renewable source of energy. It is delusionary to present nuclear [...]

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Nuclear Energy at the Pipeline of Emergence

A leader in the emerging need of alternative energy is nuclear fission, a technology that has expanded widely in the latest 15 years. For instance, countries such as France provide more than three quarter of its energy demand by fission. “Nuclear Fission” Nuclear fission is a nuclear reaction. The reaction causes an effect that makes the nucleus [...]

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Timing Is Perfect For Solar Energy Entrepreneurs As New Green Economy Emerges

North America sits at the precipice of a solar energy explosion as each sector of the solar power industry experiences a growth of enormous proportions. There is currently a triple digit increase in the photovoltaic cell manufacturing business and this means more jobs to build them and sell the wares here and abroad. Solar power [...]

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Arguments For And Against Renewable Energy

Humankind has no choice but to take renewable energy very seriously. It is gaining more respect daily and there are numerous reasons why this is the case. As prices very slowly begin to fall on alternative energy installations for residential use, governments are being pressured worldwide for them to be more responsible concerning the environments. [...]

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Peak Oil Might Be More Than A Yarn As Saudi Arabia Studies Renewable Energy

Maybe there is something to the Peak Oil controversy after all since it was announced that Saudi Arabia, a nation that manages a full one quarter of the planet’s oil reserves, is examining renewable energy. This information was made available courtesy of Lady Barbara Judge, the UK atomic Energy Authority chairperson. Judge was coming home from [...]

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Solar Power Creates A Brighter Future For America

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., referred to the American economy as a system that is maintained by “energy from hell”, during his lecture in September at the Memorial Coliseum. There is a definite relationship between the decline in the United States economy, their foreign policy agenda, and their dependence on coal and oil. We are now [...]

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Can Green Energy Be Our Future If Cost Of Oil Plummets?

The high price of fossil fuel makes it quite easy to spend money on alternative sources of energy. historically, whenever the cost of oil rises so does interest in breaking the conventional energy trap. We are well aware of the drawbacks associated with imported oil and out of country energy dependence. Likewise, when the cost [...]

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Is The World Being Misled Regarding Global Oil Reserves?

World oil reserves may not last as long as some had originally predicted. This, according to several unnamed sources connected to the International Energy Agency, as reported by the Guardian Newspaper in the UK. One source within the agency along with one who is no longer there, say the IEA has downplayed the oil deficiency [...]

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Burning Coal Is Costly For Taxpayer And Climate

When America burns coal to create electricity it costs about $62 Billion a year in concealed costs caused from environmental damage, not including expenditures associated with global warming so says the National Academy of Sciences. The $62 Billion was a portion of the $120 billion they acknowledged were the sum of damages from energy usage in [...]

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