Does solar really work in my state?
Added by Kathie Zipp on September 2, 2011 at 7:20am — No Comments
Groupon featured deal: solar power?
As everyone in this office knows, good deals is my middle name. I'm subscribed for all those freebie and coupon sites so I can get my half-price soup and sandwhich for lunch or treat myself to an affordable facial.
But an online special for solar power?
I recently read on …
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Players in lowering the cost of solar panels
If solar is to become competitive with other forms of energy production, we must find ways to reduce the cost of manufacturing it domestically.
I recently read an interesting article on this subject on techcrunch.com. The article explains that the newly formed U.S.…
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Live the Dream 2011
Had a discussion today and got a chance to help the Entrepreneur connect with some potential suppliers for a really cool consumer product - be interesting to see his plan come in....
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Kathie's Question of the Day: Do you think the U.S. will reach 80% renewable energy by 2035?
In President Obama's State of the Union Address last night he presented his goal for 80% of the nation's energy to come from renewable energy sources by 2035.
But do you think this goal is…
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Kathie's Question of the day: What do you think about our renewable relations with China?
At a recent summit Chinese President Hu Jintao and President Barack Obama met to discuss disputes between the world’s two largest economies and energy consumers. Particularly, China’s wind power subsidies and its slowdown in exports of rare earths minerals, used in everything from wind turbines to cell phones,…
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Kathie's question of the day: What renewable energy source is most promising?
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Kathie's Question of the day: What makes a permitting process effective?
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Kathie's question of the day: If you were a millionaire, would your dream be green?
Added by Kathie Zipp on November 17, 2010 at 9:31am — 7 Comments
Kathie's question of the day: is the U.S. wind industry slowing down or picking up?
Added by Kathie Zipp on November 10, 2010 at 8:13am — No Comments
Sound intelligence in the search for wind power
The wind industry’s need for wind measurement has grown beyond the 60-m reach of standard meteorological (“met”) masts. To reduce uncertainty for wind projects that can cost anywhere from $100 million to $1 billion, the industry needs data from the entire rotor sweep that can’t be gleaned from 60, 80, or even…
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Welding challenges in the fabrication of offshore wind towers
Although the U.S. wind industry seems forever changing, one of its constants is a goal to lower costs by placing turbines in windier areas, which today means offshore. To take advantage of…
Added by Kathie Zipp on October 5, 2010 at 8:30am — No Comments
Direct drive needs only half the parts of conventional wind turbines
You get the impression that wind-turbine OEMs are shying away from designs that use gearboxes. Take the Siemens SWT-3.0-101 DD for…
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More MW makes wind farm one of the UK’s largest
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EverGlow Recycles Your Lighting with (non-electrical) Photoluminescent Emergency Lighting
EverGlow manufactures (non-electrical) photoluminescent emergency lighting - code approved exit signs, exit path markings, etc. To learn more, visit www.everglow.us.
Emergency lighting, that lighting which operates when normal lighting fails, is traditionally electrical - using incandescent or fluorescent lamps, LEDs, or other electroluminescent or electrocapacitive lighting technologies. There are two non-electrical lighting technologies…
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