Submitted by New Energy News Blog
What is about to happen in the wind energy industry is astonishing but not unprecedented. Between 1920 and 1930, the U.S. auto industry became the most important industry in the country, taking a population of 120 million from 8 million cars to 23 million cars, despite the fade of the […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
To fulfill the promise of “clean” coal, 2 very challenging things must be done: (1) The greenhouse gas (GhG) emissions generated from burning coal must be captured and (2) they must be safely and permanently stored. The first is a challenge for engineers. The second is a question for geologists.
Len […]

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Ever thought of floating the idea of a solar installation at a business? Far Niente Winery in California’s Napa Valley wine region did. And now a 477-kilowatt array is floating on a nearby irrigation pond instead of taking up valuable grape-growing acreage. It is also preventing evaporation loss and algae […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
As the world struggles to meet what is expected to be a 100% increase in electricity demand by 2030, the information technology industry is wasting an extraordinary amount of power, according to Bill Coleman, CEO of privately-held Cassatt Corp., a California-based company whose software is designed to increase the efficiency of data centers.
In […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
They will be in new electrically-powered cars and trucks, as well as in more powerful laptop computers. They will replace diesel generators as the power source for remote communities not connected to the grid, while at the same time serving as backup power sources to help prevent grid blackouts.
In short, new longer lasting […]

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Submitted by EnergyTechStocks.com
The construction market may be hurting, but green construction is holding up pretty well. environmentalleader.com
Eventually, the entire industry will be green. Hopefully, that will happen quickly enough to pull the market out of its present mess.
Until tomorrow.

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