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GE- Going Green - Hybrid Locomotive - 0 views

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    Watch out for an innovation from GE. GEneral Electric recently announced that they have a new green invention that will be available come 2010.
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GE and A123 Team to Expand the Development of the Li-Ion Battery: Eco20/20 - 1 views

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    With the planned expansion of development of the li-ion battery for consumer and hybrid car use as well as new, wider reaching smart grid capabilities, GE and A 123 have been able to make an important contribution to automotive technology.
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G.E. Developing a Diesel Hybrid... Tugboat? | Autopia from Wired.com - 0 views

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    Engineers are putting hybrid drivetrains into everything from SUVs to locomotives these days, and General Electric wants to take the technology to sea in a tugboat that could burn 35 percent less fuel and emit 80 percent less pollution than anything else on the water.
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Solar and Wind Energy for the home? - alt.solar.photovoltaic | Google Groups - 1 views

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    High prices are just the tip of the energy crisis iceberg. Now is the time to think about how we use our natural resources before your wallet gets hit any harder. More people are looking to renewable energy sources to help offset these costs and to remove our dependence on finite energy sources. Solar and wind are two of the easiest renewable energy sources for a homeowner to use, but professional installation is costly. Surprisingly, do it yourself solar panel and wind generator kits are easy to find and easy to use. With large companies like ge producing these kits, the build your own solar panel sets are very affordable and offer quicker return on your investment than purchasing and professionally installing a solar energy system. In general the instructions are easy to follow, even for teens and children, and in no time you are on your way to your own solar or wind power system. My blog talks more about this at http://solarandwindforhome.blogspot.com/
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