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Jeff Johnson

Going Green or Hoarding Green? : July 2008 : THE Journal - 0 views

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    What [the survey] found was that while respondents expressed concern about their environmental impact, few were willing to smother those concerns with cash. And, in fact, the numbers willing to take a hit to their wallets or to their server performance in order to reduce their carbon footprints were actually lower this year than when the survey was first conducted in 2007.
Hans De Keulenaer

StatoilHydro to build first full scale offshore floating wind turbine - 0 views

  • StatoilHydro has decided to build the world’s first full scale floating wind turbine, Hywind, and test it over a two-year period offshore Karmøy. The The company is investing approximately 400 million NOK. Planned startup is autumn 2009.
Hans De Keulenaer

The Oil Drum | A North American Energy Plan for 2030: Hydro-electricity the forgotten r... - 0 views

  • Hydro energy’s potential may be overlooked because; it is “old” renewable energy, or because like nuclear energy, some hydro electric schemes have been criticized by environmental groups, but most importantly a perception by many, that most hydro electric potential in North America has already been exploited. Hydro electricity deserves more scrutiny because; 1) North America has significant undeveloped potential, 2) the technology is well understood, although technical improvements continue to be made, especially for low head and small hydro, 3) hydro has a very high energy return on energy investment (ERoEI), 4) additional hydro can enable more wind and solar energy capacity to be absorbed by the grid, 5) hydro potential is more geographically dispersed than wind and solar, and finally, 6) the cost of developing additional hydro capacity is moderately low and has very low technical and financial risk.
Colin Bennett

Directory:Temsan River Microturbine - PESWiki - 0 views

  • The Turkish Electromechanics Industry (TEMSAN) has come up with a microturbine that can generate electricity from river or stream flows, without a dam. The smallest unit would power two ordinary homes. The return on investment is around two years
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