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Photos: Green building goods get a home | CNET News.com - 0 views

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    The Green Building Exchange [Its a shop!] held its grand opening Saturday in Redwood City, Calif. It is the first shopping and meeting center of its kind serving home buyers, builders and nonprofit groups. Products on display include solar panels, recycled renovation materials and low-toxic furniture.
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FT.com | FT Energy Source | The sobering news about geoengineering - 0 views

  • The diagram below displays affordability and effectiveness (the top right-hand label should read ‘High effectiveness/high affordability’, not ‘low affordability’). And yes, on these measures alone, stratospheric aerosols - one of the more dramatic proposals - do pretty well:
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Shallow Offshore Wind Could Provide 20% of Coastal Electricity - DOI - 0 views

  • The Department of Interior (DOI) released a report concluding that shallow water wind energy alone could provide at least 20% of the electricity needs of almost all coastal states.
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DOE Announces $60M For Transmission Planning - 0 views

  • The US Department of Energy announced Friday award selections for $60 million in funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to support transmission planning for the country’s three interconnection transmission networks
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Make: Online : Thorium as the future of nuclear power? - 1 views

  • Interesting article over on Wired about Kirk Sorensen and the community served by his Energy From Thorium blog. To hear these people tell it, thorium fission in fluid fuel reactors offers an idyllic vision of a boundless-energy-from-the-atom type future no one has really believed in since the early 50s. Thorium, reportedly, is abundant, safe, highly efficient as a nuclear fuel, and produces waste that is radioactive only for a few hundred years instead of tens of thousands.
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Smart Plugs (TalkingPlugs) for Your Home - 1 views

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    "Google's PowerMeter can monitor home energy usage in great detail as well but it generally requires that an electrician install a smart meter or a home energy display. LaMonica reported a couple months ago that IBM and the utility company Consert have been working together on a smart grid program where major appliances can be hooked up to controllers and can communicate with a meter in much the same way as these TalkingPlugs do. With this system, a person can view the data and even control appliances on the web as well. The end use is much the same as these TalkingPlugs."
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Google PowerMeter Will Provide Real-Time Home Energy Information on Your Computer - 0 views

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    Google is persisting in its quest to change the way we live with the announcement earlier today of Google PowerMeter, a program that displays real-time information about home energy consumption on your computer.
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EcoGeek - Technology for the Environment - 0 views

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    seems like just yesterday I was talking about smart grid stuff. There's more news: Tendril Networks, a smart grid start-up, has announced all the goods on its networked in-home energy display, called Tendril Residential Energy Ecosystem (TREE).
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