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Jack Travis

The Electricity through the Natural Renewable Energy Sources - 0 views

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    It is a well known fact that the electricity is very important for the proper functioning of the various things, without which nothing can be possible.
Jack Travis

Solar Panel Installations For Higher Efficiency - 0 views

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    The solar panels are nowadays used for the residential purpose as the electricity bills are emerging a lot to bring the affordable power for the remote areas where there is no electricity...
Alex Parker

Plugging the gaps: Areva and Schneider Electric look to empower islands - 1 views

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    AREVA and Schneider Electric have entered into a strategic partnership to develop energy management and storage solutions based on hydrogen fuel cell technology. We look at the technology at the centre of the deal and what the partners are bringing to the table.
Greg Traster

Ways to Lower Your Electricity Bills - 0 views

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    I don't know about all of you, but if I am making an honest attempt to save money, an article mandating me to change all of my light bulbs and purchase all new energy-friendly appliances isn't particularly helpful! Money saving and energy saving are very different.
Alex Parker

ERCOT approves new transmission project to enhance Houston's power import capacity - 1 views

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    The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) in the US has approved a $590m (€482.1m) electric transmission project that will assist in enhancing the Houston region's import capacity from other parts of the state.
3BL Media

Colorado Rocky Mountain School and Aspen Ski Company Partner on Solar Array - 0 views

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    Last summer saw the official ribbon-cutting ceremony and debut of the Colorado Rocky Mountain School and Aspen Ski Company solar-electric array.
Alex Parker

Power surge: developing the next generation of nuclear batteries - 1 views

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    Researchers in the US are using pioneering technology to create long-lasting, more efficient nuclear batteries. We talk to Patrick J Pinhero, Alan K Wertsching and Jae Wan Kwon of the University of Missouri about pushing the boundaries of betavoltaic electricity generation. The University of Missouri (MU) is pushing boundaries in betavoltaic electricity generation.
Alex Parker

Could China lead the Electric Vehicle revolution? - 1 views

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    China has signalled plans to invest $16bn into its electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, a move that could stimulate massive growth in EV sales and help the country cut carbon emissions. We take a look at the project and find out what impact an EV revolution could have on the power grid.
Alex Parker

Why has wave power lagged behind other renewable energy sources? - 1 views

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    With the UK going coal-free for a record-breaking 90 hours over the weekend, energy sources such as solar and onshore wind now play a key role in generating electricity. However, with the urgent need for new energy sources to replace the 60% of the electricity produced worldwide by fossil fuel combustion, it has become necessary to look further afield to alternative energy sources.
Philip Solars

The Right Solar Panel! - 1 views

As an environmentalist, I really want to help conserve energy to preserve Mother Nature. I want to be as eco-friendly as I can be. My advocacy was empowered by National Solar Traders. They have pro...

started by Philip Solars on 20 Nov 12 no follow-up yet
Philip Solars

Go Solar Today! - 1 views

I feel so lucky that I shifted to solar energy with the help of National Solar Traders. Their high quality wholesale solar equipment have really helped me saved much since I no longer have electric...

started by Philip Solars on 29 Nov 12 no follow-up yet
Philip Solars

The Must Have Solar Equipment - 1 views

Due to the increasing cost of electricity bills, I have finally decided to switch to solar energy. Aside from being free, it also helps save mother earth. I must admit that at first I was confused ...

started by Philip Solars on 29 Nov 12 no follow-up yet
Saso Gjorevski

Solar Shingles For Our Homes - 0 views

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    The most renewable and most powerful resource on the planet is certainly solar energy. From solar collectors for water heating to photovoltaic panels for electricity, the sun has a lot to offer.
Alex Parker

Wired microbes - mini power plants convert sewage into energy - 0 views

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    Scientists from Stanford University have developed a microbial battery using 'wired microbes' to create power from sewage and wastewater. The technology, though small in scale, shows early promise as both an electricity source and an exciting new treatment for wastewater.
Alex Parker

Can a coal-fired power plant be labelled as cleanest ever? - 0 views

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    Labelled as the largest, cleanest and most efficient coal-fired power station in the UK, the 4,000MW Drax plant supplies around 7% of the UK's electricity needs.
Alex Parker

India submits World Bank loan proposal for world's largest solar power project - 0 views

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    India to build world's largest solar power project spread across 23,000 acres, expected to generate around 6,000 million units of electricity annually.
Arthur Reynolds

EcoLocker Ltd - Simplifying The Eco-Industry - 0 views

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    Visit the Ecolocker.co.uk for more detailed information about renewable energy sources and home power systems.
Alex Parker

University of Toronto researchers develop cheaper, lighter solar cells - 1 views

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    The University of Toronto Edward S Rogers Sr. Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering researchers in Canada have developed and demonstrated a new class of solar-sensitive nanoparticle.
Alex Parker

Six of the most promising new green power technologies - 1 views

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    From concentrated solar power to floating wind turbines and from printable organic solar cells to biomass gasification, power-technology.com picks six of the most promising new green power technologies. Concentrating solar power technology Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) technology involving the use of mirrors to focus sunlight onto a receiver that captures and converts the solar energy into heat for electricity generation has been in use since 1980s.
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