The game changer: inside the Kingston Heights open water heat pump project - 1 views
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Alex Parker on 13 May 14Creating heat using abundant solar energy stored in rivers, lakes, reservoirs and the sea.
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Troubled waters - new developments in oil spill cleanup technology - 1 views
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We round up the most innovative oil spill recovery technologies including a chemically modified nanocellulose sponge from Switzerland's Empa, new research into bacteria from the University of East Anglia, and other technological and theoretical breakthroughs. Rod James investigates.
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Alpha renewables Provides Solar Panel, charge controller, solar tubewell, wind turbine, Solar Water heater and other Renewable Energy products on cheap prices in Pakistan
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Naked Energy offer Premium Products and Exceptional Customer Service at Very Affordable Prices. With Panels like LG, Bosch and Trina, and Inverters by SMA Sunny Boy, Aurora and Samil, there is No Comparison to Quality.
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Naked Energy uses Quality Solar Products from Brands you Know and Trust. Visit http://nakedenergy.com.au
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Naked Energy on your roof and Glaciers are Getting Bigger?
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Naked Energy is a Cairns company that has a very strong belief in working together.
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Naked Energy is a full service Renewable Energy firm that believes in promoting sustainability through the creation, implementation and management of renewable energy systems.
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"Don't get left in the dark this Wet Season, get a battery backup system installed by Naked Energy while they still have these special prices! Call today 07 4055 6073"
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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.
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EcoLocker.co.uk provides information about renewable energy sources. Visit us, search & compare installers, research technologies & find renewable products.
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There are numerous sources of energy which are generated by renewable means and regarded as Eco-friendly.
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We have the largest database of installers in the UK, we work tirelessly to get you the best system at the best price - for FREE!
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Along with wind power, concentrating photovoltaics (CPV) offers one of the most promising utility-scale, renewable energy technology options. CPV has a current system efficiency of 25% and the potential of reaching much higher efficiency. In the right locations, it could provide electricity at cost low enough to be competitive with fossil and nuclear power. Compared to other solar technologies, CPV has the advantage of modularity and very low water needs. This documentary goes across technology features of CPV. A visit to ISFOC (CPV Institute in Puertollano, South of Spain) serves as connecting thread. A second series will follow, focusing on interviews to industry representatives.
Homeowners Associations and Solar Panels Don't Always Mix - 0 views
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Having built a swimming pool for his children in his backyard, Matt Burdick of Chandler, Arizona planned to heat it in winter with solar hot water panels. It would be an environmentally responsible and economical way to heat a non-essential part of his home, he thought. But the $5,000 panels had not been in place on his roof for long before he received an official letter ordering their removal. Not from the State of Arizona, the local police department or the Chandler Planning Department, but from the Homeowners' Association of which he was a dues-paying member.