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Wind Energy Flies To Lofty Heights: New Designs Capture Wind at 2,000 Feet

The days of windmill blade type wind generators may be numbered, with most new designs taking on streamlined conical shapes instead. But a number of companies have taken it up yet another notch by focusing…

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Low Tech, High Reward Solar Lighting: How Many Watts In a Liter of Light?

With low tech, high reward “Solar Bottle Bulb” technology, plastic soda bottles can transform from garbage to 55 watts (20W CFL) of sunlight brought to a dark house in the daytime. We in the global…

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One Of World’s Biggest Heavy Lift Vessel Moves 9,750 Ton Topside Onto Oil Platform (Video)

The Valemon oilfield on the Norwegian continental shelf contains over 200 million barrels of oil equivalent and is a complex field with areas of high pressure and high temperature reserves. The Valemon topside was built…

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Japan’s Alternatives To Nuclear Power Include Solar Islands In The Sea

The Fukishima nuclear meltdown that occurred as a result of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami has prompted Japan to seek alternative energy sources. Though a return to nuclear has not been entirely abandoned, they are…

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Solar Trailing Wind In Race Of Renewable Energy Sources

The writing is on the wall: the alternative energy revolution must continue apace if humanity is to meet various requirements before mid-century: lowering pollution in the atmosphere, slowing the emission of greenhouse gases and transitioning…

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Agua Caliente: The World’s Largest Fully-Operational Solar Photovoltaic Facility

NRG Energy and MidAmerican Solar recently completed the world’s largest fully-operational Photovoltaic solar facility known as Agua Caliente. Located on 2,400 acres of land between Yuma and Phoenix, Arizona, the facility can generate 290 megawatts at peak capacity.…

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Stephen Hawking: College, Marriage & Motor Neuron Disease, A Movie Trailer

As someone who writes about science and technology every day, the life of Stephen Hawking is simply one of the best stories one could imagine. Not only has he changed the world with his thinking,…

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Smart Grid Vulnerabilities & Protection From Cyber & Physical Attacks

The Emerging Smart Grid: An Interconnected Power Distribution Network We have all heard of the emerging technology known as the “smart grids” but what exactly does this mean for infrastructure development? What are the techniques…

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This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

To say winters are cold in Wisconsin is like saying Jack Nicholson got a little chilly in The Shining. Wisconsin winters are beyond cold and for long stretches of time. But living in a German…

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World’s First Solar-Powered Family Car Goes 500 Miles on a Single Charge

You know who is burning up the roads almost as much as truck drivers? Families. From shuttling the kids to school to soccer games, moms and dads are constantly on the roadways. And while the…

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Energy

Wind Energy Flies To Lofty Heights: New Designs Capture Wind at 2,000 Feet

Low Tech, High Reward Solar Lighting: How Many Watts In a Liter of Light?

One Of World’s Biggest Heavy Lift Vessel Moves 9,750 Ton Topside Onto Oil Platform (Video)

Japan’s Alternatives To Nuclear Power Include Solar Islands In The Sea

Solar Trailing Wind In Race Of Renewable Energy Sources

Agua Caliente: The World’s Largest Fully-Operational Solar Photovoltaic Facility

Stephen Hawking: College, Marriage & Motor Neuron Disease, A Movie Trailer

Smart Grid Vulnerabilities & Protection From Cyber & Physical Attacks

This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

World’s First Solar-Powered Family Car Goes 500 Miles on a Single Charge

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