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Green Energy News for 23-01-2007

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Edge HySeries goes without a gas engine that pollutes View Articles
Ford`s hybrid Edge, a battery-powered, plug-in hybrid with a fuel cell that charges the battery, debuts this week at the Washington, ...
Hot Future for Geothermal Energy View Articles
The nation could generate much of the electricity it will need in the future by tapping heat energy locked in hard rock below the Earth`s surface, a study commissioned by the U.S. Department of Energy concluded ...Comment
MIT-led panel backs `heat mining` as key U.S. energy source View Articles
A comprehensive new MIT-led study of the potential for geothermal energy within the United States has found that mining the huge amounts of heat that reside as stored thermal energy in the Earth`s hard rock crust could supply a substantial portion of the electricity the United States will need in the future.
Ford Shows a Hybrid Car With 2 Modes: Electric or Electric View Articles
The vehicle, based on a Ford Edge crossover, runs on electricity from a battery, charged either from a standard wall socket or from an on-board fuel cell.
Running Your Electric Meter Backwards View Articles
kog777 writes to note a story in International Business Times about "net metering," or generating your own power without disconnecting from the grid. Forty states have laws allowing individuals to do this, and many of them offer subsidies and tax breaks for people who do. From the article: "When the sun shines bright on their home in New York`s Hudson Valley, John and Anna Bagnall live out a homeowner`s fantasy. Their electricity meter runs backward. Solar panels on their barn roof can often provide enough for all their electricity needs. Sometimes — and this is the best part — their solar setup actually pushes power back into the system."
US urged to boost its geothermal power capacity View Articles
Mining the heat stored in deep rocks could meet a growing portion of US electricity demand and replace ageing nuclear and coal plants, says a new report
Study: Geothermal energy could meet large part of U.S. power need View Articles
The nation could generate a large part of the electricity it will need in the future by tapping the enormous amounts of heat energy locked up in hard rock below the earth`s surface, a new Massachusetts Institute of Technology-led study indicated Monday.
Geothermal energy hot topic at MIT View Articles
The first geothermal study in 30 years reveals there is enough heat under Earth`s crust to help supply America with up to 10 percent of its future electricity needs with minimal environmental impact, and ...Comment
Recruiting new members of staff View Articles
Hansen Transmissions announce an investment of more than 10 million Euros for the completion of a 13 megawatt test bench for the dynamic testing of wind turbine gearboxes units. In so doing, the leading firm in the sector of industrial drive technology is asserting its position as technological leader. The investment involves the recruitment of five new members of staff.
WP: The hype over hydrogen cars View Articles
Ford will unveil its HySeries Edge, a plug-in hybrid automobile, at the Washington Auto Show.
Solar panels: how big is big? View Articles
Solar Integrated Technologies has announced that it will build what it believes will be the world`s biggest solar panel roof. It will be for the world`s fourth biggest supermarket company, Tesco, (who we`ve written about before - see here and...
REpower Third in Wind Turbine Output in Germany in 2006 View Articles
China to Become World`s Largest Wind Power Producer View Articles
Power Outages in Southwest Kansas Spark Farmergy Inc. to Host Renewable Energy Meeting in Garden City, Kansas, January 25th View Articles
Ice storms and power outages in Southwest Kansas drive farmers to look for alternative energy sources from solar and wind. Farmergy Inc. and Resource Utilization LLC are holding a Town Hall meeting for all farmers to come and hear and discuss issues around energy independence. Farmergy will have engineers and product demos to view. This is a great opportunity to become energy independent. To sign up for free go to www.farmergy.com. Farmergy will have grant experts on hand to discuss what incentives are available for the Kansas area.
Wind Power Capacity in U.S. Increased 27% in 2006 View Articles
Wind power-generating capacity increased by 27 percent in 2006 and is expected to increase an additional 26 percent in 2007, proving wind is now a mainstream option for new power generation in the U.S., according to a market forecast released today by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA).
AMSC`s Windtec Sells License for Wind Energy System Design in China View Articles
American Superconductor Corporation AMSC) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Windtec, has sold a license in China for its wind energy system.
Hydrogen-Fueled Power Generator System to Demo in Toronto View Articles
Hydrogen Engine Center, Inc.`s subsidiary, HEC Canada, has shipped its hydrogen-fueled Oxx Power generator system to a demonstration site in Toronto, Canada, as part of its contract to deliver the generator to Natural Resources Canada.
TransAlta Awarded 25-year PPA with New Brunswick Power View Articles
TransAlta Corporation has been awarded a 25-year power purchase agreement (PPA) to provide 75 megawatts (MW) of wind power to New Brunswick Power Distribution and Customer Service Corporation. TransAlta will construct, own and operate the single-site, 25-turbine wind farm in New Brunswick.
Hadco(R) and SolarOne(R) Solutions Announce Joint Development of Solar Light to be Introduced at Sullivan Renaissance View Articles
Hadco of Littlestown, PA and SolarOne Solutions of Framingham, MA announce the joint development of a solar powered post top style lamp for decorative lighting applications. This lighting system seamlessly integrates state-of-the art photovoltaic power and LED lighting technology managed by SolarOne`s intelligent MC2 controls into a classic Hadco Hagerstown fixture reminiscent of 19th century gas lamps. The result is a stylish street light that operates independently of the electrical grid.
MIT-led Panel Backs Geothermal as Key U.S. Energy Source View Articles
A comprehensive new MIT-led study on the potential for geothermal energy within the United States has found that mining the huge amounts of heat that reside as stored thermal energy in the Earth`s hard rock crust could supply a substantial portion of the electricity the country will need in the future -- probably at competitive prices and with minimal environmental impact.
U.S. wind power seen growing by a quarter in 2007 View Articles
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wind power generation in the United States will grow 26 percent in 2007, after increasing by 27 percent in 2006, the American Wind Energy Association said on Tuesday.
Sherrard planning a turbine View Articles
An area school district is getting into the energy business. Plans are on the table for a $2.1 million wind turbine in the Sherrard School District in southern Rock Island County.Comment
A new power plant on Randall`s Island source of green energy View Articles
The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation is responsible for 28,000 acres of green space.Comment
Firms to invest in Texas wind power View Articles
One problem with wind power generation is that the wind blows in West Texas, but people need the electricity on the other side of the state.Comment
SunTechnics opens new office in Southern California View Articles
SunTechnics Energy Systems, Inc., the U.S. division of the renewable energy engineering and installation company SunTechnics, is expanding its business operations in Southern California with the opening of an office in Carlsbad, 35 miles from sunny San Diego.
More R&D on alternative energy View Articles
More than half of respondents in a UPI-Zogby International poll said the U.S. government should increase alternative energy research and development.Comment
Solutions & sustainability - Jan 23 View Articles
Staff, EB. Astyk: Living off the waste of industrial society Hopkins: Honour the elders Orlov: The despotism of the image The straight line is the road to hell Programs let homes produce green power
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