Patrick Takahashi on energy economy
Patrick Takahashi has a short article about this at the Huffington Post. He says among other things “abandon building any new uranium/plutonium and coal power […]
Energy economy
Xenesys wins price for DTEC
Xenesys wins an award for a DTEC installation, according to a news paper article on their web site. DTEC uses the same type of technology […]
Cayman Islands government delegation meet Sea Solar Power
A government delegation from the Cayman Islands recently travelled to Baltimore, WA, USA, to meet Sea Solar Power according to an article on Cayman Net […]
Seasolar Power OTEC possible for Cayman Islands
According to an interview with Richard Hew [cached], CEO and President of Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC) by Cayman Net News Online, CUC has a memorandum […]
NELHA's best selling products, from fossil fuel
MSNBC has an article about NELHA [cached], Hawaii, and the problems NELHA tenants face with increasing energy prices and lower subsidies for the science and […]
Cheaper windpower
The Economist reports on progress made by the Wind Turbine Company in creating a wind turbine which can have the blades downwind rather than upwind […]
IOA Autumn newsletter
The International OTEC Association’s Autumn 2002 Newsletter is out. It has three major pieces in it: a global future energy scenarios, a description of the […]
Burn billions of tons of coal where it lies?
Companies and government administration determined to not give up on coal as a major energy source has come up with a new scheme to burn […]
Hydrogen economy in Scotland
The Scottish newspaper The Herald has an article on an effort to make the island of Islay into a “mini-hydrogen economy”. The hydrogen will be […]
The future of energy distribution and production in the west
Wired Magazine has an interesting article on energy distribution and production in the west: The Energy Web. A couple of quotes to give you a […]