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Category Archives: Energy
Philips 60W equivalent LED review
Here’s the new 60 Watt equivalent bulb from Philips or what some might call the Holy Grail of LED light bulbs! This is because with an 800 Lumen light output and a 2700K color temp, its a dead ringer for … Continue reading
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Third generation photovoltaics
The energy revolution is getting closer. Check out yet another Karl Burkart article that I ran across today! Source: Mother Nature Network Publication date: April 6th, 2011 By Karl Burkart Third-generation’ photovoltaics promise to make solar power possible everywhere, from … Continue reading
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Solar Efficiency to soar
Here’s something I uncovered while randomly surfing. As you know, I track solar developments with great enthusiasm. This is a bona-fide breakthrough for this energy source! Source: Mother Nature Network Publication date: February 9, 2011 By Karl Burkart HyperSolar magnifying … Continue reading
Here’s a car for you
Tesla Model S Coupe. Electric powered. 0-60 in 5.6 seconds. 120mph top speed. seating for 5 adults plus 2 children. 300 miles on a charge with optional high capacity battery pack. Quick charge capability takes the battery from 10% to … Continue reading
MIT Students in action
Here’s another one I uncovered today. It’s this kind of thinking that will transform our fragile planet and benefit everybody in the process. Be sure to also check out Co.Design for more commentary on innovative design projects around the world. … Continue reading
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Wind Power without the blades.
Uncovered a link to this article on Facebook today. Unbelievable new way to turn windpower into energy while avoiding every problem associated with traditional wind turbines. The system also uses a two chamber hydro system to store energy. I drew … Continue reading
Google. Doing the right thing.
Here’s something to be happy about! All is not lost for the American alternative energy industry it would appear: Source: The UK Guardian Publication date: October 12, 2010 By Edward Helmore Google is extending its investment in green technology with … Continue reading
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The R-5 Program and your sliding patio doors
Do you know about the government R-5 program? Essentially, its a way to reduce replacement window/patio door costs by combining volume purchase economics with a pool of window manufacturers who can get government subsidies when they provide substantial discounts. The … Continue reading
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Second Place equals First Loser
This just in: The United States is now second behind China as a recipient for green energy investment dollars. A new report released on September 8th by Ernst & Young reveals China has taken the top slot from the U.S. … Continue reading
Here’s an interesting article on the state of Solar Power…
Solar Power’s Price to Plummet Spurred by the Recovery Act, technological innovations will make renewable energy cheaper, government says. Source: ECOHOME Magazine Publication date: September 8, 2010 By Jennifer Goodman A new federal government report concludes that by 2015 the … Continue reading
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