Energy

• Wood Pellets for Industrial Fuel

  Dear Sirs, Delighted to be here , as we are seeking a trading partner for export. As an overview, Green Day Technologies, Inc., is engaged in the market of utilizing low temperature heat sources to...

  0 comments | May.8.2014 | Get involved > Post

• TVA Shifts Away From Coal, Closing 8 Coal-Burning Units

  The Tennessee Valley Authority, the nation’s largest, government-owned utility, has begun to shift away from dependence on coal-fired power plants. The authority announced its plans to shutte...

  0 comments | Dec.13.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  California Fracking Bill Leaves Environmentalists Outraged

  This September, California Senate Bill Four was passed, creating direct regulations for the controversial practice of hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking, for oil in the state. The bill allows...

  0 comments | Oct.2.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Sodium-ion battery cathode has highest energy density to date

  Although sodium-ion (Na-ion) batteries don’t perform as well as lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries, they have the potential to be a cheaper alternative. In a new study, scientists have designed a...

  0 comments | Sep.13.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  The Top 10 Quotes on Energy So Far in 2013

  We couldn’t have said it better ourselves. Last year’s election season brought us an amazing series of zingers and gaffes from national politicians — including a number on Solyndra and...

  0 comments | Sep.2.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Erdogan’s Israel-Bashing Imperils Turkey’s Energy Hub Dreams

  Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s anti-Israel rhetoric is jeopardizing his ambition to make Turkey a regional energy hub. Erdogan linked Israel on Aug. 20 to the Egyptian army’s overthr...

  0 comments | Aug.23.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  KT Expands Power and Energy Business Portfolio

  The company seeks to expand business into ESS, BEMS and renewable energy areas. KT (Chairman: Lee Suk-chae) is moving to expand power and energy businesses after watching for a chance since it inte...

  0 comments | Aug.22.2013 | The News > Korea

• Talks of AZ Deregulation Rattle Utility

  The Arizona Corporation Commission opened up discussion on deregulating the state’s energy market to allow its residents to shop for electricity in a competitive environment in May. The ACC i...

  0 comments | Aug.12.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  China Fracking Quake-Prone Province Shows Zeal for Gas

  China won’t let earthquakes hinder its quest for energy. Companies such as Royal Dutch Shell Plc (RDSA) and China National Petroleum Corp. are starting to drill for gas and oil in shale rock in Sic...

  2 comments | Aug.1.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Interactive Website Compares Alternate Energy Futures

  A new web resource allows you to explore what your energy future could look like, modeling energy production and consumption to the year 2035. The Two Energy Futures site allows users to visualize...

  0 comments | Jul.25.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Photosynthetic solar power

  Photosynthetic micro- energy cells similar to fuel cells are likely to be developed, now that researchers at Berkeley Labs Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis have fixed up a micro-fluid bed...

  0 comments | Jul.25.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  UK Citizens More Ready For Cleaner Energy

  The public may be more prepared for the demanding logic of climate change than many politicians. New research in the UK confirms that most people in Britain would like to see an energy system that...

  2 comments | Jul.22.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Flying wind turbines could cut costs and boost power generation

  Wind farms could be located 2000 metres in the air, taking advantage of stronger winds and cutting infrastructure costs A new generation of flying wind turbines will enable wind power to be harness...

  0 comments | Jul.19.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Seoul City Government Provides Energy-saving Consulting Service to Apartment Complexes

  The Seoul City government will provide energy-saving consulting services for free to 100 large scale apartment complexes with more than 1,000 households each as part of its effort to get over power...

  1 comments | Jul.11.2013 | The News > Korea

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  Harnessing Ocean Current Energy — Promising New System Developed

  Ocean currents are a very promising-looking source of renewable energy, but the technology for capturing ocean current energy and using it to create electricity hasn’t matured yet. However, that ma...

  0 comments | Jul.10.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Gulf Cooperation Council’s Renewable Energy Targets — Considerable Or Weak?

  Much has been made of renewable energy growth targets recently made by key Middle Eastern countries such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Clearly, when oil-rich nations...

  0 comments | Jul.9.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Tokyo Electric to Seek Restart of Kashiwazaki-Kariwa

  Tokyo Electric Power Co. (9501), operator of the wrecked Fukushima Dai-Ichi atomic station, plans to file an application with Japan’s nuclear regulator to restart its Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant. The...

  0 comments | Jul.3.2013 | Get involved > Post

• Turning Landfill Gas Into Energy

  Solar Turbines provides power for success for Los Angeles, California, landfill operation.

  0 comments | Jun.27.2013 | Get involved > Videos

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  5 Ways to Win Small Business Energy Management

  Small businesses want energy solutions, but few are available. Small and medium-sized businesses are the redheaded stepchildren of energy management. There’s a bottomless pool of companies vying fo...

  0 comments | Jun.20.2013 | Get involved > Post

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  Wind Power Wins: 13 Gusts of Energy Innovation

  They’re too loud, they could harm wildlife, they cast long shadows and have too many parts to maintain. All of these statements about wind turbines are usually true, but they don’t have to be, as t...

  1 comments | Jun.20.2013 | Get involved > Post