Post Tagged with: "solar power"

What Will the Energy Sector Look Like in 50 Years?

April 9, 2013 10:44 AM3 comments
What Will the Energy Sector Look Like in 50 Years?

While many people expect the world to move largely to solar power in the next 50 years, most experts are doubtful of this possibility. While solar power will be an important component of the energy sector in the future, the future will be much more complex than most imagine. Today, [...]

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7 Countries with Most Solar Power Usage

March 23, 2013 7:15 AM2 comments
7 Countries with Most Solar Power Usage

The concept of solar power has been around for some time, but it’s never been considered a practical means for satisfying the world’s energy needs. But as better methods for capturing and converting the sun’s rays into usable energy are developed, solar power is becoming widely adopted across many countries. [...]

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Deregulation Upside: Environmentally Conscious Choices Are More Possible

February 8, 2013 11:15 AM0 comments
Deregulation Upside: Environmentally Conscious Choices Are More Possible

There are pieces of legislation in the works in all 50 states which would sponsor the deregulation of energy production. What this means, at its core, is that people would have the right and ability to choose which power company provides their power.   The Environmental Upside The deregulation of [...]

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When Green Ideals Meet Practical Realities

November 14, 2012 9:50 AM0 comments
When Green Ideals Meet Practical Realities

While it is certainly true that many “green” technologies significantly reduce the burden on scarce resources, lessen the harm done to the environment, and save money into the bargain, there can be a major downside. Namely that they are not always suitable in all circumstances. The principle of the cost:benefit [...]

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Solar Storms: The Impact on Human Life

November 12, 2012 9:24 AM2 comments
Solar Storms: The Impact on Human Life

The sun has weather, and sun storms give off flares composed of tremendous amounts of hot gas and high-energy particles. Earth is in the path of solar flares. The storms on the sun impact the magnetic field on the earth and cause hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, wind storms and volcanic eruptions. [...]

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4 Ways to Get Creative with Solar Energy

November 9, 2012 4:02 PM2 comments
4 Ways to Get Creative with Solar Energy

American actor William Shatner once said that, “Energy is the key to creativity. Energy is the key to life.” And when it comes to the energy used by people in my household, as much as it as possible is as green as the grass that covers the lawn around our [...]

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The new 30MW Solar Power Plant

November 5, 2012 1:30 PM0 comments
The new 30MW Solar Power Plant

Kyocera Solar, a subsidiary of one of Japan’s biggest electronics manufacturers is set to produce and distribute 30MWs worth of solar power units to a new power plant being built in the Hokkaido Prefecture in North Japan. The news came on October the 8th 2012 as multinational electronic giant Kyocera [...]

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Great Green Business Ideas

October 27, 2012 12:49 PM1 comment
Recycling old electronics at Georgetown University

Green business is becoming one of the most popular new types of business in the world. It is projected that millions of jobs are going to be created by green collar jobs worldwide over the next decade, which creates a lot of potential for new entrepreneurs to start up their own [...]

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Off Grid Solar Power

October 19, 2012 1:07 PM0 comments
Off Grid Solar Power

  Solar electric power remains one of the most viable alternative energy option for many consumers. Solar systems that provide electricity for the off grid home are just as viable as those systems consumers utilize in systems tied into the utility company’s power grid. While there are people who enjoy [...]

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Green Credentials of Super Power Stations

October 15, 2012 8:54 PM0 comments
In search of the elusive smart grid

With the world’s population growing at an alarming rate and living standards slowly increasing, developing a real solution for the world’s energy consumption at the same time as climate change is near impossible. While perfect solutions to modern power and electricity problems are few and far between, several experiments around [...]

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