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DowntownDC BID Taps into Renewable Energy Source
WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The DowntownDC BID’s SAM headquarters building, located at 1229 New York Avenue, NW, and home to nearly 100 Safety/Hospitality and Maintenance (SAM) employees, is switching to wind power. To reduce costs and dependency on carbon-based fuels that harm the environment, the DowntownDC Business Improvement District (BID) has contracted with Washington Gas Energy Services …
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Dutch consultant conducts study on biomass as energy source in Davao Oriental
MATI, Davao Oriental, Feb. 15 (PNA) –- An energy consultant from The Netherlands is now conducting pre-feasibility study on biomass as an alternative source of electricity in a bid to have a stable supply of affordable electricity in the province.
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SanCap One Source Realty ‘Green’ team makes trip to county’s Solid Waste Resource Recovery Facility
The agents at SanCap One Source Realty were “green” long before “green” was fashionable. At their office, located at 695 Tarpon Bay Road, members of the “Recycle Sanibel” green team diligently recycle all waste materials just as they do in their respective homes.
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Research and Markets: Oman Energy Report – 2010 Edition Is a Reliable Source for Understanding the Key Issues and …
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “Oman Energy Report” report to their offering.
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‘Fiery ice’ in Canadian Arctic could light path to new energy source
For the Japanese, drilling down through Arctic permafrost to get at “fiery ice” was much less daunting than boring into the deep sea.
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CORRECTION FROM SOURCE: Conference Call Wednesday, November 10, 2010, to Discuss U.S. Geothermal’s 2nd Quarter Results
BOISE, IDAHO–(Marketwire – Nov. 5, 2010) – Correction to press release sent out today at 3:28 pm ET; a change was made to the date of the conference call. The date changed from Tuesday, November 20, 2010 to Wednesday, November 10, 2010.
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BPS Off-Grid system
I want to explore the feasibility for using wind power in my particular urban setting where one finds both reliably moderate-to-high wind speeds and a high need for electricity. The general question I need to answer is whether an inexpensive local solution can generate electricity inexpensively enough to compete on cost with electricity generated at remotely located wind farms. If so, the local solution could contribute some part to solving the problem of finding alternatives to fossil fuel. Even a 1% solution would be an important contribution, given the massive problem of global warming.