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[28 Oct 2009 | No Comment | 108 views]

If you are thinking about setting up solar power for your home, you would certainly want to know how to make a small solar panel to solar power your home. Nowadays with the advancement in technology and due to the widespread availability of the required raw materials more and more people are building their own solar panels rather than buying from the stores directly, as it can cost them an eye and a leg. However, exactly how much does solar power cost? That’s what we are going to have a look a

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Space Weather News for Oct. 28, 2009 http://spaceweather.com INDONESIAN ASTEROID: Earlier this month, with no warning, a 10-meter wide asteroid hit Earth’s atmosphere above Indonesia and exploded. The break-up was so powerful, it triggered nuclear test ban sensors thousands of kilometers away. A just-released analysis of infrasound data shows that the asteroid detonated with an energy equivalent of about 50 kton of TNT, similar to a small atomic bomb. This significant impact has received r

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Oct. 27: Against a backdrop of solar energy panels in Florida, President Barack Obama awarded $3.4 billion in economic stimulus funds to projects aimed at modernizing the country’s power grid. Read more:  Video: Video: Obama backs smart energy

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The state Farm Bureau is teaming up with its national counterpart to fight a  ”cap and trade” energy bill in the U.S. Senate. Like South Carolina’s Senator Lindsay Graham, Farm Bureau officials say the Waxman-Markey bill to cap emissions and re-assign areas of farmland will hurt business, in this case agribusiness. SC Farm Bureau President David Winkles and American Farm Bureau Federation President Bob Stallman signed caps to be delivered to Senators Lindsey Graham and Jim DeMint, for

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A Florida-based algae-biodiesel company has found an international market for a by-product of its clean energy business. This press release from PetroAlgae Inc. says it has has received official notice that the protein from PetroAlgae’s proprietary micro-crop production technology has successfully passed testing by the Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture and is suitable for use in animal feed: Furthermore, the protein has been cleared for importation as a raw material to be used as an ingr

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Students across the country recently had a chance to have a blast with biofuels. The 4-H National Youth Science Day taught kids some of the basics of the green fuels. This story from KSFX-TV in Springfield, Missouri says a University of Missouri chemistry lab played host to one such group of students looking to the future of renewable energy: With a little sugar, water, yeast, and a balloon, kids watched how yeast breaks down sugars. The resulting reaction release is a biofuel, a m

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The thousand of birds killed by the wind turbines at Altamont Pass tainted the reputation of the renewable energy source. But according to a recent report by the Ventana Wildlife Society and the Stanford Solar and Wind Energy Project, smaller wind-power projects may be able to harvest energy in some parts of Monterey County without harming the endangered California condor. “The condor is the main thing that’s been holding up the development of wind-power projects in Monterey County,” said John

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[27 Oct 2009 | No Comment | 113 views]

All the evidence has now been heard for and against a controversial Mid Devon wind farm – and both sides are claiming victory. Planning inspector Andrew Pykett spent a week hearing evidence relating to noise at the public inquiry held in Okehampton. Renewable Energy Systems (RES) wants to build nine wind turbines – each 120m tall, or three times the height of Exeter Cathedral – in the Den Brook Valley between Bow, Spreyton and North Tawton.

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[26 Oct 2009 | No Comment | 93 views]

A renewable energy entrepreneur says he will be forced to cut 150 staff from his company unless the Federal Government can deliver more assistance to wind power equipment manufacturers. The threat comes as the Government’s rebate for solar hot water has created huge demand, forcing down prices for renewable energy credits and stifling demand for other forms of alternative energy.

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[25 Oct 2009 | No Comment | 114 views]

Using renewable energy will save you thousands of dollars and help in keeping the world green. Several people suppose that the so-called “expensive” fee of setting up renewable energy is too dangerous in case the energy fails. If you are reading this article, then you are probably desire to be independent from electric organizations , save thousands of dollars, assist the environment and cease global warming, or all of the above. That’s good , the world needs more people