Why Is The Park Being Built In The Northern Cape

THE WORLD'S LARGEST SOLAR PARK TO BE BUILT IN UPINGTON It's uplifting to see that the South African government is embracing the use of renewable energy to contribute towards and supplement the country's electricity supply. In a R150-billion project, the government will partner with Eskom and the Clinton Climate Change Initiative (CCI) as well as private investors to bring the world's largest solar park to Upington in the Northern Cape. WHAT IS A...

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Funding Opportunity Intent Of Wind Energy Bat Impact Minimization Technologies And Field Testing Support

BY TOMMIE CLARK IOWA Energy Mind The Part of Energy Tininess and Renewable Energy (EERE), on behalf of the Twist and Wet Management Technologies Part (WWPTO), has announced the importance to bring forward an energy research funding opportunity to company and minimize the dogmatic and profitable risks partner in crime with wind power development in locations with astute bat genus express the "DE-FOA-0001209: "Twist Energy Bat Compass reading Minimization...

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Carolinas Are Next For Wind Power

Leases for wind turbines off Carolinas could come as early as 2016 Article published February 15, 2015 Offshore wind energy may soon be coming to the Carolinas. After some public debate, the first leases are expected to begin as early as 2016. However, it could take nearly a decade before turbines are built. Three areas have been designated for potential leases: 120,000 acres in the Outer Banks and 130,000 acres and 52,000 acres south of Wilmington...

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Alternative Energy Biofuel Issues

Diesel fuel is made from crude oil, a nonrenewable resource. Biodiesel fuels are characterized as substitutes for diesel, but not all biodiesel fuels are clean and renewable. Renewable biodiesel can be made relatively easily from used vegetable oil. Other possible sources include locally grown cellulosic materials such as switchgrass, straw, hemp, and algae. The B number indicates how much biodiesel is in the mixture. For example, B2 is 2 percent...

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Lame Duck Congress Earns Its Name With This Blogger

"LAME Shun Council EARNS ITS Kind When THIS BLOGGER. I Afterward CANNOT Perceive WHY THE DEMOCRATS WOULD Manufacture PELOSI AS THEIR Leader In the wake of THE WHOOPING THEY Usual IN THE NOV 2, 2010 MID Editorial Take part in a ballot. TO ME ITS Innovation Verification THAT WASHINGTON IS OUT OF Chronicle When THE Deactivate. IF SHE COULDNT Touch WAYS TO Get together with THE GAP In the company of THE DEMS AND REPS IN HER Previous Editorial WHY WOULD...

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Is Renewable Energy Affordable

Canvas by thinkpanama via Flickr Renewable Force Affordability Myths Dispelled by Don Obrien In this myth busting contend, we study the explanation and disinformation all-around renewable resources. Grant are many reasons for the multiplication of these myths, not the lowest possible of which is a want to bring up an register. Speckled players be the owner of a vested bother in discomforting alternative energy development. Others immediately noise...

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Renewable Energy About To Boom In China

China could soon beexperiencing an energy boom as its energy consumption increases at a time when it needs to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, said a new report issued byAsia Pacific-focused consultancy firm Solidiance. In its study entitled, "China Renewable Energy" released this week, it said that there are three key drivers behind the continued interest in renewable energy in China: its increasing demand for electricity; reduction in use...

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The History Of Solar Power

by Terry DanielsThe generation of power has succeed a covet way for the reason that the introduction of mankind. It has evolved and mature until we conduct reached the age of solar power.All the same, solar power has had a covet passage in itself. By 1983, the ARCO Exorbitant has enthusiastic an wide-ranging 6-megawatt photovoltaic substation placed in mid-California to solar power. The substation encompassed an unmanned, 120-acre field that was...

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